In 1971, a mild-mannered accountant and Sunday school teacher from New Jersey named John List murders his wife, mother and three children — only to disappear and begin a new life entirely on the other side of the country. Now, two veteran journalists go inside the mind of the killer, learn about the doomed family, and revisit the 18-year-quest to bring List to justice — a saga even more bizarre an... more
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Fantastic story telling!! I’ve been fascinated by this case for years. I loved learning new facts about it as well as hearing from neighbors and friends of the family. Hearing the episode with John Walsh was the highlight of the podcast for me.
I absolutely loved this podcast. My family is from Westfield and I always heard stories of John List growing up. It was so good to hear a thoroughly researched story.
I listened to this podcast when it first came out and I’m ready to relisten! I truly couldn’t get enough! So interesting to hear from the friends and really understand the story. Very thoughtfully done and respectful.
Enjoyed the different style and added bonus material. My husband and i began this podcast on weekends with our morning coffee or by the fire in afternoon. Look forward to more from you guys!!!
Call me sensitive or a snowflake but it felt like these hosts weren’t journalists but instead, two friends talking about a horrid murder with plans to write a book about it. There’s a fine line between podcasts host (especially journalists) being personable and engaging for the audience and treating real life murder victims as a story concept —sincerely an early career journalist.
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