A true crime podcast that seeks to go beyond the narrative and discover the truth. Both sides have facts, which picture comes into focus depends on how those facts are Framed.
Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 28 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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Categories | HistoryTrue Crime |
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I preferred season 1 better. Too many moving parts to keep track of in this season. I agree with many commenters about the voice actors although I think season 2 did better than season 1 in regards to the voice actors. Hopefully the host looks at reviews in order to improve.
I really have a problem when what’s presented as if actual recordings are integrated into the report, but they are simulated, read by actors and filtered to sound like a phone conversation or a live interview in a room. It would be nice for the host to say at least once per episode that these are recreations. Readings of edited transcripts mixed by sound editors.
It is understandableb the producers want to save the time and money it would take to sat and process actual recordings, but other pod... more
This Story has some Eerie similarities of a Group of Young Kids here in My Hometown, Back in the 90’s Kids used the Term “ Posse” , which translates to “ Crew/Boys “ by today’s slang , The kids here called themselves the DownTown Posse , and like these kids in this story had a apartment they hung out in ,and hung out downtown doing small crimes and panhandling for change to get drugs / alcohol , up until they devised a plan to Rob strangers and people they knew by the end of it 6/7 peoples ende... more
This is excellent! I love how Aaron goes through it so thoroughly. Too bad the police don’t do such a great job.
Voice acting is soo over dramatic and takes away from the awesome story and great detail. Even if the voice acting has a place in this story take half of the drama out and it would accent the story just fine
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