
These people specialize in the unthinkable.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 516 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | True CrimeDocumentarySociety & Culture | |||

A disturbing legacy.
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The fairer sex? Not so much.
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Hopefully Mike will find the answers he's looking for.
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Honestly, I’ve grown bored of the mainstream crimepods. Found this Thanks to Obscura mention and I am now obsessed. Such great research and detail, I’m affected every episode! Great job! I love your sarcasm and no frills so don’t change a thing. There are plenty of chit chatty crime pods, I come here to get away from them.
It's not the most refined podcast, but sometimes Morgan can be endearing. Other times... He still has too many 'mouth sounds', which is ragey for those of us with misophonia.
Also, he has strangely (and a little obnoxiously) long pauses during his narration. I really don't understand his reasons for that...but I really dislike it.
I believe his researcher/script writer lives in Australia...and Morgan often sounds like he's reading someone else's writing for the very first time, without any p... more
People who steal content and then whine about being called out for it really get my zapples going!
Update: still bad
Some stories are interesting. I just wish he would make an effort to learn to pronounce words and names. It’s so distracting. Sometimes very basic words are mispronounced. It can come across as uncaring and disrespectful. He could expand his audience if he took the time to do that.
Coming from a family of Armenian Turks the language is absolutely spoken and people were not stripped of their identities. My family still lives in the same part of Turkiye as they did back then. Talk about the real genocide taking place as we speak.
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Exploring the depths of human depravity, this podcast focuses on the most heinous crimes and the minds behind them. Each episode provides a chilling account of notorious criminals, delving into their backgrounds, motivations, and the societal factors that may have contributed to their gruesome actions. Topics range from serial killers and domestic abuse to the broader themes of violence against women and systemic societal issues. The unique approach combines deep research with storytelling that connects viewers to the horrific realities faced by victims, making it an eye-opening experience for anyone interested in true crime and social commentary.
Additionally, the podcast's balance of horror with occasional moments of dark humor sets it... more
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