
As little girls and boys we look up at the glowing angel that gave us life with love and adoration, but for too many this is not a happy reality, for many the woman holding us is a true monster. THESE ARE THEIR NIGHTMARES. Delve deep as we unravel the turbulent bonds between mother and child. Horror stories of mothers who committed unspeakable acts against their children. Sponsored by FPR Method™ ... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 38 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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| Category | True Crime | ||||

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This is what I would sound like if I did a podcast! I wouldn't be a good host either. The narrative is choppy, there are repeats in the reading due to bad editing and the voice is monatone. Just because you can doesn't mean you should be a podcast host!
I was super interested in the stories but how are there so many errors! I can’t believe this was active for 6 years. I can’t even get through 6 episodes.
It’s like she’s reading this info for the VERY FIRST TIME, with lots of errors. She also needs to speak louder. I tried several episodes & only got about 4 minutes in on each. Do yourself a favor &
move along…
Not EVERYONE should have a podcast.
This one is proof of that!
Audio quality is bad. Names and places are mispronounced. The host lost me when she started insulting the victims physical descriptions. She called the father of a murdered child “paunchy and unattractive.” This was hurt after drowning on about how the dead child’s spirit “spoke to people” to get his case solved. Awful. Some people shouldn’t narrate true crime, and this is an example
Great presentation of a tough topic in each episode. This show has received some harsh reviews but none of the audio or editing notes anyone mentioned in other reviews has taken away from how much I love this show! You can tell the host really cares about these cases and takes the research seriously. Give this passionate indie podcast a chance and I think you’ll agree.










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