In Dateline’s newest podcast, Keith Morrison takes us to a quiet farmhouse on America’s Great Plains, where Sharmon and Wayne Stock have just celebrated Easter with their big, loving family. That night, under a pale moon, the couple is shot to death in their bedroom. The investigation includes four suspects, spans three states, and comes down to a single shiny clue: A gold ring found at the scene ... more
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 7 | Founded | a month ago |
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Number of Listeners | Category | True Crime |
Judgment day for the accused brings anger and sorrow for the Stocks. And one of the killers talks to Keith about the night of the murders.
One suspect is freed, another makes a surprising choice, and an investigator is accused of planting evidence.
Two new suspects tell police they were at the farmhouse when the Stocks were killed.
Investigators find a key piece of evidence that sends the case in a surprising direction.
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I love Dateline and Keith Morrison, however, this story is rather boring. My least favorite Dateline podcast so far.
I love how Dateline thinks their audiences are absolutely stupid. This is why I rarely listen or watch the shows anymore.
This entire story could have been told in 45 minutes. Instead you get to listen to 8 minutes of commercials, 4 minute recaps and 10 minutes of nothing. Then wait for the next one to do the same. Copy and paste. Extremely poor taste.
No one can tell a story quite like Keith. He’s so thorough, captivating and intelligent. There’s so much twist and turn in this story that I binge listened to the 5 episode series in one sitting. Well done Keith!!
The actual story is like one mediocre dateline episode they stretched out way too far.
I wanted to love this podcast. It started off great, and I was quite interested; however, I immediately stopped it when you promoted Gypsy Rose Blanchard.
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The episodes offer an intricate exploration of a startling true crime case centered around the brutal murders of Sharmon and Wayne Stock in their Nebraska farmhouse. The narrative unfolds through a web of confessions and familial complexities, involving multiple suspects with intertwining stories that reveal both the personal traumas of those involved and the harrowing reality of the crime itself. Detailed investigations draw listeners into the emotional aftermath and the impact on the community, providing chilling insights into the family dynamics, deception, and motivations behind the murders. With engaging storytelling and an emphasis on psychological insights, the analysis transforms into not just a recounting of events, but a deep exam... more
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