Sometimes the most beautiful places hide the darkest secrets.
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I’ve listened to many episodes before coming to the conclusion that Delia just seems to be another wanna be Crime Junkie, only she seems to only care about monetizing the horrible deaths of others and does nothing other than read from a couple of articles, not attempting to uncover what really happened for the remaining family or anything close to it. She talks in just a monotone voice like she has almost no care for the victims she’s talking about. The way she talks about victims that have been... more
Her voice is confident yet calming, she inserts personal opinions at tactful moments and she has experience with the wilderness. So well done, please keep them coming. I’m starting to like this more than Crime Junkie. Thanks!
In light of the recent one about Cornell and Kate and the park taking down signs…I seen on a fb page that someone is putting plastic animals and then tying a laminated pic of a missing person to it with info and a scan code for more information on the person and then leaving it on a rocks in the area. I think this is a great idea but please respect Mother Nature!
While I like most of the Content from Audiochuck but D’Ambra sounds to monotonous more
I have listened for about a year now and I have to say the episodes are getting boring which is very disappointing considering this was my go to podcast 😭
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Park Predators launched 3 years ago and published 61 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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