
Seven years ago, journalist Justine van der Leun received a letter that would change her life. The sender was a woman named Kwaneta Harris, who was incarcerated at a prison in Texas. Kwaneta had an incredible story—one that, over time, she began to tell Justine. Justine wanted to know more, and began to report deeply. Kwaneta’s story turned out to be more complicated, tangled, and murky than Jus... more
| Publishes | Twice weekly | Episodes | 201 | Founded | 6 years ago |
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In March 2019, Justine starts exchanging letters with Kwaneta Harris, a woman serving a 50 year sentence for murder. The two grow close, but the more Justine learns about Kwaneta's story, the more complicated it gets.
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Seven years ago, journalist Justine van der Leun received a letter that would change her life. The sender was a woman named Kwaneta Harris, who was incarcerated at a prison in Texas. Kwaneta had an incredible story—one that, over time, she began to t... more
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I had to give up. The voice actress, who played Esther, has the most annoying vocal fry I’ve ever heard. Like nails on a chalkboard.
A great monthly true crime podcast
I’m listening to my mother’s lies and I’m not saying that the woman didn’t lie, I can only get through two episodes. However. Everything is pointed at white racism. Even the comment saying Susan was talking to Jeremy, writing him letters, etc, well duh. So do most people when they’re investigating innocence or guilt. They talk to the suspect. I mean, I just heard a case the other day where Black jurors were dismissed because they literally said “ I would never put a brother in jail”, so to a... more
Great podcast. Very touching. I still do not understand why the criminal law does not treat pedophiles as the incurable murderers that they are and punished by the courts accordingly.
I listened to enough to know that I can’t tell if the woman who isn’t the narrator is real, or an actress reading a script, or something in between.
It’s sort of like listening to NPR, where it’s obvious that the casual back and forth between a host and the reporter is scripted, so what’s the point of the fake intimacy of “just two people talking”?
Same vibe.
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This true crime narrative concentrates on online harassment, swatting, and the broader social impact of digital threats against women and girls who engage in online gaming. It weaves together investigative reporting, firsthand witness accounts, and journalistic commentary to explore how online predators manipulate evidence, influence public perception, and confront the realities of law enforcement in the digital age. Episodes consistently mix personal stories with media ethics, investigative strategy, and legal considerations, offering a compelling case study in contemporary true crime storytelling that often reframes perceived conclusions and highlights the human costs behind online abuse.
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