In the 1970s, Steve Fishman was an intern at his local newspaper, when one day he hitched a ride back from Boston with Robert Carr III, better known as “Red.” Red seemed trustworthy enough, but he was hiding a secret: by the time he had picked up Steve, he had already killed three people—and all of his prior victims were hitchhikers themselves. This chilling car ride was the first time Steve would... more
Publishes | Infrequently | Episodes | 9 | Founded | a year ago |
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Categories | DocumentaryTrue CrimeSociety & Culture |
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Pretentious. It sounds like he is reading script with bad acting skills
Loved all the angles: the narrator's perspective on his own experience and role in telling Carr's story, the serial killer's perspective as heard through the taped interviews, the creepy forensic medical examiner's perspective, the daughter's perspective... I'm on Donna's chapter now. The missing perspective is that of the victims and their families, but it was evident throughout how horrifying it would have been to be his captive. No disturbing detail is spared. Tammy's story gives us a glimpse... more
Interesting reflections on an encounter that could’ve ended badly, and the stories of the people who weren’t so lucky.
probably the least sensitive and most self indulgent true crime podcasts i've ever listened to, the excitement in the host's voice is honestly gross and the series does no justice to the victims or their families. very distasteful and inappropriate reporting imo.
were told better, but the host is deliberately trying to speak like a gangster. 100% distracting
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The content revolves around the intricate world of true crime, focusing on personal narratives and the psychological impacts of crime on both victims and perpetrators. Notable episodes include chilling encounters with notorious criminals, exploring their backgrounds, motivations, and the repercussions of their actions. Unique to this series is the host's personal connection to some of the subjects, offering listeners a rare insight into the mind of a journalist navigating the complexities of human morality and the criminal psyche. Overall, the episodes provide a haunting exploration of dark tales that unsettle yet fascinate, appealing to true crime enthusiasts looking for deep dives into unsettling themes.
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