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In Season 9 of the award winning podcast Someone Knows Something, David Ridgen, along with Christine's mother, reopen the investigation and come face to... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 104 | Founded | 10 years ago |
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Category | True Crime |
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Absolutely love this podcast. Can’t wait for for the new episodes to come out again now that I’ve finished listening and all caught up 😔 Thank you for all you do for the loved ones of the victims. For shining a light on these cold cases. Hopeful for you and the families to move on with the answers they need. 🤍
I’m now on season 2. Great presenter. I listen to podcasts to help me sleep and David’s voice is clear and calming. However the appalling singing of the woman at the end of episodes precludes SKS as night time listening. I was confident this caterwauling would be ditched after season 1, but sadly not! Is she related to someone big at the station?
I’m halfway through Season 5 episode 2 and all I can think is does the Constable really want this case solved ? It’s been over 30yrs so the way you’ve been going about this case isn’t working. She’s like a firewall !
Former police here and her way of thinking is so old school! This podcast I bet can help solve your case faster if you get out of your own way!
Make sure you tell her she will get credit with her bosses and get that promotion not you!!
It’s just someone peppering someone else with annoying question after question, then talking about it.
Couldn’t stop listening to I binged it all.
It’s o good. The way he described his surroundings I can put myself right there in the middle. Feel all the pain the family members feel. It’s so sad. But he gives them so much clearing I can’t image they ever got so much information. I so hope for ever case for the family to find and get closure. This is by far the best I’ve ever listened to. Also never felt as much pain/ sadness as well.
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This series offers a compelling blend of investigative journalism and heartfelt storytelling centered around unresolved murder cases. Each season focuses on a specific case, highlighting the emotional journeys of the families affected by crime, notably the loss and longing for justice. Expect detailed explorations into the investigative process, including police efforts, confessions from suspects, and the profound psychological impact on victims' families as they grapple with their grief and fight for answers. The host brings a unique empathetic approach, ensuring that the stories are shared with care and integrity, standing out as an impactful true crime series.
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