
Hitchhiking was a rite of passage for teens in the 70s in the beautiful Pacific Northwest – until a charming predator turned their freedom into fear. Some managed to escape him, but police believe this good-looking stranger was responsible for the kidnapping, torture and murders of many more young women. The grieving families of his victims refuse to let their daughters and sisters be forgotten, a... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 18 | Founded | 3 months ago |
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I have thoroughly enjoyed listening to this podcast, and I think the narrator eases more into her role as the series goes on. The podcast is well researched, very interesting and utterly compelling. I have been desperately saddened to hear these women’s stories and have found the actions of this deplorable serial killer reprehensible. I look forward to hearing updates and await season two.
The VO and writing makes this hard to listen to. VO is slow and melodramatic and poorly edited- you can hear where there are pick ups when audio quality changes mid-sentence. Could have also benefited from stronger narrative writing or an audio story editor. There are big leaps in plot rather than stepping through the action which makes the story hard to follow. Didn’t make it past episode 1.
I don’t understand the complaints. This story is, and is told, incredibly gripping. My jaw has never not dropped during each episode. In the end, there is real progress and hope for more answers. That’s what matters most.
When the narrator talks to a human it is normal. But when it is the narration of facts, it has weird pauses. My first thought was AI and see here many others say the same.
Also, episode 8 and has repeated many parts of all the previous episodes. Makes following the story very confusing.
Update: unfollowing the pod after episode 2 because I can’t stand the host’s voice.
The story is very interesting however, the host’s voice is unbearably annoying and the cadence in which they’re speaking is unnatural. It’s like everything is drawn out for dramatic effect listening on 1.3x helps
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This series broadcasts the chilling accounts of a serial killer who operated in the 1970s Pacific Northwest, showcasing the harrowing stories of survivors and the families of victims. Through deep exploration of individual tales, the narrative highlights the systemic failures of law enforcement and societal disbelief faced by victims. Each episode intricately weaves together personal stories of trauma, loss, and resilience, ensuring that the memories and voices of those affected are not forgotten. Notably, the series also emphasizes the long-term impacts of these crimes on the community, offering listeners a poignant look into the intersection of tragedy and healing.
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