Alex Johnson had it all. He was brilliant, an avid outdoorsman, a talented chef, artist and botanist with friends all over the world. In 2013, days shy of his 33rd birthday, Johnson vanished after wrapping up a phone call with his girlfriend. For more than a month, the Johnson family did everything to try and find him. They held vigils, organized searches, brought in specialized K-9's and put up b... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 9 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Category | True Crime |
Dashed dreams, broken hearts, life-altering medical diagnoses and the end of the Johnson family name all followed Alex's death in 2013. more
When Mark Taylor was sentenced for the kidnapping and murder of Alex Johnson in the summer of 2016, the Johnson family thought they wouldn't hear from their son's murderer until a parole hearing decades later. more
Mark Taylor has got it pretty good in prison. He told me he has everything he needs. He eats well, works out often and keeps in touch with friends and family outside the prison walls. more
This was it. Two and a half years after Alex Johnson's body was pulled from the bottom of the Kentucky River, Mark Taylor faced a jury at his murder trial. more
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Hey Kimmy, it clearly hasn’t occurred to you, but it is possible to leave a review without summarizing the entire story, spoilers and all.
No “hook”. Doesn’t draw you in, or pique your curiosity. I gave up before finishing the second episode. Overly dramatic, cheesy tone with a “Dateline” vibe. It failed to set up the story in a way that reeled me in. If you knew Alex personally, you might be interested to listen. I recommend “The Murder Police Podcast” - it has 4 episodes that focus on the case - really good examination of the search for the murderer.
I really like the podcast. It is very well done. My heart breaks for Alex and his family. The only issue is the background music and sound effects. They are far too loud they drown out the speakers' voices. It is like trying to have a conversation in a club! And some audio (like the 911 call in episode 3) could be cleaned. Fire your sound engineer!
I was appalled to hear the love story of the murderer. Cruel and disrespectful of the victim.
Well put together podcast up until they devote an entire episode to tell the love story of the murderer. Not only is he not sorry and “enjoying” prison, but he is even able to experience love after committing such a horrible act. A marriage his victim never got the opportunity to have. I hope his family didn’t listen to that episode. How disrespectful to them to include this.
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