
A woman reinvestigates the murders that defined her high school years in the 1980s, murders that appear to be happening all over again with a new round of unexplainable, bizarre, and violent deaths. Is it just a stroke of bad luck for this charming small town, or is it a dark curse that refuses to be buried? Inspired by a true story where the coming-of-age drama of John Hughes movies meets the nos... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 18 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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It’s been thirty years since the Domino Beach Murders came to an end, and Courtney is still not convinced the right person was convicted for the crimes. After interviewing all the key players from the events of the 1990’s, it becomes clear to her tha... more
The suspected Domino Beach Killer stands trial for the murders that have plagued the coastal community since 1992. Courtney herself testifies as a witness for the prosecution, playing a key role in convicting the suspected murderer. And now, 30 years... more
A promising singer/songwriter becomes the final victim of the Domino Beach Killer in the fall of 1995. A witness catches the killer disposing of the body, giving police their best lead yet. An arrest is made, but when the identity of the suspect is r... more
Another victim is found in the spring of 1995—a young man with ties to the son of a powerful city councilman. While the police do their best to find the killer, it appears to be too late. Tourism is down and Domino Beach itself is dying. And by summe... more
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It’s… fine. Just fine. Only fine. Definitely reads like a true crime story, so if you’re big into true crime, you may like this. The one thing I struggled with was that there seem to be no point - the premise of season 1 and there possibly being some sort of curse or reason for so many unconnected murders was really interesting, but they never followed through with it. Season 2 wasn’t at all related to season 1, which felt a little disjointed. Decent enough for background listening, but definite... more
Total waste of time, voice actors are terrible! She blames it on her being cursed and the town being built on ancient Indian burial grounds. Thinks because she went back and 6 more murders happened. Not rare for a lot of murders in a town or city 🤦♂️
Again season 2 is just adverts! Will totally delete now
This might be the worst fiction podcast I’ve ever listened to. There’s a hint of an overall story, and episode 8 supposedly ties it together. Instead it’s a waste of dead ends and wasted time.
The “true crime” segments are ok, but way over produced, and we don’t need to hear every line repeated.
So much potential. I hope whoever at iHeart who greenlit this gets whatever blackmail the writers of this show have on you. Whatever you did can’t be that bad.
Don’t waste your time.
I don't want to call this terrible because I think it could be worse and I think it has a decent premise but the writing for the dialogue and acting is so bad it just reminds you the entire time that it not the true story it is trying to seem like.
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A gripping exploration of a chilling series of murders that occurred in the small beach community of Domino Beach during the 1990s, the content frequently intertwines elements of personal narrative and community trauma. Through detailed storytelling, the episodes recount various incidents and their psychological impacts on the residents, often highlighting the connections between local culture and the violent events. The podcast covers not only the factual recounting of murders but also delves into the societal implications, community dynamics, and individual stories of survival and loss that resonate throughout the episodes, making it both a historical and emotional examination of a dark chapter in the town's history.
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