On November 13, 2022, four students from the University of Idaho are brutally stabbed to death in an off-campus house. After a lengthy investigation and cross-country manhunt, a Ph.D. student from a neighboring university is charged with the crimes. As it turns out, the 28-year-old was majoring in criminology, studying the behavior of killers like the ones he would later be accused of becoming. Di... more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 128 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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This show is both painfully boring and rage inducing. An entire episode was devoted to interviewing the author of a fictional book likening the Kohbergers' journey from WA to PA to the Odyssey. The host goes to immense lengths to say Brian Kohberger is innocent until proven guilty (which he is) and often repeating this about 5 times per episode but no where in the author's interview did she say his book is fictional. In an interview with a former classmate of Kohberger's the host says "I really,... more
I was a juror on a criminal case. I just want to comment, as a past juror, on the destruction of the murder house. As long as you have a good prosecutor, you don’t need to go to the crime scene to see and imagine the event in your own head. Your own head and thoughts are often better than the actual scene. Just like reading a book and then seeing the movie. The book is always better.
I enjoyed this podcast.
I was trying to like this podcast but to be honest- it’s long, drawn out and season 2 episode 6 the interview with the “journalist” did it for me- her voice was fried and just annoying
This is a solid podcast, but my god edit it down. They spend so much time on things that could be covered in 5 minutes or less. They spend 15 minutes talking about BTK for god sakes. They spend a whole episode basically interviewing one of the students who has almost nothing worth while to say.They waste an entire episode taking about whether or not the house should’ve been taken down. I really would’ve waited until the trial had passed before making this podcast.
Sketchy episode one is the serial killer expert. He seems very excited and happy and Khalifa that he gets to know serial killers. It’s gross episode episode boots on the ground with the Muslim girl who think she’s a freaking victim because people aren’t gonna like her and her the small town in Idaho we go to you people Giovanni, a large company run by Muslims is in Idaho, Idaho, and then the defamation of Doug Wilson Doug Wilson said one thing about don’t trust with the Moscow police say to you ... more
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A gripping examination of the brutal murders of four University of Idaho students, this show provides in-depth insights into the complex investigation, the implications of the involved parties, and the broader societal reactions to the case. The episodes feature discussions about psychological phenomena, community impact, and the legal intricacies tied to the case of Bryan Kohberger, the accused killer who was studying criminology at a nearby university. With a blend of expert commentary, survivor stories, and investigative journalism, the content explores the emotional and psychological aspects surrounding the crime and its aftermath, making it particularly compelling for true crime enthusiasts and those interested in criminology and psych... more
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