
Murderers who killed as kids – sometimes decades …
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In the last few years, more than 140 Florida juvenile killers have gotten a sentencing do-over. But we want to talk about why all of this is happening.
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In 1977, when James Morgan mutilated a Stuart grandmother at 16, a state doctor said insanity didn't drive him to kill. The truth was more disturbing.
Now at age 57, James is seeking freedom from his life prison term in a new legal twist in his case... more
Lanadieal Ashe was 8 when she testified about her dad killing her mom. Nearly 30 years later, she’s back in court for her own crime and her bid to go free.
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Brooks Bellay was 14 when he killed a little girl in a small Florida beach town.
Nearly 40 years later, he stood in front of a judge asking to be freed from his life prison term after law changes made him, and several hundred other, eligible for a ... more
Dennis Creamer was 15 when he shot and killed a father of six. Now, 49 years later, he’s asking a judge to free him.
Changes to juvenile sentencing laws could lead to judges freeing hundreds of Florida killers serving life in prison. This is Uncerta... more
In Florida, hundreds of juvenile offenders serving life for murder are eligible for a sentencing do-over.
“Uncertain Terms” is an exclusive true-crime series that digs into the compelling stories of teenagers who committed murder and were sentenced ... more
As a Floridan of Indian River County this is a eye-opening podcast !!! Very well done !!!
Good storytelling but it sounds as if producers don’t have much experience with audio editing. Some recorded audio material harvested from the time of each crime is often impossible to hear. Most audio editors these days can be used to filter out white noise and to clarify certain frequencies so that voices in the tapes can be heard. Levels can also be altered to match volume of reporters narration. Some of the ‘found audio’ is so so so quite that I can’t hear it through my speakers. Kind of sho... more
I’m not usually one to be troubled by people’s voices in true crime podcasts, but one of these two women speaks loudly and insensitively about really tender issues. Borderline sarcastic. It seems to make light of deeply painful events. I’ve listened to all of the episodes, and I find there’s a very strange presentation overall. The twanging music and loud, insensitive voice make the events seem like spectacles, and I don’t think that’s a good light to cast on such a delicate balance between vict... more
Excellent coverage of a subject dear to my heart- warbaby
This was a very sad story, it was hard to digest but the ladies did a great job of bringing the story to life! They remind me of my youth listening to the radio.
When they play actual recordings of the defendant in the case they play background music that drown the recording making it inaudible. Also, varying sound levels in voices make listening difficult. Will continue to listen to more before I decide.
Gripping story, hearing this juvenile killer testify against her father as a young child describing how he gunned down her mother in front of her puts you right there in court.
I love this podcast for many reasons! One of them being, the light it’s shining on children murderers as they’re often punished harsher than adults. Also, I love how this podcast brings in real-life video sound bites from the actual court trials of the crimes they’re speaking of. Lastly, these podcasters aren’t just basing they’re show on hearsay. They’re meeting with and interviewing the victims and/or the perpetrators of these crimes. They’ve even compiled videos and photos that go along with ... more
These first two episodes are really compelling stories, and the original audio clips really make for great listening. Can’t wait for more
I just listened to both episodes available so far back to back and loved them. The host is obviously a veteran journalist excellent at storytelling who grabbed my attention. Complete and interesting. I couldn’t turn it off.
The host is so sensationalist. And the words she chooses to accentuate are terrible. I listen to a ton of true crime podcasts. The way the host describes the crimes is so inappropriate.
Great storytelling, can’t wait for more episodes.
I am very particular when it comes to podcast, but this one so far has been amazing. I am excited to see what this duo will do in the coming weeks. I highly recommend Uncertain Terms. It nearly brought me to tears multiple times during the first episode.
My favorite new podcast! This is the first true crime podcast I've ever heard that's truly investigative journalism and tells both sides equally. Such gripping storytelling!
Can’t believe these killers could be walking free.









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