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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 10 | Founded | 7 months ago |
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I was shaken to my core!!! The hosts do an excellent job of presenting complex information in a way that's easy to follow without sacrificing depth. The story builds tension through strong reporting, compelling interviews, and careful storytelling. By the end, I was left thinking not just about the case, but about the broader questions the series raises about power, accountability, and truth. The only negative thing I can say about this podcast is that it made me miss my exit on the way home bec... more
Very interesting and captivating podcast but the adds are exceptionally inappropriate and annoying.
It took me a few episodes to get into the story. It starts off slow but it’s worth listening to. I just really wish they found who’s responsible and put them in prison.
I want Hayley and Betsy to be the host of every podcast I listen to, these girls are funny and smart and articulate and I Love Them. Story was darn good too. Please begin working on another one 🙂
-sam
This podcast really suffers from the presenters injecting themselves into the narrative. There’s no point to these painful, goofy “tee-hee, we’re two girl besties investigating a mystery!” digressions. Totally bloated with this nonsense by about a whole episode’s worth of time. This would’ve been much more sleek, effective, and compelling without all that. Credit, though, they do have a good story here.
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This program presents long-form investigations into cold cases and systemic corruption, often tying missing-person mysteries to broader crime ecosystems such as drug trafficking, outlaw biker networks, and police misconduct. Across seasons, hosts guide meticulous interviews, archival material, and data-driven sleuthing to connect disparate threads—ranging from cryptography-driven theories about historic crimes to intimate family narratives—while highlighting tensions between traditional policing and independent investigative work. Noteworthy strengths include disciplined storytelling, strong on-the-ground reporting, and high-profile expert guests; a few episodes draw sharp scrutiny of institutions, though some listeners feel pacing and tona... more
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