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itwasntmesir45Wow!I think this is an incredibly powerful and well researched podcast. The weird bad reviews claiming it's a Q non or whatever conspiracy show are obviously fake maybe part of these crimes being told here. It's too much of the reviews repeating the exact same statements and obviously planned. This leads me to think that a few creeps might be lurking here because they are being exposed. Hurting, traumatizing, and destroying children is the most evil and horrific crime there is. Anyone who believes it isn't are the heartless delusional ones. This podcast is the truth stop defending evil by labeling it a conspiracy. Shame on you fake reviewers who don't care about keeping our children safe.
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Squirrel554Decent podcast but….Decent podcast but 6 commercials in the first 5:55 make it hard to get into.
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AppRater2021ExcellentVery professional and in my opinion thoroughly researched.
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Matt-e-moeSo goodInteresting
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AnonomyssyExcellent reporting. New info for crime junkiesAs a true crime junkie and kid in Chicago who remembers the Gacy case in real time I almost passed this by thinking it’s probably the same old stuff. Nope. This kept me awake and fascinated on a long, lone car ride. The more I read the more I realize there are nefarious, dark people and they are often connected. This makes me think about the smiley faced killers and the likelihood of a similar, connected network of evil-sick-need to be exposed subhumans. And police who deny the evidence all along. The corruption runs deep. Isn’t MKULTRA survivor Cathy OBrien from MI also? Wonder if that’s connected.
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Totten-AuthorShoddyIt be great if you actually gave the source who first connected these two cases to North Fox Island
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Chase71376Crazy ConnectionsGreat podcast. Interesting, well told and paced just right. Content is hard to hear but was done tastefully and they didn’t dig too deep, just enough for you to get the idea. Disturbing information. Can’t help but wonder why there was so many people like this during a specific period of time?
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emmteeemmHero Michael FarquharThis man stands out as the picture of courage and strength in this story, speaking out against a terrible machine of evil. He is right: watch your kids, sick people hide in families, camp, churches. Stop protecting these pedophiles because they make donations. And I agree with others who point out the language needs to change. No such thing as “child porn”. It is all child sex abuse material. No child is capable of engaging in pornography, and we should be calling it what it is: child rape and child sex abuse.
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aidanisaratDespite Some ReviewsI absolutely loved this podcast. I feel as though the way it connected cases was really inquisitive.
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<D.B>Narrator talks about herself too muchIt’s clear the narrator has some problems with her parents. This isn’t the place for that.
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kayferguson13Excellent!The podcast did what LE should’ve done. Cops are idiots & there are only a small % of cops w/ the capability of expanding their brain to go farther than the nose on their face. I will always be amazed that cops label almost everyone a runaway. To hear ‘why did no one look for the boys’ is sickening. They didn’t look b/c they didn’t & don’t care. This angered me so much.
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SmrgrlInformative & high-quality true crime podcastTrue crime both fascinates and repels me—what makes people do the evil things they do?! I was first drawn to this podcast for its reporting on the Oakland county child killer case from the 1970s (still unsolved). This is an excellent podcast: the host is professional and thorough and its entire production—music, timing, sound quality—is superb. For all true crime solvers.
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PodJakeViennasunriseViennasunrise is a stupid person.
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viennasunriseUnethical and frustrating.I’m only on episode 3 but I feel that the interview with the survivor on the island was unethical and should not have been included in the podcast. That man suffered more than I can comprehend during his time on the island and for the producers of this podcast to include his panic attack for dramatic effect is disgusting. I understand that he chose to return to the island and that he’s entitled to that choice but don’t re-traumatize him and then include it in the podcast for your own gain. If you’re so bothered by what happened to the boys in this story then act like it. Also call rape rape. Don’t downplay it to make it more palatable for the audience.
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spinne85Nice enough production, questionable researchthought i was going to get an in-depth look into Dean Corll and John Wayne Gacy. Instead what you get is a suggestive narrative with little factual basis to hold it together. Pretty disappointing.
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mle mkeI like the show but have one major concern!This is all great information and worth your time. My only problem is a big one. There is no such thing as “child porn” or “child sex.” It is all rape. The language is troubling throughout. “Pictures of two men having sex with a young boy” should be “two men raping a young boy.” I appreciate your hard work.
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baba la babaTornSeems to be really well researched. However, the narration is poorly written. There are issues with basic grammar and shifting tenses. Also, Jacqueline should not have been the narrator. Her voice and chronic dry mouth are distracting.
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biggiesmallzthepupAmazingLove this, offers a ton of new insight onto what many of us already suspected about gacy! That he didn’t work fully alone! Please make more episodes!
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PattijongExcellent podcastWould love to here or episodes
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Dandylion666Not actual facts.I was in until the victim interviewed said he won an award for Wicca from the YMCA…. That just isn’t true. This is holdover Satanic Panic nonsense. I’m sure the victim really believed something happened but Satanic ritual abuse wasn’t real. Google it if you don’t believe me. Wasted my time on nonsense.
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RowstarboardBravo!This is so good! I recommend it to everyone!
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deathnestVery well done!I didn’t expect this podcast to be so good. I hung on every word and listened to it all in one evening. Very interesting
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Lacey.K83Best podcast production.It was a pleasure to listen to. I didn’t feel like I was missing out on visual images. The descriptions were great! I enjoyed the podcast so much I watched it on ID. I need more episodes and more podcasts produced like this. Well done!!!
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ReeRee68Must listen to for True Crime EnthusiastsFresh, new material not repeated a hundred different ways on many other shows. I thought I knew everything on Gacy, guess again. A new perspective that makes sense and throws up a question in my head and probably yours too. The other cases, some completely new to me when put together, put them in a new light worth pondering. I just finished listening and need to listen again. Great research and guests. Narration is smooth and Jacqueline’s voice is like silk. Wish she did a lot more podcasts.
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jiobannyGreatGood work very
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iagosantBest hostOut of many serial format podcasts I’ve binged on recently, Jacqueline Bynon is my favorite. I’d love to hear more serial shows by her.
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Supercharged ScottsmanBill ListThis is an amazing podcast, but I wonder if this story is some how linked to William Gerald List who operated the Seabrook Murder Mansion on Todville road.
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Annoying102938Q-Anon NonsenseLaughable conspiracy theories.
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crochet and listenInterestingI listened to this all in less than 2 days. Very interesting and so devastating to hear about the victims. I hope families can find peace in the work still being done to acknowledge the victims and identify the remaining unidentified victims.
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VeganateAmazingHow is this not more popular? Incredible work
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MJ HALESTONESFantastic!!I love these podcasts, I had no idea...This story is Bomb..Facts!! This story is told so well, fantastic job for all your effort & time to bring us a exhilarating podcast.Great great job!! Thank you
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Juniors6028Not sureOnly at episode 3. Narrators really leads the listener. Too many cliches, mediocre writing and can clearly tell she’s reading from the script. I question the accuracy and how everything ties together.
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bjjmombelieverTerrifyingThank you for your countless hours in research! I hope justice is found for every victim!
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HollyHoo11Clown and the CandymanGreat series. Good companion to the tv series. You don’t realize how many serial killers there were until somebody starts the outline of dates.
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Ash5479MisleadingThe title and the advertising lead you to believe this is focused around Gacy and Corll. Instead, that’s a footnote in a totally different story about child trafficking in 70s. I don’t appreciate being misled. I also am not fond of this narrator and the continual comments comparing things to today.
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Vince_VersaAmazedI’m amazed at all the pedos leaving negative reviews.
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JerdpaulWell done, grippingI’m very impressed with this one, thanks for the thorough research
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Firedancer1013Poor Research and Conclusion JumpingIf you think loose coincidences are the same as facts, then this is the podcast for you.
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Goatkiller489ScaryA very interesting and very scary possibility. You will have to decide for yourself, but definitely worth listening to.
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racin707Good version of the story with more informationBad call having a mattress company sponsor a pod cast about pedo’s or brilliant?
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Littledutchgirl240Basically Q anon... horribleI love true crime podcasts and thought this had great potential. Unfortunately, the host links a bunch of well known serial killers and says they’re all involved in some sort of conspiracy with ZERO evidence. Shows like this are harmful and only send people deeper down the conspiracy theory rabbit hole. Completely irresponsible.
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trucrimeghyHad potentialTo much inference not enough hard facts takes away from the effectiveness of the topic journalism
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helenavic1Poorly doneThis podcast had such great potential, but the host consistently jumps to conclusions without evidence. After a while, it’s unbearable to listen to because of all the logical fallacies.
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toritoritoritori3It’s R@PE NOT ‘having sex’Please use the correct terms when describing adults sexually assaulting/r@pe children. Do not referring to these pedophiles as ‘having sex’ with victims! It’s so ignorant and you KNOW BETTER.
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TC JunkieRivetingI thought these stories have all been told. This podcast proved me wrong! Especially in light of the things that have been uncovered in our country in the last few years.
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Camby 2376The Franklin Cover UpGreat podcast and I knew about all these incidents but didn’t know how they all tied together! Th one you missed from this error was Boys Town, Johnny Gosch and the Franklin. No way they weren’t all connected and the kids involved have said they were in chicago and Michigan and DC. Also the Founders in Florida. Internationally you could go with Jimmy Savile, Edward Heath, Mark Dutreax and the white March! This stuff is so big and so prevalent and those naive enough to thing Epstein isn’t the biggest story of the 20th and 21st just don’t want to know the real truth! It’s always been about the Children!
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Larry8900ExcellentThere’s much more going on here, and it’s very clear. Unfortunately, the normies in the review section are would rather listen to what mainstream media tells them. It’s sad.
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COWBOY68Believably UnbelievableFANTASTIC !!! Interviews, never before heard clips and information that I’ve never heard of and I listen to A LOT of True Crime podcasts. The host is great , I listened from beginning to end in one day at work . This is one of the best !!! If you want people giggling and sipping wine , this isn’t for you !!!
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frigal shopperGreat podcastLove the podcast. But I can’t help to ask, how is your friend Chris doing today?
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KimmiKay89Maybe.Ok, so the stories are sound in and of themselves, but the conclusion I’m a bit dubious on. I do believe the child murders of the 70s/80s are a major reason why childhood in 2021 is much different than childhood in 1971. BUT does that also mean all those murders and horrible abuses are tied to a larger pedo group? Maybe. I’m not quite convinced. I think the growth of national media in that era exposed actions that were neither new nor novel. That’s my take. An interesting podcast to listen to nonetheless.
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