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Sept. 10, 2001. One block from the World Trade Center. Security cameras capture the last known images of Dr. Sneha Anne Philip, shopping. The next day, chaos. What happened to Sneha?
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If you can never get enough true crime... Congratulations, you’ve found your people.
Ashley Flowers plagiarizes AGAIN
She has a new podcast called The Deck about the decks of playing cards with missing/murdered people on them which are being distributed at prisons. Going through the cases on the cards one per episode. This podcast already exists. It’s called Dealing Justice. Flowers has even gone so far as to copy the episode title format.
And just like that, Casey is back..
No prelude, no banter, no mucking around. A plug for his new series, one ad spot (here in India, at least) for Scribd (Casey is a bass guitar player - what?!) and the theme music leads straight into the now almost therapeutic monotone, "Our episodes deal with serious and often distressing incidents..."
Court Junkie getting a bit stale lately
Anyone else find Court junkie getting a bit stale lately? The last few cases have been quite boring to me. And now it’s Ahmed Arbery which was so over saturated in the media, that I just don’t care to listen.
Vocal quirks of presenters
Ok, so the vocal fry has been done to death, but apart for that I find most vocal quirks amusing or endearing. What are people's favourites, I wonder.
The best investigative journalistic podcasts
Hunting Warhead, The Clown&The Candyman, Your Own Backyard, Finding Cleo, Alligator Candy.
Actually criminal justice professionals?
Has anyone found a true crime podcast that is done by people who are actually in the criminal justice field?
Unsolved with Steve Gregory
There are more than 10,000 unsolved crimes in Southern California, most of which are homicides. Unsolved with Steve Gregory highlights some of the cases that have gone cold, hit a brick wall or just need that one piece of evidence or witness to surface.
