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Missing on 9/11 iHeart True Crime
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4.0 • 120 Ratings
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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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1. 9/10
Dr. Sneha Anne Philip disappears in Manhattan.
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2. 9/11
Chaos breaks out 900 feet from Sneha's apartment.
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3. 9/12
Sneha's family and the NYPD hunt for clues.
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4. The Detective
NYPD Det. Richard Stark gives his first interview.
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5. Purgatory
With Sneha in legal limbo, her family hires an attorney.
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6. Troubled Queen
An ex-boss paints Sneha as a turbulent genius.
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Customer Reviews
promising start but...
Started quite well and presenter is great but episode 2 had 12...that's twelve...adverts in 36 minutes.
Really interrupted the story and general flow.I understand that we all have to make a living but i've never heard this many adverts in such a short space.
Shame. :(
More an advert than a podcast
I know this podcast is two years old now and I rarely leave bad reviews, but I’m writing this in case the production, producers or media company notices this.
There are more adverts than actual podcast in this - three minutes of podcasts every ten - fifteen minutes. It got to the point where I just didn’t care about listening to the facts of the case anymore and completely undervalued her story.
I get that podcasts are all about making money “to be seen” but this was advert overkill and disrespectful to the story and facts.
If this is always the case for the media companies who presented this podcast, then I will avoid both in the future.
Really enjoyed this
What a fascinating story, so complex and so many things to think about. I also read Elizabeth greenwood’s book after the interview with her
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