Appreciate the show but that Burlington commercial is so loud. Nails on a chalkboard screeching

His contrived, fake voice is embarrassing. Be a professional, not a phony.

One star. Seriously, one. I tried, I really did, to get through this "true crime" podcast, but it was like listening to someone narrate a B-movie while banging pots and pans in the background. I get it, you want atmosphere, but the constant whooshing and creaking and what I swear was a distant wolf howl just made it sound like a bad audio drama. Look, when I listen to a true crime podcast, I want facts. I want to hear about the investigation, the evidence, the timeline. I don't need a sound effect of someone dramatically opening a rusty door every time you mention a police interview. It's distracting! It's cheesy! It's like you're trying to win an Oscar for "Most Over-the-Top Sound Design in a Podcast About Murder." If you're going to do true crime, stick to the true part. Leave the Hollywood sound effects for the professionals... or, you know, just leave them out entirely. My ears, and my sanity, would thank you

I appreciated how well done the story was. Being from Bozeman, I felt the story was told accurately with respect for the police work involved, as well as compassion for the survivors.

The background music in the podcast is too overpowering and should be removed. The compelling stories don’t need it, especially during what would have been a commercial breaks that aren’t necessary in a podcast. I strongly recommend eliminating the music or significantly reducing its presence.

I forgot Muir was a part of this until I saw his picture. I will unsubscribe now since I can no longer believe a word he says.

The stories are compelling but the sound effects, especially in the episode about Israel Keyes, are jarring. They really make it hard to listen to. Please include some sort of warning.

Half this show is coming up next. It just repeats itself. The only good thing about it is that I now know I could never actually watch it either. As a podcast you can’t tell who is talking the story is so repetitive I found myself not even paying attention

I feel like people aren’t understanding this is just the tv show in podcast form.. the music is likely from parts where b roll plays on the television. Just ignore it???

Too much useless audio clips that just fill space to make the show longer.