I had never heard of these murders and a friend just told me about it. The story popped up in my feed and I was curious. It exceeded my expectations. Fascinating story, well edited and executed.

This was the first real podcast I have dove into. I loved every detail. Jason’s description was great

At this point in writing I have one more episode to go. Jason’s music is as thoughtful and compelling as the case itself. I’ve chosen to write now because I am so concerned about the almost separate story of the evidence box. I now need the whole chronology of that box, and how/why it was considered such a “fluke” that it existed and was found. Why wasn’t it foremost in the minds of all of Jason’s lawyers from Day One? Were they lied to re: its existence? I look forward to more answers in next episode. Let my concern testify how enthralling this podcast is—the inexplicable coincidence of amazing timing. My real question being WHY was that box such a lost mystery in the first place? Even if it’s simple neglect, back when DNA testing was not as crucial as now, why would that not have been pursued by Jason’s lawyers immediately. They knew it had to exist. They could have gone straight to forensics, right? Where was the glitch in this whole process that could possibly have saved years/decades in furthering Jason’s case?

I don’t normally leave reviews, but this podcast has kept me thoroughly engaged through both seasons so I felt it was warranted to give it 5 stars. Keep up the great work, Jason!

Engaging and lots of wow moments!

This had me hooked! Jason tells a great story, weaving it in and out of the people and places he introduces. Really masterful.

Listening to this made me ill- seriously. This young man’s life was ruined by the very people who gave him life. The Detective needs to be put in jail and/or punished for his repeated and reckless attempts to ensure he kept this young man in prison. Allow people to do their time, but this type of manipulation is sickening. Can’t forget the mother working overtime to help him.

Enthralling

I put it on 1.5 speed and he still speaks so slow.

No outcome and the whole podcast is basically just how you should hate cops and believe inmates. Garbage