14 episodes
Dead of the Night Podcast Kenneth Bailey
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3.2 • 48 Ratings
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Devon Riesling vanished from a remote mountain road during a snowstorm in 2019, never to be seen again. Kenneth Bailey investigates her disappearance by interviewing witnesses, uncovering new leads, and breaking the case wide open.
This audio drama has everything a true crime podcast needs. A deep dive into a mysterious case with shifting suspects and emerging clues? Check. Trap music? Check. Jumping to conclusions, accusing innocent people of murder, and exposing private details of the victim's life... Check.
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Ep 12: Conclusions
An arrest is made in the Devon Riesling case, bringing an end to the podcast.
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Ep 11: The Thing About Kenneth
The results from a forensic test push the case into a dark and twisted new direction.
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Ep 10: UPDATE - Full Episode Coming Later This Week
Groundbreaking developments in the case are coming this week. Stay tuned.
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Ep 9: Two Theories - Murdered or Alive? + Update
Kenneth and Jessica discuss two theories for Devon's disappearance. Plus, a leaked update from the Gem County Police about the case.
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Ep 8: UPDATE - Breaking News in the Devon Riesling Case
The team shares an update from the Gem County Police Department about the Devon Riesling case. A full-length Episode 9 will be released next Monday with more information.
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Ep 7: He Sees You When You're Sleeping
The team finds a disturbing clue in Devon's bedroom and digs into Garret's alibi for the night Devon disappeared.
Check out our Instagram for a picture of the mysterious note found in Devon's bedroom: @deadofthenightpodcast
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Customer Reviews
Omg, I thought it was just me!
So throughout the entirety, I kept thinking, why does this sound so scripted? Is this a ‘true’ true crime story?? If it’s true, I’m sorry, but why so scripted? And if it’s fake, sorry again, but it’s not well written at all. Good story maybe? But I find myself repeatedly rolling my eyes and thinking, is this fake??
Brilliant!
I listened to the whole series in two days. Super interesting story; it was especially intriguing as someone who grew up in Idaho, not too far from Emmett. I thought the presentation was great, and the ending was so good!
Brilliant Mystery Podcast ~
Despite the fact that Dead of The Night clearly bills itself as a Drama, and not True Crime, several people who were quite obviously enjoying the program changed their ratings to One-Star, based solely on their own misapprehensions.
(Imagine if movie critics gave “Fargo” a 💣 because they thought that was based on an actual case - and the Coen Brothers actually lied at the film’s opening and said that it WAS based on “fact”, then explained why they lied about that in the commentary and the Making Of... short documentary.)
Ratings aside, Dead Of The Night is a fantastic spooky podcast, and I prefer to look at the positive, that the fact that so many people thought it was real bespeaks to the amazing acting, writing, and production that went into creating this amazing story, centered around solving the disappearance of a 23-yr. old nursing student, the winter of 2019. My one and only criticism is that I keep imagining it taking place in the 1990’s, not a year and a half ago - Just the mood of the piece I guess.