The authors should really consider reproducing this to address the audio issues. I am grinding my way through it. Phone interviews sound like they were recorded off a first generation iPhone on speaker from across an empty room with a cheap mic. Some are simply indecipherable. Generally you can gather what was said by the witness from the follow up but it greatly reduces the enjoyment of an otherwise riveting story.

I wanted to listen to this podcast, but I can’t get past the poor sound quality of the recorded calls. It makes my head hurt, which is a bummer because the story sounds like it would’ve been interesting.

I had to stop because the phone interviews were almost completely inaudible

I’m sorry but this might be the first podcast I do not finish. The interviews are very grating to the ears and the narration is robotic. Feels like someone is being forced to read for a class. The story becomes too difficult to follow because of how unpleasant the audio production is.

Really interesting but I can’t understand what anyone is saying the recording is so poor. Disappointing.

The quality of the phone interviews is grating. Had to stop during the second episode.

I really tried to listen but the audio quality of the recorded interviews is terrible..

An excellent and comprehensive podcast that weaves compelling information, relevant side stories, and interviews with all the key players into an in intricate tapestry. As NJ residents and fellow podcasters we were especially captivated, this is OUR back yard. Well done! - We Would Be Dead podcast

The recorded interviews are inaudible.

I wanted to hear this story, but it is TOUGH to get through. Very monotone narration and horrible recordings of speakerphone conversations, plus very weird narration of letters being read with typing in the background. All not good choices for audio storytelling. This could be so good but poor choices for production really ruin it.