The Binge Crimes: Finding Mom's Killer

I’m near the end of season eight and I really enjoy it. I don’t understand the nasty comments about the narrator, who I find very easy to listen to, and who has a great cadence. His personal knowledge of the actors enhances the narrative and I’m not at all put off by it; quite the opposite.

For an investigative reporter, he really seems to not be able to see the nose in front of his face. If you’re trying to kill someone, you don’t shoot them with a gun in a bag, through a car seat. There’s no way you would be able to guaranteed that’s gonna kill someone. The woman claims to be Diane’s friend is all about the attention from the very beginning. Mr. Billy Corey, whatever. I mean it sounds like he wants to have the man’s child rather than actually investigative report. Why is anything he thinks or says given any value? A better podcast would be how this guy got railroaded by the people he thought were his friends.

Keeps me wanting more- simply love it!

Did not finish—details would be referred to at the very beginning of the episode that weren’t covered until the end of it, and not in a suspenseful way. A good example is when they’re talking about the memorial service at the start of I think ep 3, and someone I wasn’t familiar with (Grover I think? He wasn’t actually introduced until later in the episode, so there was no context for who this was) said that Tex asked him to recant comments he relayed to the press. The relationship between the two and even the circumstances of the press comments weren’t established until the end of the episode. Did not set it up for digestibility as a listener. Similar issues led to me giving up on this. Two stars because the “ingredients” were there, they just didn’t put them together so the listener actually understood them.