The Doorstep Murder

It’s an interesting case but agree with the review that said 8 episodes on this was a lot and often seemed like filler. Production value excellent and the narrator is good but there just wasn’t a lot to work with here.

This added nothing of value other that whatever money the host may have made. A real low for BBC. Just really the true crime genre at its absolute worst. Sorry to the family who endured this.

I enjoyed the story especially the the attention to the multiple lines of inquiry considered by the law enforcement officials. I did not appreciate the flippant attitude expressed towards firearms ownership in the U.S.A. The presenter implied that a handgun can be purchased off the internet with no background check. While a handgun can be found and purchased, the transfer to the new owner has to be conducted by the holder of a Federal Firearms Agent after the successful completion of a full background check.

The podcast is extremely amateurish, vapid, and desperate. For starters, the story is painfully drawn out and repetitive. The questions asked are really, really stupid. Why isn't the police releasing more information? Well, maybe because it is an open investigation and there is very little information to begin with! It's like this podcaster really wanted to make a story but all the good ones were taken.