At it best, it is quite a podcast. Sometimes, however, you have the feeling they fluff it up unnecessarily. One struggles to understand, for example, the point of the long readings of the suspect’s letters to another woman. We know he is a liar, we know he has no shame, let’s get on with it. I skipped the “conversations” chapters after the first one: they do not add anything. In all, however, a very decent podcast.

This podcast was so well done so amazing and wow, what twist and turns I love how all through it you acknowledge the people that are helping and created such a loving community of support

So much repetitive information and interviews with unimportant people just proposing theories. This could have been edited down to like six strong episodes. I honestly skipped stuff bc it dragged so much.

This podcast may have worked better in real time. When I found it, wasn't totally over but most episodes had dropped and the inquest episodes I found especially tedious and while I appreciate the accuracy they were going for with the French-accented suspects and witnesses, it became impossible to listen to. I think it could have benefited from snippets of the recreation of the inquest with a lot more narration. I'm sure the idea was for the people involved to speak for themselves, as it were, but I have made it most of the way through, but the hour+-long episode/interview with the main suspect's ex-wife was too much and I had to stop. It's awful what happened to Sally's mother and brother, and ultimately to her; and how dismissive the cops were, and I am very glad for her that she had these people from News7 to really push the matter forward, but if you are listening to this not in real time, it's just, well, tedious, too many episodes and could use some editing.

Hope you all feel a sense of accomplishment today. Hard to hear Marion has been pronounced deceased, but it’s the way forward. So sad to hear you say this was the last episode of TLV…but I have a feeling you’ll be back. Thank you for your research, professionalism, thoughtfulness on the show and your support and dedication for Sally. After everyone ignoring her for years, I’m so thankful you heard her and agreed to help. Well done! A listener from very early on. 💚 Cami Idaho - USA

I just want to say a heartfelt thank you to this amazing team. Sally deserved an army of warriors behind her and you were that for her and continue to be. Justice must be served for Marion and for Sally and family.

Thank you for a very well done investigation.

This is a very tragic and interesting story that I am very invested in knowing more about, but I just can’t keep wading through hours and hours of repetitive detail. I really wish they had done a better job of editing this material to a manageable length. Even the episodes that are supposed to be recaps just drag on and on ad nauseum.

I made it through every episode and conversation until Episode 15 (“Progress”). The phone calls to Remakel are infuriating and actually painful to listen to, due to the language barrier and the podcast’s absolutely tactless approach. In this and the Luxemboug episode, both hosts from 7NEWS (Bryan and Alison) seem to have zero skill or instinct for communicating with a subject who’s elderly, struggles with English, and clearly has no idea what’s going on. I can’t believe how badly the podcasters handled their investigation on this front.

I gave up. After 7 or so episodes I realized that each episode was padded with repeat material and awful doomsayer music and “how awful this continues to be for the daughter” and actually added very little info to move the story forward. I tried fast-forwarding to much later episodes and found the same thing—itty bits of questionable info and repetition of old material,awful music and “how awful this is for the daughter”