TRUSTING EVIL True Crime

good research and love the way cases are discussed

There is something noble about the purpose and intent of this podcast. There isn’t a search for stardom or a fight to be first. There are two friends welcoming you into a conversation where they try to understand how a human being can still be identified as such, yet commit acts that are decidedly against our nature. It isn’t a place that explores nurture vs nature of the actor, but rather the effect of those actions on those they harm. There is outrage and anger and sometimes an explosion that can only come from making these victims a part of your community and welcoming their memory into your heart. Oh - and there are funny little tangents that will make you laugh out loud as it reminds you of how when you yourself tell a story, a small detail can send you “totally off topic” to an interesting place (that will usually have your husband or boyfriend rolling their eyes or making that maddening wind it up motion with his hand). Well worth a listen if for no other reason then because ultimately there is an altruistic purpose to putting it out there, where instead of seeking profit, they seek to find a way to set up a not for profit funding site for the victims that are now a part of their own story.

Way too much boring talking but not anything about the actual cases, it doesn’t sound like they research ANYTHING thoroughly including common knowledge facts (they didn’t know who Beverly Alitt evil nurse is?!?! After doing Lucy Letby case) I knew more about the case from basic YouTube videos and im not even in the UK,mumbled and hard to understand, repeatedly saying “oh don’t know that word” omg please do basic research ladies. Will not be listening to any other episodes after this

I would appreciate the topics, unfortunately, these ladies have WAY too many side-bar conversations. It’s very easy to get annoyed and lose interest. I began a few, however, I couldn’t get through a single episode. Stick to the details about the case. I had to unfollow.