Listener Reviews

Love this podcast but wow was it tough to have to listen to that guy selling Digiorno. I don’t want to be mean or rude but sometimes it has to be said. If Digiorno had kept it to a 15 second ad slot and changed up the copy between the ads it would have been better… instead all I know is as soon as that guy starts with his script about his podcast voice I skip, skip ahead. I don’t even mind listening to the MS or Alzheimer ads (both very depressing). That means this ad for pizza (!) must truly be horrible. Also, if Digiorno could have positioned the ad copy to be more focused on highlighting ingredients, convenience and affordability I may have been interested to remember Digiorno exists. Instead they put down restaurants which I feel like is sort of bizarre. Digiorno’s only selling proposition is you don’t have to go to a restaurant to buy this product? I don’t have to go to a restaurant to buy pizza as is and with Digiorno I have to go to the grocery store frozen section where the lights may or may not flick on as I enter the aisle and I might die of hypothermia if I hang out too long.

Best podcast I’ve ever listened to. Very detailed and engaging.

Good reporting - jus the style of the story telling is done in a very staccato fashion making it a little hard to listen to at times. Smooth out the narration and it’d be great!

We listen to a lot of true crime and this is one of the best ones we’ve ever heard. This is a story that will touch your heart on multiple layers. The amount of investigation that went into this is astounding, and the storyline has lots of twists and turns. I’m recommending this to all my friends who are into true crime.

This story is hard - sad, emotional, heartbreaking. But the way Gilbert and his team deliver this story is incredible. This podcast is deep; I’ve cried, laughed, gasped and smiled throughout. Overall it’s a beautifully produced show by people who are truly making a difference.

Any work by Maggie Freleng is well done and professional. After listening to at least half a dozen of her projects, I subscribe to anything she produces! ( & this is not her mom, cousin, lover, or friend lol).

I just read on the internet that Leo & his daughter were involved in a serious motorcycle accident couple of months ago 😞 after overcoming his legal problems he now medical issues. So sad 😞

We listen to a lot of true crime and this is one of the best ones we’ve ever heard. The amount of investigation that went into this is astounding, and the storyline is unbelievable. The narrator is very good at telling the story and he’s easy to follow. I’m recommending this to all my friends who are into true crime.

I don’t even like podcasts for real but this stuff is so intriguing. now i’m hooked!

These true stories kept me on the edge of my seat! And got me hooked on the whole subject of social justice. It’s a wild ride and I cannot get enough!

Incredible. Simply incredible.

What a powerful and important listen!

I pride myself and think of myself as a man of faith—as there's a drive into deep left field by Castellanos, it will be a home run, and so that'll make it a 4–0 ballgame.

This is so well produced and a riveting story!!! I’ll listen to anything you make

wait hold awn… this is tew good. my fave podcast and i’m not even a podcast person like that

Honestly so good

Definitely worth listening to!

Apparently cops are just as messed up in Kentucky as they are in Florida. This story is BONKERS, and I’m not even sure how it ends because this Quincy guy is STILL IN PRISON! Another must hear story. Seems like 6 episodes is to few.

I was gripped the whole way through!! A must must must listen!!

This is such a beautiful and painful story. The team did such good work. This last episode leaves me with hope for a father and son and a heavy and hardened heart for this “justice and legal” system. Thank you for all the hard work and sleepless nights to get this out. Bravo!

Just when I thought I heard everything - I started season 3. Wowwwww

Very thorough narrative by Maggie Frelang of her deep investigation of Kentucky law enforcement's handling of a heinous crime. She is determined to defend the innocent until proven guilty.

Loved seasons one and two! Season three is just as riveting. Totally binge worthy. Great job!

Seasons one and two were incredible— thoughtfully done, and captivating. This third season isn’t Bone Valley. This should just be its own show. Maggie Freleng seems insensitive and a bit disjointed. Great editing though! Also why did you mess up Leo’s song?!