Cold Blooded: Who Killed These Girls?

I enjoyed this podcast, especially with various persons’ observations of minute details and also of having visited Ketchikan about 7 years ago — I found it to be a colorful and fun place (with only a one-day cruise ship visit). I thought the narrator and script were well done. Once I started listening, it was difficult to quit when all episodes were ended.

I wasn’t sure what to make of it when I heard the trailer but was intrigued enough to listen, glad I did. Really enjoyed it! First off the host/narrator has a fantastic voice. I was hesitant originally it’d be full of PC/political/opinionated views points like a huge percentage of these are…it’s not. It’s basically straight classic story telling from the 90’s true crime era. THANK YOU!!! For those complaining about some repetition, it’s a weekly series, not a full drop…that’s just how this style is done. I’ll add, of the weekly show drops, it was appreciated in my case and certainly nowhere near excessive as a large group of this style is. My only complaint would be the max sentencing guidelines & taking 7 years in AK to get to sentencing seems a bit out of step with most of the continental US. 😉 But the podcast itself is super solid, I’d absolutely recommend as a refreshing change of pace. Sad story, but satisfying ending.

I did not expect to get into this story but it was a welcome surprise. I love when a podcast sounds professionally produced. No weird tinny sound and clean editing. Even the ads don’t annoy me, which is shocking. LOL! Great story telling.

Chris Connelly has a gift for making complex ideas so clear and easy to follow. The pacing, tone, and flow were spot-on and felt seamless. More Chris Connelly!

Listen for yourself, but I found this to be repetitious and drawn out. A younger, buff man befriends an older, single, “private”, doctor who likes nice things and has “secrets”. The doctor winds up dead with the younger one shipping thousands of pounds of gold bars, wine, etc from the Drs home to himself. A real mystery. I only listened to the first 4 episodes because I thought, it can’t be this transparent. There must be more. So far. Nope.

The episodes are almost entirely made up of commercials and recaps of the prior episodes. This case has a good story but I can’t keep listening to an entire podcast for 5 minutes worth of new information.