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What a thrill ride! Unbelievable stories told in such a compelling way. Each new episode takes a grip of you and doesn’t let go. Heart racing, goosebumps, on the edge of your seat, every twist and turn. Must listen!
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Finally a good true crime podcast to come out this year. There hasn’t been many to be honest. This is an unbelievable story that seems like a race against time to inform people that may be in grave danger. I really like the host. He is honest about his struggle investigating this huge story and, as a bonus, has a pleasant unaffected way of speaking.. which is becoming less common in podcasts these days. I highly recommend listening to this and i certainly hope the people at the center of this story are doing okay.
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Absolutely phenomenal story and investigative journalism. I’ve listened to hundreds of true crime podcasts and this is a refreshing take on hitmen stories. Give it a listen!
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I could not stop listening to this… so interesting, I’ve never heard anything like this. Production is top notch. Content is top notch. Theme is unbelievable. Host is fantastic. I can’t wait for more. This is a gem in the vast sea of true crime podcasts.
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It might look creepy, disturbing, and haunting but honestly this whole show was just boring. It took a really great premise and dumped it in the hands of bumbling journalists who come off as awkward, overdramatic, and pretentious. Absolutely anyone else, preferably with a niche for true crime, please take the idea of a kill list and build it into something better. A better story worth telling. Unsubscribed.
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The journalist is obsessed with including his emotional turmoil in the story and it’s extremely off putting. Additionally, the series jumps back and forth and retells stories that was told before so everything just feels like a jumbled mess. The narrative is both predictable and confusing.
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