Lords of Death - Podcast Rankings and reviews

So good I paid the 4.99 to binge the rest of the current episodes. Cannot wait until 12/9 to hear the final three! This is twisty, well produced and I hope Thrasher creates more podcasts. Can’t believe this is his first! You can feel the care that went into making this. Great for my thanksgiving drive back home- kept me awake. Not sure about everyone else, but when I find myself exclaiming at the podcast, I know it’s good. Seems like things won’t be perfectly wrapped up, leaving me hopeful for season 2!!

A captivating and perfectly narrated story. The personal nature adds so much depth, and really translates the emotions and trauma this family went through to the listener. 10/10 recommend binging this. It’s so much more than just a true crime podcast.

I like this podcast a lot. As a Dayton native, I enjoyed hearing this story and could really picture the neighborhood and people. I like the way the storytelling was executed. The only problem I have is that time was not taken to share any kind of information or humanize the victim, Cindy Cozad. From a quick record search, I see that her father died in 2018. Maybe the creator of this podcast could not find any information about Cindy. I just hate to think that Cindy is a footnote or after thought in the story of her murder.

Interesting, well-written and the old audio clips are seamlessly added into the show. Can’t wait to hear how this story plays out.

The narrator is so flat with no real inflection. It feels like he’s bored with his own content. It’s so hard to listen to which is disappointing because the content is intriguing.

Was pretty interesting but I can see why they held the final three episodes back.
Those were lackluster and really added little to nothing to story and the podcast just kind of ended. There was a bit of reflection there but really not enough to justify the previous episodes and continuation of these. I do wish the families of all those involved peace as this is solely entertainment for the rest of us but it needs to be a bit more substantial towards the end.