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Explore the dark side of the world’s most beautiful places with investigative journalist and park enthusiast Delia D’Ambra. Each week, Delia guides you deep into national parks and forests across the globe, uncovering stories where nature’s breathtaking beauty has masked sinister secrets. From infamous cases that made headlines to little-known crimes that still need answers, Delia’s relentless pursuit of the truth takes her through archives and remote landscapes to reveal the hidden darkness haunting these natural wonders. Because sometimes, the most beautiful places hide the darkest secrets. This is Park Predators.
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This is one podcast show I have notifications on for and listen over and re play. I love the details but I love the respect that is given to the victims and survivors. This is good and one of my favorite podcasts
It’s obvious that each subject is researched thoroughly by Delia! I’ve gained a new appreciation for the one person host, no interruptions and no trying to outdo the other host(s).
I’m so glad park predators came back! It’s my favorite podcast. I love that all episodes are about true crime in the great outdoors.
I listen in bed in the dark and I appreciate your calm voice I look forward to each episode. Thank you!
I’ve listened to many episodes before coming to the conclusion that Delia just seems to be another wanna be Crime Junkie, only she seems to only care about monetizing the horrible deaths of others and does nothing other than read from a couple of articles, not attempting to uncover what really happened for the remaining family or anything close to it. She talks in just a monotone voice like she has almost no care for the victims she’s talking about. The way she talks about victims that have been SA’d is beyond unsettling to me and why I think it’s so normalized now. It’s not normal, so stop talking about it like it is. I wanted to like this podcast so badly since Crime Junkie has been advertising it. But if this is the road true crime podcasts are going down… you should really start thinking if you’re really the good guys for putting out such content. Shame.
Question - is this that poorly researched, or does this podcast willfully ignore any social, historical, and cultural context that doesn’t fit the episode’s storyline ? The Congo episode spent more time praising the park’s Belgian warden for doing his job instead of living in one his family’s many castles than it spent talking about the history of colonial violence in the DRC that lead to these events. It didn’t even mention that Belgium colonized the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Poorly researched and poorly executed.
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