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Sinister

by Ericka Bozeman | QCODE

Ericka Bozeman explores the depths of female killers, revealing their past traumas, their psychological evolution post arrest and how the shadows of their experiences propelled them towards a violent path. SINISTER casts a thought-provoking light on the intersection of crime, gender, and the human condition, asking viewers to take a look at themselves and those around them. Are they on the path of being Sinister?

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She is my favorite true crime podcaster. She is a great storyteller, and really delves deep into each case that she talks about. One of the things that I love the most about her podcast is that she really analyzes each case; and really goes deep into the motives of the killer, and also gives her opinions on the case. She really does seem well informed and educated about all of this. I highly recommend her show.

Tattturtle · Nov 2024

I’ve binged every episode and I wait like a crazy person for more!! Boze does such a great job at including details that most others tend not to include when telling these stories. And you can tell that she has completely committed to the research

L.a.r.en · Sep 2024

I listen to her podcasts when I’m cleaning, doing gardening, long distance driving, etc…I’ve listed to ALOT of crime podcasts and this is my favorite! I anxiously wait for a new episode. 10/10!

Crimekween · Jul 2024

Boze is amazing at putting together a cohesive story while including plenty of details, yet not too much of the gorey details to make it hard to listen. Her respect for the victims is more than evident, and she does a great job of explaining a part they played in the story without dragging them through the mud but also not acting as if they did everything perfectly. She paints them as human. Personally, I really appreciate that since the stories aren’t just about actions but also the psychological aspects behind those actions and behaviors. I will say, she isn’t completely impartial, sometimes being a bit more emotionally invested than other true crime podcast hosts, however I feel like it only works more in her favor. It comes across as more interesting, has a little feeling as if you’re listening to a friend telling you this intricate, juicy story in detail. Again, she is always so respectful to the victims and victim’s families. Overall, she does an incredible job telling the stories she chooses, also encouraging listeners to look at and reflect on themselves and those around them.

OpenGalaxyOcean · Jul 2024

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