Who Took Misty Copsey? - Podcast Rankings and reviews

As someone with a rather short attention span, I typically listen to true crime podcasts that cover a new case each episode. That being said, I’ve been riveted by this show and listen to each new episode as soon as it’s released. Excellent storytelling done in a very respectful way. The inclusion of so many first hand interviews with those close to the victim as well as the obvious attention to detail in the research of the case and those related make it feel as if great care has been taken to respect Jennifer Judd as well as her friends and family.

I find listening to your episodes very interesting and keeps me hooked. The only suggestion I would make is to pronounce location names how the locals and state pronounce them. “Miami” Oklahoma is not pronounced the same way as “Miami”, Florida. Thank you and keep up the great investigative work.

This podcast has me hooked. By episode two I feel strongly towards the host, she is strong and witty. The way she snapped at detectives and corrected their negative assumptions about the victims financial status really got me. I cannot wait to continue listening to this podcast!

Update after listening to all of season one. I dropped it to 4 stars because of the ads. I understand they are necessary but for multiple 4 minute ads in a short episode is excessive as can be. Even big popular podcasts don’t have ads longer than 3 minutes!

The unfolding story and the way it is told was really well done. But the background sound/music overlay at times was so extremely distracting it was hard to actually HEAR the content. I understand how this overlay was an attempt to build the intensity but the drip sound or chime or whatever it was was a terrible choice in my humble old guy opinion. Otherwise I highly recommend.

This started out very interesting. By the end there is absolutely nothing solved despite bragging about access to DNA labs and police support. The same information repeated over and over. The poor families given hope for a resolution and they got nothing but reliving the trauma. Waste of time!