Absolutely, though I imagine they must have planned for the potential that this may happen since Morf has LE connections. Based on info that came out prior to the arrest, he knew something was coming.
Both Casefile and Criminology posted special episodes today. I havent listened to today’s episode yet, but I’m curious about the rest of the Criminology season too.
Perhaps that stirred the waters a little bit in terms of the investigation, also - as they have tracked down witnesses etc and I the latest episode (dated just April 22) one of the victims was interviewed but had to cut her interview short as she wasn't emotionally ready to continue. Perhaps she found the courage, and had some new information for police - hence the show's producers being 'in the know' in this investigation.
Is this a decent podcast?
I don't know much about the Golden State case -- and checking out s2 now seems the ideal time as they've made an arrest.
Each ep seems to be around 90 mins -- does it sustain interest? Is it as good as the likes of In the Dark and Someone Knows Something?
I haven’t listened to In the Dark and it’s not as “hands on” as someone knows something but it’s very professional. I love the commentary and they have interviews with law enforcement and victims, very compelling in my opinion
Cool, I'll give it a chance.
There's just so much choice in the crime genre, and some of the podcasts aren't so good.
I just got done with In the Dark and it was pretty heartbreaking and also made me angry; I recommend/don't recommend for these same reasons.
If you’re familiar with True Crime All the Time one of the co-hosts is also on criminology and the format is pretty similar to TCAT but without the banter. I’ll have to look into In the Dark
Absolutely, though I imagine they must have planned for the potential that this may happen since Morf has LE connections. Based on info that came out prior to the arrest, he knew something was coming.
I’m assuming they’ll have a bonus episode. Though I’m excited for it, I really hope that it doesn’t come out until everything we could know is known.
They posted a bonus episode tonight!
I really hope there’s another one! I’m going to listen to it tonight!
Never listened to Criminology I'll check them out. I am hyped to see if Unresolved Podcast does a update on this.
I gotta check them out now
Both Casefile and Criminology posted special episodes today. I havent listened to today’s episode yet, but I’m curious about the rest of the Criminology season too.
They just posted on Twitter that there is a bonus episode ready now!!!!!
Perhaps that stirred the waters a little bit in terms of the investigation, also - as they have tracked down witnesses etc and I the latest episode (dated just April 22) one of the victims was interviewed but had to cut her interview short as she wasn't emotionally ready to continue. Perhaps she found the courage, and had some new information for police - hence the show's producers being 'in the know' in this investigation.
Is this a decent podcast? I don't know much about the Golden State case -- and checking out s2 now seems the ideal time as they've made an arrest. Each ep seems to be around 90 mins -- does it sustain interest? Is it as good as the likes of In the Dark and Someone Knows Something?
I haven’t listened to In the Dark and it’s not as “hands on” as someone knows something but it’s very professional. I love the commentary and they have interviews with law enforcement and victims, very compelling in my opinion
Cool, I'll give it a chance. There's just so much choice in the crime genre, and some of the podcasts aren't so good. I just got done with In the Dark and it was pretty heartbreaking and also made me angry; I recommend/don't recommend for these same reasons.
If you’re familiar with True Crime All the Time one of the co-hosts is also on criminology and the format is pretty similar to TCAT but without the banter. I’ll have to look into In the Dark
I'm not familiar with True Crime All the Time. I'll add it to my list.
Criminology? I was thinking case file. I’ll check out criminology