John K.

exploitative

Revisado: 01-19-24

as mentioned by a previous review, while diased investigation in this podcast is on full view throughout this series. in no way do I think the families of the victims do anything wrong in expressing their thoughts and grief, although Bailey's mother does indeed become more and more frustrating to listen to. but the onus lies on the reporter to keep the perspective narrow and focused on facts. she does not. Queen is by all accounts a really terrible person. absolutely. and I'm glad he is in prison for his role. but this investigation glossed over too many points and statements by people that knew all of the people involved that paint a much darker picture about each of the individuals. of course a parent would never want to believe something so horrible about their own child, but the scenarios expressed are simply theories and opinions. not FACTS. and those theories seemed to color the reporters view of what happened and seemed to take a position on it very early on. it's up to the media to do better. this type of biased reporting leads to rash decisions in the best case scenario and having innocent people convicted in the worst case scenario. so while the podcast was well recorded and produced and while I feel for the families of the victims , this is ultimately not worth listening to.

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