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American Vigilante
- By: Crowd Network
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Sep 1 20211 min
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Sep 12 202152 mins
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Sep 13 202151 mins
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- Amazon Customer
- 07-26-22
Compelling & sad look into a storyteller
I started listening to this with my own doubts. By the middle of the first episode, I felt like I was listening to a family member who can tell & embellish stories like no other. Listening to this person felt just like my family member and I genuinely liked him. By the 2nd episode, I felt he reminded me of another family member who suffers from a severe issue of pathological lying. Truly I started to feel disenchanted by the stories and more sad for this man. He creates a world that is fantastical, heroic and insanely impressive. He makes my heart ache in so many ways because this is the world he wishes/wished he lived ... saving those who are worthy in his eyes. He wants to be this person - probably on a lot smaller scale. And, getting the opportunity to tell this allows his to feel worthy and honestly I love him and the host for that. And to be clear, I also love him for his ability to craft such fantastical stories. I also love this host. She is respectful, doesn't allow her true opinions to be known and, ultimately, cares for this individual immensely. I get that. This story is more about a human relationship ... and about how she allowed this person to have his voice heard. It doesnt matter if it is real. It is compelling and heartbreaking. I personally think it is more of a call to start listening and respecting everyone - no matter what - and to make everyone's voices feel validated. It touched my soul. So well done.
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- Mia
- 10-16-22
Wrong Genre
This should be filed under the Fiction/Mental Health genres, not True Crime! I would not have listened to it, but if I did, I would still give it a negative review!
The fact the one of the reviews actually compared this podcast to Serial is actually offensive! 🤦🏻♀️ This is a Brit housewife who moved to the US with her husband, got bored, discovered true-crime podcasts, met a delusional retired/unemployed/mental-asylum-runaway who sounds a lot like Trump, he fed her a load of crap about his imaginary vigilante alter ego which she believed, so she decided to have her own "true crime" podcast. Sam, I'm sorry petal but KC is full poo and you got got. 😂
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