Bunny Colvin wrote: » Jennifer Pan. Crazy stuff, the interrogation videos are worth a watch. I thought he deserved more respect, he was The Countdown Champ after all
retro:electro wrote: » Have started listening to Trace, an Australian crime podcast about the murder of a mother in her bookshop. Good so far.
JaMarcus wrote: » I liked the new one - though for a large portion of it, I was convinced that they fell victim to autocorrect when publishing "Ella Tundra" as the episode name when her name was Ella Durant. I enjoyed it, but it was a very strange one to pick considering there was no murder and the girl was in and out of hospital in the space of a few hours.
fixxxer wrote: » I felt very angry after listening to the Ella Tundra episode. I'm sure there is mental illness involved, but the amount of self centeredness involved to be that delusional is absolutely astounding.
Kenna Teeny Savings wrote: » Although my deepest sympathies go to the mother, she was very very naive. I can't help but think this could have been very easily avoided. She had the right gut instincts. The situation had dodgy all over it from the get go. How does it happen that you have never even met your boyfriend and his father is coming to your birthday party? The dangers of online relationships were way more visible in 2006 than they are today. If anything we have let our guard down much more. The mother had gut feelings and ignored them. The poor women must be devastated now. Who goes shopping for lingerie with their boyfriend's father? The part where Shane was lying on the bed with Carly gave me the shivers. There is something about online predators that is very disturbing.
Dots1982 wrote: » The mother was immature...to say the least, red flags all over this one. If it happened in 2000 then you might be more understanding but the threat online was well established by 2006. 3 other questions; Why did the mother not ring the police about her daughter being molested? Did the mother not alert the police to the events leading up to her daughter’s murder? Why was the perp’s son acquitted? Should he have been charged with accessory to murder? Seldom more angry with the victims of the crime after listening to an episode
shannonman81 wrote: » Dots1982 wrote: » The mother was immature...to say the least, red flags all over this one. If it happened in 2000 then you might be more understanding but the threat online was well established by 2006. 3 other questions; Why did the mother not ring the police about her daughter being molested? Did the mother not alert the police to the events leading up to her daughter’s murder? Why was the perp’s son acquitted? Should he have been charged with accessory to murder? Seldom more angry with the victims of the crime after listening to an episode I got from the start of it that she had the kid while she was very young.. And he did say they were more like sisters so I'm just wondering how motherly and clued in the mother was. It's a tragic case and very infuriating. It would be lovely to say we have moved on and it doesn't happen anyone but I think it's even more prevalent and common now. Did I hear wrong or did it say the son had been charged with other sexual offences since?
shannonman81 wrote: » I got from the start of it that she had the kid while she was very young.. And he did say they were more like sisters so I'm just wondering how motherly and clued in the mother was. It's a tragic case and very infuriating. It would be lovely to say we have moved on and it doesn't happen anyone but I think it's even more prevalent and common now. Did I hear wrong or did it say the son had been charged with other sexual offences since?
McGrath5 wrote: » Quite a gruesome episode this week. I heard a little about this case before, but didn't realise these guys are as ****ed up as that.
runningbuddy wrote: » Latest one is grim. Had to forward most of it. Too difficult to listen to.
