Montefiore wrote: » Started listening to this about a week ago. Really love it. It's the type of thing you'd pay a few quid for.
Mr E wrote: » Putting on the brakes with one episode to go was an odd decision.
steve_r wrote: » Also, unrelated, I'm re-watching the wire atm, and last night it showed them going to Leakin park to look for a body. Pretty unnerving when you are following a different story about a real person found there.
keane2097 wrote: » There's definitely not going to be a final revelation of any sort, that was never on the cards
kev1.3s wrote: » No but I did think that we would be given enough information to form an educated opinion but it seems that any real relevant information was given out relatively early and for the past couple of weeks we have been getting spoon fed a load of information that doesn't to me seem to have much relevance. Having said that I just can't get past the fact that after the police called he never once tried to contact her to see where she was, in my opinion he was involved in the in the murder at some point, whether he or J were the main offender I don't know but he knew that night that there was no point in trying to contact Hay.
Compu Global Hyper Meganet wrote: » Sorry if I'm derailing the thread, but I'm a bit technologically challenged and I was wondering if it might be possible to download episodes onto a USB key. I have gone onto the website, and I know I can play the episodes off that or get an app but it does not mention USB. I'm hoping to start listening over Christmas, but there is a very poor internet connection back home so ideally I could just save the episodes rather than have a poor stream. Hope this makes sense!
kev1.3s wrote: » Having said that I just can't get past the fact that after the police called he never once tried to contact her to see where she was, in my opinion he was involved in the in the murder at some point, whether he or J were the main offender I don't know but he knew that night that there was no point in trying to contact Hay.
Rosy Posy wrote: » If you get the podcast app you can save it to 'on the go' for offline listening.
"Basically threatened me, like, you know what happened to Hae. This is what’s going to happen to you. That’s how I felt that day".
FouxDaFaFa wrote: » Initially I was disappointed by the final episode but after thinking about it for a while, it's growing on me more and more. My initial disappointment was that it felt a little rushed, especially towards the end. I think Koenig had a big ask to give it any kind of ending and she did it well. Some scattered thoughts:That little teaser from the very first episode in which a female voice details how she was threatened was not addressed, even to discount it. I think this is odd and possibly for legal/murky reasons. I rolled my eyes when the woman from the Innocence Project was talking about the idea of a serial killer to get the dna tested (he was a burglar killer, Hae wasn't sexually assaulted that we know, how would Jay know about the car if a complete stranger did it, etc) until she said "Big Picture, big picture" and I understood that she was using the serial killer idea as a way in, a way to get the dna tested in the first place.