Cannot stand listening to Heath. He’s so inarticulate.

I’m a huge fan of the podcast, love you guys! ..but I have to say the research may need more checking on this one. The stuff that guy Michael has said hasn’t been confirmed to be true at all, the head trauma, blood trail, rock is all unconfirmed & it’s even disputed if it was even Michael & his stepdaughter who found Rachel. LE have given interviews where they mention Michael & all this. Wish you two all the best!

Nancy Grace reported this right after it happened and had Sade’s mother on the podcast.

I love this true crime podcast. I’ve been listening for the last few days straight, and I’m in! Thank you for doing what you do.

could this be any more a exact copy of true crime garage?! down to music and intro, minus the cool voices and beer reviews. C’mon, do better, at least put your own twist on it

Best podcast

Great episode!

15 years old leaving bruises. Shows violent tendencies. The number 1 stay away. So sad young girls think if a boy hits them, they care. They should be taught this is not love. It is looking for love in all the wrong places Been there done that

Can anyone tell me how to access the patroon episodes. I paid the fee but just can’t figure it out.

Well made. I love how the both of you play off each others comments.

A surveyor lineman is not considered a dangerous job. An electrical Lineman is the job considered one of the most dangerous.

xoyczq Your a troll get a life Daphne is absolutely amazing.

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Just an FYI as well, it’s Platte Canyon high school

Loved Heath saying, ”this piece of!” I was chuckling!

Loved Heath ”this peice of!” I was chuckling.

Was Brandon possibly calling 9-1-1 in order to get a trooper help that had pulled a vehicle over with guys that jumped out and ran? ”He got one of em.” If Brandon was under the influence, he could’ve thought they were chasing him and so he ran for the woods.

That’s exactly what I heard...

I grew up in Bailey, used to work for the Long family, worked with Maggie’s two older sisters at one of their restaurants. It was certainly a shock. A sickening shock. Our little town had already been through enough with the death of Emily Keyes at our high school, we didn’t need more heartbreak.

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