The podcast of overly complex for no apparent reason, including protagonists who are testy towards each other just for the sake of conflict. The main storyline is slow and hard to follow because of side-story lines inserted that just make the whole podcast agonisingly slow.Characters seem to need to justify their existence by telling us 'how good they are at this', when in reality listeners are just wondering 'where are we going with this story' and 'why can't we just hurry up and get there so I can stop listening to these groveling, self-centered, cardboard cut out characters who like listening to the sound of their own voices'.

I didn't realise it was true crime. Which I don't like.

I don't really like this podcast. The story is a bit longwinded and goes off on dead end tangents every now and again, but that would be okay if there was an overrall comprehensive plot to follow.