reviewed: Dirty John
Lots of sentences that sound like questions...
I’m on the first episode. While listening to the daughters, there sounds like a lot of questions being asked, but they are statements. The upwards inflections at the ends are driving me nuts. It’s hard to get through.
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Stranger than Fiction
I cannot believe this is real life!! Amazing report and even more amazing storytelling. 12/10 would recommend.
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Well Written
I saw the movie about this case. Having had a similar situation with a person who has anti-social personality disorder and tried to kill me- it made it very close to home. There are so many sociopaths and predators out there. I’m glad that this is on a podcast.
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Stupid women
The mother and Debra are the problem, the way they react to the crazy men in their lives in my opinion very stupid women.
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eh
The acting and sound is great but I don’t know why I should care about what's happening.
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Excellent Story
The way this story is told in a particularly captivating way . I couldn’t stop listening episode after episode. I listened to this podcast after watching the show and thought it was way better.
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Fascinating
I can’t stop listening to this show but I cannot believe just how stupid this woman is! For the love of god there has never been a more reckless, and desperate woman. I could chalk it up to her being naive at first but after she found out about his past.... it’s pretty frustrating to listen to. It’s hard to believe that such a smart and successful woman can be so careless . It is extremely difficult to not blame this woman for endangering her children and herself.
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Great Podcast
Debra and her mother are so desperate for affection romantic or nonromantic they put it over their family. They blame it on being Christian. I’m glad the younger generation was smart. Yes Debra was brainwashed but she put her ENTIRE family in harms way for the attention of a homeless man.God bless her family and I hope Debra grows some self esteem (from a domestic violence child, so this especially mad me angry)
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This was a crazy mother who almost got her child killed!
This was a crazy mother who was too desperate for the love of a man! Some of us need love so badly because of lose in the past that we can do almost anything for the love of men! I am just not sure it would not have to me! I have been abused by men in the past! I will always question it because my father was abusive to my whole family , not in a sexual way, and to this day I don’t know the truth of all of it! My nephew is prison now for abusing his mother, my sister! Thank you all for this podcast! The song is wonderful!
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Good storytelling, annoying people
The narrator is good and the story is interesting. But man, I cannot listen to these people. They state every sentence as if it is a question.
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Psychological thriller
I couldn’t stop listening! Debra & her family are lucky to be alive with this master manipulator and con man. That it is a true story is scary. Great segment!
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Jeez
This whole family are a bunch of idiots 😂 so dumb , naive and my god just over the top ditsy😂😂😂
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Must Listen!!
One of the best true crime podcasts out there! It got me hooked!
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Binge worthy podcast
I couldn’t stop listening. So entertaining! It’s crazy that this story is true!
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Binge worthy podcast
I couldn’t stop listening. So entertaining! It’s crazy that this story is true!
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This is still a tale of choices
I listened to all of this and am still weary of granting Debra a free pass. She relayed all of her family’s concerns to John, went back to him, and wasn't that concerned when her older daughter said she’d seen him and was worried about Terra. Confronting true evil is horrible, but she didn’t actually do anything to protect her family. She was afraid for her own life, but continued to let it all happen. Sorry, but being a good Christian does not absolve you of the choices you made...again and again.
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My ears are bleeding.
The storyline is fantastic & really draws you in, but the daughter’s voices and speech patterns are TERRIBLE. Every statement they make sounds like it has a question mark at the end. The influx at end of every sentence is making my brain bleed through my ears. I can’t imagine anyone actually speaking this way & not having some sort of mental illness. It’s very hard to listen to their parts which unfortunately are important to the story so you can’t fast forward through them.
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Great Listen
I can’t imagine the pain but mostly frustration this family went through! Great writing and story telling. Thank god the whole story was in by the time I found the podcast, it was a great binge listen.
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Debra Newell is a successful interior designer. She meets John Meehan, a handsome man who seems to check all the boxes: attentive, available, just back from a year in Iraq with Doctors Without Borders. But her family doesn’t like John, and they get entangled in an increasingly complex web of love, deception, forgiveness, denial, and ultimately, survival. Reported and hosted by Christopher Goffard from the L.A. Times.
Debra Newell is a successful interior designer. She meets John Meehan, a handsome man who seems to check all the boxes: attentive, available, just back from a year in Iraq with Doctors Without Borders. But her family doesn’t like John, and they get entangled in an increasingly complex web of love, deception, forgiveness, denial, and ultimately, survival. Reported and hosted by Christopher Goffard from the L.A. Times.