reviewed: Dr. Death | S1: Dr. Duntsch
Suspenseful, Horrifying, and somehow Educational...?
Wow!! Felt like I was on pins and needles while listening to these episodes. This story was terrifying, unnerving, and so completely fascinating as I came to understand more about the complexities of the overlap between the medical and legal systems. Who knew it would be so challenging to get a physician on trial??
Reviewed on Apple Podcastsreviewed: Dr. Death | S1: Dr. Duntsch
Twisted
Chilling case that will make you blood BOIL!! This Ture Crime Podcast will have you at the edge of your seat. Gracefully told by the beautiful and talented Ms. Beil.
Reviewed on Apple Podcastsreviewed: Dr. Death | S1: Dr. Duntsch
Absolutely amazing
I had heard other pods talk about this show and I needed something new to listen to listen to. Oh wow from the fist episode in season 1 I was hooked. I of course was interested having worked on the clerical side of a large neurological practice for over 20 years I was also immediately appalled. I am not medical staff but from what I know about NS I knew this man was a monster. Looking forward to listening to the next seasons.
Reviewed on Apple Podcastsreviewed: Dr. Death | S1: Dr. Duntsch
So. Good.
Laura Beil is AMAZING, I would listen to her talk about anything. She does an awesome job telling this crazy story. I’ve listened to this podcast more times than I can count
Reviewed on Apple Podcastsreviewed: Dr. Death | S1: Dr. Duntsch
So difficult to turn off
these are the type of podcast that you’ll find yourself sitting in a cold car in the garage, wanting to hear the next episode, rather than taking the time to go in the house.
Reviewed on Apple Podcastsreviewed: Dr. Death | S1: Dr. Duntsch
Can’t Recommend Enough!
I listened to this entire podcast in less than 24 hours. I’m obsessed. SO well done. Holds your attention the entire time!
Reviewed on Apple Podcastsreviewed: Dr. Death | S1: Dr. Duntsch
Don’t miss
Laura is a gifted compassionate story teller. Each episode is riveting. Turn off the TV and listen.
Reviewed on Apple Podcastsreviewed: Dr. Death | S1: Dr. Duntsch
Keeps my attention!
This story progresses at a satisfying speed. Not too slow that I get bored, but not too fast that I’m left wishing there were more. Fascinating hearing how the horrors unfold!
Reviewed on Apple Podcastsreviewed: Dr. Death | S1: Dr. Duntsch
This podcast is the GOAT
Laura Beil is the best! By far the best podcast. I’ve watched the documentary and the series on Peacock too. This story is fascinating. Wish I could see the actual court proceedings! 🤩
Reviewed on Apple Podcastsreviewed: Dr. Death | S1: Dr. Duntsch
The best
One of the few I will re-listen to. Phenomenal
Reviewed on Apple Podcastsreviewed: Dr. Death | S1: Dr. Duntsch
My new favorite
This podcast was a big reason I got a Wondery subscription. My heart hurts for the victims but this podcast is narrated and written extremely well. I usually only to listen to Podcasts when i’m driving but I couldn’t wait to listen to this one … I carried my phone from room to room for days to listen to all of it.
Reviewed on Apple Podcastsreviewed: Dr. Death | S1: Dr. Duntsch
Dr. Death
Fantastic podcast!!! Extremely sad and pathetic on Christopher Duntsch’s part (I refuse to even call him a doctor!!). Very sad for the people who lost their life or a loved one and extremely sad for those who deal with permanent damage now because of that sociopath. Makes you fear if you REALLY know and can trust the ones whom you’ve trusted with your life!
Reviewed on Apple Podcastsreviewed: Dr. Death | S1: Dr. Duntsch
very interesting reporting, horrible sound quality
This is a horrific story that is very well-reported. the sound quality especially on the first two episodes is terrible.
Reviewed on Apple Podcastsreviewed: Dr. Death | S1: Dr. Duntsch
Great listen
I especially liked the coverage on how corporate practices that have forced their way into American medicine promoted Chris Duntsch’s continued butchery of innocents. Keep up the good work!A good candidate for a future season of Dr. Death could be the obstretician Kala Dharma. She became infamous among physicians in Duntsch’s former hunting ground of DFW for gross incompetence and being banned from practicing in nearly every hospital there. She preyed on disadvantaged Latinas and African-American women who lacked the resources to get justice. Her extended family and friends who live overseas flood her Healthgrades page with 5-star reviews and spam and threaten former patients who speak out against her. Last I heard, she moved out to California where she continues to butcher pregnant women.
Reviewed on Apple Podcastsreviewed: Dr. Death | S1: Dr. Duntsch
Pretty ok
I thought it started off good. It is easy to listen to but sorta dragged out. There was so much more the writer could have done but all the episodes after the first are just repetitive. Not bad just missing what makes a really good podcast.
Reviewed on Apple Podcastsreviewed: Dr. Death | S1: Dr. Duntsch
Absolutely fantastic…
And absolutely horrifying. This is my first review of a show, because, holy moly, it’s that good. I’m late to the story, but it didn’t matter at all. What did freak me out, though, was the fact this is about a neurosurgeon who paralyzed people operating on backs, and I’m someone who has had three back surgeries and two fusions- the EXACT surgeries where he killed or paralyzed patients. Thank god my surgeon wasn’t this monster, thank. GOD. 5/5
Reviewed on Apple Podcastsreviewed: Dr. Death | S1: Dr. Duntsch
Excellent!
Another great podcast from Wondery!
Reviewed on Apple Podcastsreviewed: Dr. Death | S1: Dr. Duntsch
Chilling
As someone who has suffered unthinkable physical pain & had a traumatic surgery experience, this podcast hit me on a personal level. This story is the equivalent of a car wreck you can’t look away from. 4 stars because the ads are brutal. They’re loud & frequent & ruin the flow of the show. Just clump them all in the middle instead of every 8 minutes. It’s enough to convince me to avoid Wondery productions from now on.
Reviewed on Apple Podcastsreviewed: Dr. Death | S1: Dr. Duntsch
Chilling
As someone who has suffered unthinkable physical pain & had a traumatic surgery experience, this podcast hit me on a personal level. This story is the equivalent of a car wreck you can’t look away from. 4 stars because the ads are brutal. They’re loud & frequent & ruin the flow of the show. Just clump them all in the middle instead of every 8 minutes. It’s enough to convince me to avoid Wondery productions from now on.
Reviewed on Apple Podcastsreviewed: Dr. Death | S1: Dr. Duntsch
Outstanding
One of the best I’ve listened to. Hoping for a season 4.
Reviewed on Apple Podcasts
Search for Dr. Death: Miracle Man to hear the latest season of Dr. Death. A story of trust, betrayal and miracles.We’re at our most vulnerable when we go to our doctors. We trust the person at the other end of that scalpel. We trust the hospital. We trust the system.Christopher Duntsch was a neurosurgeon who radiated confidence. He claimed he was the best in Dallas. If you had back pain, and had tried everything else, Dr. Duntsch could give you the spine surgery that would take your pain away.But soon his patients started to experience complications, and the system failed to protect them. Which begs the question: who - or what - is that system meant to protect?From Wondery, the network behind the hit podcast Dirty John, DR. DEATH is a story about a charming surgeon, 33 patients and a spineless system. Reported and hosted by Laura Beil.
Search for Dr. Death: Miracle Man to hear the latest season of Dr. Death. A story of trust, betrayal and miracles.We’re at our most vulnerable when we go to our doctors. We trust the person at the other end of that scalpel. We trust the hospital. We trust the system.Christopher Duntsch was a neurosurgeon who radiated confidence. He claimed he was the best in Dallas. If you had back pain, and had tried everything else, Dr. Duntsch could give you the spine surgery that would take your pain away.But soon his patients started to experience complications, and the system failed to protect them. Which begs the question: who - or what - is that system meant to protect?From Wondery, the network behind the hit podcast Dirty John, DR. DEATH is a story about a charming surgeon, 33 patients and a spineless system. Reported and hosted by Laura Beil.