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Date: 5/22/2022 9:06:00 AM
From Authorid: 5301
...Hi! As you know, I'm not one to be overly critical of anything but I may have found an exception here. The dramatic opening sequence with the police siren and photo of a red emergency light gripped me from the start...at least until Eeyore started the narration, warning us about explicit details that may upset some viewers. After those viewers were presumably scared off, we are told to "KICK BACK AND ENJOY THE SHOW". To me, this sounds like an intro to a snuff movie. What kind of person would enjoy a true crime story about a murder? Other murderers? I'm attempting to use all of my MENTAL abilities to find an answer to this but I may not be as mentally adept as you are.  |
Date: 5/22/2022 10:51:00 AM
From Authorid: 55251
While the production quality of this podcast is very poor, there are actually some true crime podcasts that are interesting. For example, the "Sword and Scale" podcast was quite good (although, some episodes were disturbing). I also feel that an advertisement for a podcast shouldn't be in "In Memory of", but maybe that's just me.  |
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Date: 5/23/2022 4:33:00 PM
From Authorid: 13969
If the MJA soapbox orator were not so hostile, engaged in actual discussion, and didn't make bizarre unverifiable statements as facts I might would be interested. The real rub is the demonstration of incongruous human behavior. If I see any case name that catches my eye though, I'm going to get on the Google and visit a reputable place that doesn't do the whole weird word salad run on thing. but memories are being made indeed.  |
| Date: 6/26/2022 11:20:00 PM ( From Author ) From Authorid: 66299 To Whom It May Concern : We are not professional Podcasters & it wasnt our idea to start a Podcast..The idea came from other Podcasters where I was on their show & some of our Clients suggested it also..I know several Podcasters who make thousand's of dollars a month for they have sponsers & endorsements..But we have turned all of that down because when we started Mja we decided we were not going to make a dime off of someone elses Misery..One of the reasons why we are in such high demand is because 90 percent of our Clients dont have the Money to pay for Private Investigators or Experts or Lawyers to file paper work in the Courts when its needed..So we take care of that for our Clients for we have educated & experienced Investigators & Experts & 2 Lawyers on our staff..We are very sorry if we have offended anyone that wasnt our intention for there are some very good people on this site & some of them has passed on Info to us that produced leads in several of our Cases & Mja & our Clients are very grateful..Thank-You |
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