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I was very interested in seasons 1 & 2 and almost didn’t listen to season 3 because I am not very familiar with military issues and don’t usually gravitate towards them, but so glad I listened to season 3 as well! The love and compassion the team shows to the victims of the crimes is so strong and they do their absolute best to help them get the justice and answers that are long overdue.

This podcast played a crucial role in this case, for which I am thankful. However, I have significant issues with the underlying racist tactics employed and perpetuated by the authors themselves. The constant “translations” of what Black individuals expressed throughout the episodes were not only offensive but also undermined their voices. In stark contrast, the white individuals received no such treatment, even though closed captions were clearly warranted. The aggressive pushback during interviews with Black individuals was unacceptable. It was particularly disheartening to hear inappropriate questions posed to Mr. Flowers while he was mourning his wife, especially in such a sensitive setting as a cemetery. Meanwhile, the older white woman displayed a shocking lack of understanding regarding Curtis's fight for his life and the appeals he was pursuing, yet there was no challenge to her perspective. This is deeply troubling. This podcast had the potential to be a rich and uplifting experience, but instead, it came across as intrusive and entitled whenever they interacted with Black individuals. For example, consider the difference between waiting for Doug to invite you into his office versus walking into Clemy’s home uninvited and offering her a seat in her own space. The discrepancy is clear. It’s time for a change. I urge the creators to do better, to read the room, to reflect on their internalized racism, and to show the respect that elders deserve.

Thankful to have heard this podcast. You wonder how this country hasnt yet crumbled.

I love this podcast. It has taught me so much and really opened my eyes to much of the injustice found across our police and armed forces. The journalist is engaging and clear. A great and insightful listen.