I agree. The podcast was sold as a murder mystery, and it is not. It is an exploration into the personal life of 1 man who likely suffered from serious mental i

I agree. The podcast was sold as a murder mystery, and it is not. It is an exploration into the personal life of 1 man who likely suffered from serious mental issues. It trades entirely on his personal tragedies, and also flirts with legitimizing his rantings without exposing them to serious scrutiny. I have no doubt listeners found it enlightening and engaging. A probe into any of your lives could yield similar "intrigue." Ethics and standards exist not because salacious personal stories aren't interesting, but because they tend to harm people.