Love this podcast! I wanted to listen to true crime but never liked any until I found this one. I enjoy how the hosts bring guests who actually worked on the cases to bring more insight on said case. It can also bring a puzzle like atmosphere to the listeners, I personally peace things together along and it’s so much fun! And, I want to bring a moment of silence to the ones who pasts on. And I want to give a thanks to everyone who brought those justice and peace. Prost auf alle, cheers to all.

I just can’t listen to this podcast anymore after what I have learned about Anna-Sigga. I encourage you to look her up.

Google her Anna-Sigga Nicolazzi

I recently got into these true crime podcasts, and I can say this is an extraordinary start! They stories are so strong and compelling. Rather than seeing the bad, I can’t help but be amazed at these amazing people who have worked so hard to give these families closure. May God bless each and every one of those amazing people, and those who have passed on. These people 100% deserve the recognition. All I can say is, may the Holy Spirit be with everyone affected.

Started listening as an avid true crime follower. Then, I looked more into what Anna-Sicca Nicolazzi did (or should I say his) as a prosecutor and was appalled. She shouldn’t be hosting a podcast, she should be in jail. Disgusting.

Couldn’t understand the guy often interviewed. Volume goes up and down throughout which made for an unpleasant listening experience.

I was so moved by your show about Unique Harris. Her mother, Valencia, is a beautiful person. God bless her.

I’m pretty picky about my true crime podcast, this one is in the top three! They do an incredible job articulating the story and bringing stories to light that I’ve never heard of before! Thank you for sharing the story of Unique Harris. Too often, criminals take the spotlight. This episode showcases the great loss and suffering of losing a loved one, and how a mother’s love moves mountains.

Unique Harris. This piece was so well done but my heart broke for her family. Especially her mom and sons. I hope her mom can find Unique and have some peace.

I’ve heard this story already. I almost was not going to listen. Unique’s mother told her story with so much emotion. She’s a strong woman. I also love the fact that the hosts told their parts and spoke of Unique and her mother so eloquently. This is not the first story where I felt this way. Good job and keep putting out these important stories. This woman is still fighting. I pray that she finds her daughter’s remains. May Unique rest in peace and her legacy live deep through her sons.

Pretty entertaining P.S. you can skip the ads 😉

I very much enjoy this podcast, its hosts, the unique stories that are told, and the way that they’re told with compassion, but the ads have become so much of a frequent interruption that I cannot do it anymore.

“We can’t call him gay” both of your silver spoons are showing 😅 #AudioChucksDeadWeightPodcast #TenBucksSaysThePodCastEndsSoon #ZeroStars

I seen that this podcast was recommended in a comment section but it wasn’t worth the time. The way they tell the story is so boring and monotone. Also excessive ads.

Decent procedural. I know you have a script. Scott does a great job “reading” it in a way that sounds conversational. Anna-Sigga - not so much. She’s obviously reading, but worse, the intonation and cadence of her sentences is sing-song-y and sounds like she’s scolding. Imagine a parent saying to a child, “if you don’t stop that, you won’t get your dessert”. That’s how every sentence sounds.

What I truly love about this podcast is that the hosts dive right in with no unnecessary commentary, conversations, or idle chit chat. They get right to telling the story!!

Used to like this podcast, but too many ads now. Unfollowing.

I used to enjoy and look forward to this podcast but I’m sick of the ads. About 3/4 of the way through an episode and have had at least 3 ad breaks, each with at least 2 ads. And there’s no Patreon option so my only option is unsubscribe and listen to others.

This used to be my FAVORITE podcast but I can’t even listen anymore because of the ads. I understand the need to make money but it’s ridiculous for that many ad breaks in a 35 minute episode. But with them being produced by Ashley Flowers, I should expect nothing less.

Both Scott & Annasiga do such a unique job of discussing these cases. They give honor & respect to victims as well as their loved ones. To have listened to many case from many places you become desensitized that these once were precious valued lives. Listening to their closing statements give compassion of what really matters in true crime. The victims, their family, and justice.

I couldn’t listen anymore because of the way Anna “whistle talks”. Too grating on the ears.

I totally understand that you need to make money, but there are like 5+ ad breaks for a 40 minute podcast. Starting your podcast with 2+ minutes of ads is pretty obnoxious. It’s way too much, and super frustrating because they try to make every part before the ad break a cliffhanger. The format could use improvement. A lot of repetition as well in what they say every single episode. Good stories, I just think this format gets old if you’re listening to it every week.

I LOVE this podcast, but the amount of ad breaks now is just too much. I’m signing off, it’s just over the top now

It seems a little more objective and less editorialized than some, except for the prosecutorial and policing perspectives, which I appreciate.

This show gives Discovery ID vibes - entertainment via tragedy, super PRO police and sensationalizes tragedies. It’s gotten a little better since it started but still comes off as entertainment vs ethical reporting.

I enjoy the content but since the ads are so long, I fast forward through them.

Every episode is developed with careful research and compassion. They are very well presented.

This podcast is so well done and interesting. I also like the fact that Anna & Scott are so respectful about the victim or victims and there family. One of my favorite parts is whenever you get to hear actual parts of people’s interviews. I also really like the fact that you get to hear from a family member or an officer or someone close to the victim. It makes this podcast that much more captivating.

I enjoy all episodes of AOM. But the latest two parter was AMAZING! Bravo!

I love having professionals tell the story. There is no back and forth banter. They just get straight to the facts in a respectful way. I also love the live audio.

One of my favorite's.

The perspective each host shares as they discuss a case is interesting. I appreciate the more recent call out that emphasizes the victims are the important ones in these cases.

All the stories are about female victims. More variety would be good.

The podcast is well done and extremely professional. The hosts do a very good job breaking down cases and explaining things, through their own lenses. It’s not political, nothing is sensationalized, there’s no judgement, or agenda. There are commercials, but guess what pays for the quality!? Thank you for the excellent work you do and for sharing these stories. I appreciate the hard work behind the scenes by you and your teams to produce a solid podcast. I will continue to listen beyond the noise of those who are critical of this podcast. Your storytelling makes a difference and offers a perspective on true crime issues. Thank you.

Love this show but the editing needs to be better. There’s been a few episodes where clips have repeated back to back

Too many add breaks

This is a very good podcast, each episode is very detailed leaving me with no further questions regarding each case.

You referred to him as Donald Trump its President Trump

The content is fantastic and feels well researched. My one major criticism is that there is way too much editorializing by our hosts that often times feels painfully obvious. You have a great show there’s no need to stretch the run time of episodes with useless talking points.

This podcast has the variety and depth you need. There’s no buffer of just chatting of other podcasts like this before the actual good part. I highly recommend listening to this one. Also, listen to her other podcast ‘Murder with my Husband’, it’s a really great one as well.

I listen to several Crime podcasts and this one is my favorite. The hosts are very professional and I enjoy how they dissect the evidence in each case. I also appreciate the respect they give to the victims and their families. The final bonus is that the cases are solved.

Great podcast except for the ads. You can tell it’s an audio chuck production because of the amount of ads. Thank goodness for the skip button.

This is such a quality podcast! I feel like I learn so much from these two without anything being sensationalized and so much respect given to victims. Well done! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

It’s not hard to tell which way these two fall on the political front... Mollie was killed by an undocumented, illegal person who shouldn’t have been in this country and she’d still be alive today if he wasn’t. They go as far as calling it racism to want secure borders. They could have told the story without adding their political convictions and telling me how I should feel about this case. This isn’t the only episode where I’ve noted this either.

Used to live this show, until they became apologists for ILLEGALS committing murders. Quit bubble wrapping this issues. Mollie T deserves better than this episode.

Strong liberal bias. Can listen to anyone read old cases.

Interesting cases that are well researched!!!

Not good. A little sappy!

I honestly have felt this has been my favorite podcast, until last evening. As someone else voiced, why bring in politics /former President Trump / illegals into to this podcast? I found it very disturbing to hear this brought up. We hear enough of this every minute of the day. It would’ve sufficed to say he was illegal and leave it at that. I’m looking to podcast as entertainment and relaxation not more of the discord eating our country alive. Stick to the facts!

I am unfollowing this podcast. Someone who should not be in this country in the first place and then commits murder is not a political issue. It is a tragedy. While I understand mentioning how this further impacted the victims family, it did not need to be continually pushed. I get it. The hosts made their political points loud and clear.