[ SECRET POST #7004 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #7004 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I love when true crime videos and podcasts do that, too. But I think what people often see are the ones who don't. The creators who do makeup while talking about the worst days of some family's lives.

[(Anonymous)]

on the one hand i get what you mean but on the other idk maybe I'm just a total fidgeter so i can't imagine talking while doing NOTHING.

Although some of them have done some sus stuff , i remember when ones i watched were smaller and seemed very genuine. I remember one was usually always very respectful of victims and so in the Lululemon murder case when she brought up the one "victim's" theft habits I felt like that was kinda off but then.... when the truth was uncovered..

"oh . now it makes sense".

( GOODAMN though imagine risking committing MURDER over overpriced yoga pants when the store apparently already gives you credits or something to get their clothes. I walked in that store ONCE out of curiosity to check the prices. found a sports bra priced at $50 and then walked out like "I am TOO BROKE for this store clearly)

SA

[(Anonymous)]

to be clear the victim in quotes i mentioned turned out to have been the killer The other ones was dead and well she tried passing this bogus break in story that didn't add up and .. yeah

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, those kind of turn my stomach, I won't lie.

[(Anonymous)]

I don't watch true crime content where it feels like the creator is glorifying it or wallowing in their enjoyment. Looking at you, My Favorite Murder!

[(Anonymous)]

The name of that podcast alone is enough to ensure that I'll never listen to it.