Always happy to see new episodes available. I especially appreciate hearing the cases that have not been covered hundreds of times already.

This horrific crime. I was 15 and lived in Montgomery County. So glad the police didn’t give up. RIP

Each episode was constantly repeating itself. They added just a tad more information each episode. All the information that was given could have been in one episode. It was a waste. It could have been a good podcast the story is sad but interesting. They just didn’t do a good job.

Short series with short segments. Not bad but not terribly exciting.

Interesting content but the narration is very hard to listen to. Looking forward to the continuation if a new host is brought in.

Neal Augenstein does a wonderful job relaying this horrific crime. And his voice is great, I appreciate his tone and personality.

Interesting and informative story, and, in contrast to others, I like the narrator's voice. It's unusual, quirky, and appealing.

But I can't get past the voice.

Very interesting story but why is each episode so short?

If you're to be authentic to the time, it was NEVER called Wheaton Plaza Mall...simply Wheaton Plaza. You also referred at one point to someone sitting in the "outside" area of the mall...Wheaton Plaza was not enclosed until late 70s/early 80s

Neil Augustine has is bringing the whole nightmare together. I was a sophomore in high school and WMAL was a staple in my home in 1975. We ached for the Lyon family. We still do. The story is compelling. I was going to write something about some of the 'reviews', but that would be wasted time. Thank you Neil. Maybe this will come full circle here soon.

Please do Bradford Bishop next!

I love true crime podcasts and the content seems good so far, but this guy's voice makes it unlistenable. He has such an unnatural speech pattern, I could barely make it through the first 12 minute episode. No way I could stand it for the whole series.

Good content, good story, well produced. But the host has the WORST podcast voice. Sounds like a cartoon character. Don't know if I can keep listening...

Well written, well produced journalism.