
Broken Harts broke our hearts (and not in a good way)
Two true crime updates this week. The "hot sheriff" from Murder Mountain issues a rebuttal of-sorts to the Netflix doc. Meantime, based on a recent court decision favorable to his case, Adnan Syed's legal team has submitted a supplemental filing in his appeal. Then there's a special cameo from this month's guest on Toby Ball's Deep Dive podcast. Next the crime writers talk about the hit podcast "Broken Harts." This collaboration between HowStuffWorks and Glamour magazine looks at the case of a family killed when their van was intentional driven over an ocean cliff. The background of the Harts is compelling, but does the pod do a good job presenting any of these issues? FOR OUR SPOILER-FREE REVIEW OF "BROKEN HARTS," GO TO 57:09. In crime of the week: open sesame. SPONSORS THIS WEEK LegacyBox - go to legacybox.com/crime to get 40% off your first order Simple Contacts - get $20 off your contacts at simplecontacts.com/CWO20 or enter code CWO20 at checkout Pretty Litter - go to prettylitter.com promo code CRIME for 20% off Click here to get the Crime Writers On After Show, plus more exclusive content, on Patreon.: https://patreon.com/partnersincrimemedia
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Show Notes
Two true crime updates this week. The "hot sheriff" from Murder Mountain issues a rebuttal of-sorts to the Netflix doc. Meantime, based on a recent court decision favorable to his case, Adnan Syed's legal team has submitted a supplemental filing in his appeal. Then there's a special cameo from this month's guest on Toby Ball's Deep Dive podcast.
Next the crime writers talk about the hit podcast "Broken Harts." This collaboration between HowStuffWorks and Glamour magazine looks at the case of a family killed when their van was intentional driven over an ocean cliff. The background of the Harts is compelling, but does the pod do a good job presenting any of these issues?
FOR OUR SPOILER-FREE REVIEW OF "BROKEN HARTS," GO TO 57:09.
In crime of the week: open sesame.
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