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Ep. 8: Legacy
- By: Benjamin Zand, Tika Thornton
- Narrated by: Benjamin Zand, Tika Thornton
- May 5 2022
- Length: 39 mins
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Ep. 8: Legacy
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- louise withers
- 16-01-23
Compelling
very interesting and thought provoking, listening to the way that many people on the fringes feel
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- Hannah
- 17-09-22
Excellent audiobook.
I thoroughly enjoyed listening to this audiobook. The narration and content was engaging and informative. Definitely worth a listen!
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- Melmo25
- 17-06-22
Mind blowing
Gosh. Where to start ?
The people responsible for this podcast can hold themselves with pride, this story is made with such grace , empathy, compassion and understanding.
Boy did I get angry at certain remarks made especially, " Why was this woman on the street at 11.30 pm" and , " No humans involved ".
I literally heaved and was almost sick
The way sex workers and woman of colour are treated and viewed.as.disposable commodities and less than, STILL today .
I cried , got angry, and cried some more
Fantastic piece of work
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- lucy
- 14-06-22
Great true crime listen
Really well covered true crime story.. Narrated well and gripping to listen to. Finished it in just a couple of sessions
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- Lisa T
- 18-09-23
Outstanding - not your average true crime podcast
Incredible podcast - does not seek to glorify the perpetrator of these horrendous crimes, keeps a victim focussed approach that examines what systems change is needed to stop people like Samuel Little victimising women in this way again.
Ben Zand is a compassionate and careful host, and having someone like Tika Thornton contributing from a lived experience perspective is a critical view the often gets misused in stories like this.
100% recommend.
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- Book Worm
- 18-05-22
Absolutely amazing yet so sad...
I listened to the podcast in 2 sittings. It was fascinating and yet so utterly sad that the whole law system let these women down over and over. The journalism in this was amazing and you can tell he worked hard to tell the story off all the 93 women. I definitely recommend everyone to listen to this podcast.
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- Lou
- 06-05-23
Great listen!!
Am informative podcast filled with various opinions on the topic of catching Sam Little, whilst always being present with the un, or maybe conscious bias, that the westernized public and its services, have on the area of prostitution. Definitely an ear worm!
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- Tracey Spark
- 13-05-22
Enthralling and unsettling
Shame we are still hung up on the life choices of the victims, rather than the inhumanity of the perpetrator. The story of how Samuel Little managed to get away with murder for years. Sad indictment of the prejudice and institutionalised disregard of women, and sex workers by law enforcement. Sad unsettling story, told with empathy and a sincere need to know.
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- Donna spencer
- 05-08-22
brilliant
How we haven't heard more about him is unreal, well read, great insight to various roles in CJS too
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- Jeni Quinn
- 24-11-22
Terrifying
This was sad to hear and terrifying in parts. What these poor womens and families have gone through is heartbreaking.
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