….was when I realized Foxy the “Me” monster was arduously trying to compare herself to Frank Pauline and I do have to agree! I get it now but didn’t realize it until it was drilled into my head over and over and over and…

Its getting ridiculous now, just finish it! It shouldn’t take 3 episodes to say “we got the guy and we know who he is”. Get to the point guys! Not that hard. 😡 Also screw Amanda Knox! This is not about you! Dont plug your book and stretch this out for so long. Nobody want to hear about you in a podcast about Dana Ireland.

Amanda injects her story through the podcast with a sprinkling of the real story throughout the podcast

I really want to like this podcast, but the constant reference to her own case is distracting as a listener and feels self serving. We know Amanda was wronged, but I want to listen to this case. It feels like it does a disservice to the victim’s family and the wrongfully convicted by making it about herself.

There are ads nearly every 3 minutes and most are for the host’s book, very repetitive and makes it hard to listen to.

She has to make sure we all know what a heroic victim she is, even when she’s telling someone else’s story. Zero talent or ability. Had to stop when I found out (from her) it was her.

As someone who lives in Hawaii and was a young person when Dana Ireland was killed, I have been fascinated by this case. Parents used these three guys to be the boogeyman for years and so unjustly. The fact that the Hawaii Police Department continues to try and convict the wrong people after a DNA match is just mind blowing. I'm grateful to the Innocence Project and Genetic Genealogy for finally getting the match. Too bad HPD let that match go, he ends his life, and there's no justice for the wrongly convicted or Dana Ireland. Praying for the Paulinos and the Schweitzers.

Trying to be interested in these people, but . . . they're just not interesting.

Wow! Some of these reviews. I think the comparison and contrast of the experience Amanda had adds to the validity of the issue at hand, wrongful convictions, and sloppy police work. There is a connection to the work because of the experience she had and this is one of the reasons this story can be told. I enjoy both the story and Amanda’s perspective. My jaw is left on the ground and I can't wait to hear why it feels like there is a police cover-up.

I’ve been a detective for 24 years. This makes me sick and disgusted that these men lost so much of their lives because of incompetent investigators and prosecutors😢 They should go to prison like those men did. On a note, “the rise of Obama”😂

You have a wonderful voice for podcasting and truly a remarkable way of telling the story, but I do not want to hear your story. I only want to hear the one you’re telling! If I cared about you or your story, I would go listen to a podcast about Amanda Knox, please stick to the story at hand and leave yourself out of it. Stop comparing your case to this one, stop inserting yourself into their story. You have great reflection in your voice and are wonderful at telling a story, but please just keep to the topic at hand.

The story is laid out in a very haphazard way but more frustrating is the fact that the host has to keep comparing the case to her own experience. We know you were wrongfully convicted, Amanda. it’s ok to tell other people’s stories without harping on about yourself.

I am obsessed with this series. The stories are captivating and the audio is top notch. I love the design and the way Amanda adds her own personal experience to really get us to understand how this type of injustice impacts people. Great work audiochuck!!!!!

Season 1 was well done, and also Justine's voice is made a tad deeper - usually it hurts my ears on other pods or ads but not here. Season 2 is a bit of a hot mess. A swing & a miss with Amanda Knox, who like Uncle Rico has one story that is on permanent replay.

The music playing almost continually is stupid and I quit listening bc of it.

I am not in the “Amanda Knox is guilty” group. But she has always come off as such a narcissist to me, that it’s hard to support what she is doing now. I don’t know her, and I am trying to let my judgements interfere with the podcast, but I can’t help it. It ruins this story. She is not a good storyteller or narrator. It’s distracting. So is her constant interjections about her own story. I don’t see enough similarities to make it fully valid. I am from Hawaii, and although I don’t know a lot about this case, everything about it seems off. It’s not good storytelling, and I just can’t seem to get through an episode without rolling my eyes about something. But sadly, since it’s Audiochuck I am not surprised. I am clearly not their audience, why do I keep trying to enjoy their podcasts.

Season 1 was well done so I was excited to hear season 2. Season 2 is clearly done by an amateur as it’s not narrated or organized well. All o er the place that I kept having to rewind to see if I could put it together. Made it to episode 4 and finally gave up.

This would be so much better if Amanda Knox would stop comparing it to her own story. Every time she made the comparison it was a reach, and it completely took me out of the narrative.

They picked the wrong narrator. She’s focused on her story not the story being told.

Very slow to the details and loads of reflection on her own situation. Screamed “look at me”

Only made it through 2 episodes of season 2. Too unorganized

This is a really well done podcast. Growing up on Maui like I did, you don’t understand what living on an island means. The intertwined lives, the fact that everyone is somehow connected to everyone else. The comment about what high school you went to is so true. I can see how this can happen when fingers start being pointed. This is an interesting story and Amanda Knox is a great narrator who keeps the story moving in a very engaging way. Will continue listening to this series as they explore more cases.

I want to love it, but Amanda Knox is making it too much about her story.

Came here for Justine , turns out she’s not involved ? I’ve been duped , why did this season try to associate with th first ? Unrelated

I was skeptical of a “celebrity” host but I am finding I really like Knox’s voice, pacing, and emphasis. Interesting, immersive story.

I enjoyed listening to the first season of Three very much. Season 2 has so much potential, however it starts in a weird spot and then jumps around so much it’s hard to stay focused on who is who and who did what. I also didn’t appreciate Amanda Knox comparing it to her “story”. I made it through episode 3 and I’ve officially given up.

Unattractive murderess belongs in an Italian prison, not crapping out lousy podcasts. She was convicted multiple times by Italian courts who got it right every time.

This has become one of my favorite true crime shows. Very well done. All of the presenters are excellent, but I’m especially impressed with Amanda Knox. Not sure what she’s up to these days, but I hope to hear more from her!

Was hooked from the very beginning! Came upon this series by accident and couldn’t stop listening. I am beyond amazed by what happened to an innocent girl and confused as to why it happened. I agree that both should stay in jail forever. Thank you for the awesome reporting! Will be listening.

I have been hooked since the very first episode. Great content 🫶🏾

Excellent podcast! I’ve heard this story before but not to this extent. I found the production very interesting and engaging and it kept my attention. I did have to fast forward the episode while listening to the parole hearing as that Rachel woman made me sick! She is so annoying and did not sound one bit sorry for what she did. Her excuses were endless and I couldn’t stand her fake crying. The speech by Skylar’s dad broke my heart! These girls were evil and they do not deserve to live in society. I can’t imagine taking someone’s life let alone the life of a so called friend and then on top of to choose to do it by stabbing is just sick and evil! I hope the parole board keeps these women in prison forever!!

I usually love everything Audio Chuck, but this podcast is talking too much about the wrong case. I don’t need to hear all the commentary by Knox about her case.

I feel like this could be good but I’m on episode 3 and have no clue what’s happening. Jumps around too much and it’s hard to tell whose talking and whose accused of what.

Quit putting your story or comparing your story to their story Amanda I get it you were wrongly convicted and that’s a bad thing, but your story is being told more than the victims it’s also all over the place, not very organized, which is really sad because I love audio chuck.

Season 1 was amazing! Super organized and well done. Season 2 with Amanda is all over the place and very hard to follow. I’m a bit sad because this story sounds super interesting, but not sure I can continue listening.

Is garbage.

It’s about Hawaiʻi, so why palm trees? Only complaint I must raise.

I really enjoy this show. I came across it accidentally and am very happy I did!!

I love this podcast a lot. I’m listening to season 1 right now and man I’m so invested in it. It’s so sad though of what happened to Skylar. I hope she’s found peace now. Rip Skylar ❤️. This show I can’t put into words of how amazing it is, it dives deep into cases some people haven’t heard about and it’s so cool.

Some hosts don’t work for seasons or multiple episodes. I had to share that Amanda is an exceptional listen in pace and inflection which is not easy based on countless similar episodic true crime I have completed

I can’t even listen to it because it’s all over the place. So unorganized. Not enjoyable.

I agree with others about too many people to keep track of during the story telling. The mispronunciation of the Hawaiian language is also driving me crazy. I'm not from Hawaii but I lived there for 4 years so the mispronunciation is jarring. Amanda is also using the English language incorrectly as well. Please clean this up.

Why would anyone want to listen to a podcast hosted by a killer? Yes, Amanda I'm talking about you.

I really like this show. I cannot stop listening to it

I think this was very well done. I think the hosts did a fantastic job bringing us this terrible story.

She is a killer. Don’t give her credibility or a platform.

Of course this story needs to be told but it’s simply not being done well. To many names to keep up with, and the host is constantly comparing her story to theirs. Instead of constantly calling out the wrongdoings of the police which is obvious first tell the “story” of the case itself. Then lead us to how they got it all wrong. Trying to push through but I’m honestly confused and I have to repeat parts to make sure I’m following the story correctly.

I’m surprised by some of the negative reviews. Seems to be more personal issues than rating the actual show. I love everything Audiochuck does. There are endless podcasts to choose from and theirs always pull me in. Amanda has done a great job. Is she a “perfect” host? I doubt it, I’m not sure that anyone is. But, she has a nice voice, tells the story well, and also relates to the story with her own personal experiences. Thank you Audiochuck for years of education and companionship, you keep me company quite often!

I really wanted to like this series because I love everything in the audiochuck catalog. However, Amanda Knox is not good as a host or at narration. She is so affectated that the seriousness of the subject is lost. I feel that with elocution lessons and speech therapy she might be able to learn narration because jt is not natural.

I’m enjoying this podcast. However! One of the hosts, Holly, is aggressive. The way she speaks about young woman is gross! I don’t know what the girls sexual history or clothing has to do with the story, but she definitely wanted to let you know. Ick.