Fifteen: Inside the Daniel Marsh Murders

I don’t normally leave reviews, but felt I needed to in this case. This is respectful, in-depth, and informative, well researched reporting. Erin Moriarty tells the story in an engaging respectful way, and that is often not the case with other true-crime podcasts where hosts can be flippant, sensational, exploitative, and silly. The subject matter is serious, and I for one, appreciate serious respectful reporting from a dignified experienced compassionate journalist. The case is truly monstrous and my heart goes out to the family of this kind couple who lost their lives in such a tragic manner.

I love Erin’s voice. It’s so mysterious, like Robert Stacks. Makes the story so much more interesting!

However, I don’t like how Erin tries to interject herself in the story.

Very interesting story but the hosts voice makes me cringe. Can’t stand the way she talks and questions people about why they did or didn’t do something.

Glad I can change the speed of the podcasts, Moriartys narration does not help me listen to the story I’m so distracted by the slow speech and drawl. To be fair I have to speed up Keith and Andrea at Dateline also- the narration is very different from when all of them face the camera or speak to someone on camera. They sound normal. The voice over narration Though makes me adjust the speed.