Undisclosed: Toward Justice

All the addendums make it hard to follow the facts of the case. This format is very disjointed. I gave up trying to follow. Now I’m trying to find a source that presents the case straight through like Dateline.

I'm very much interested in hearing stories of actual innocent people getting out of prison. The problem is Adnan Saeed is guilty and if you actually listen to the prosecutors podcast coverage, they basically uncover everything that you guys either mischaracterized or got wrong. So now there's a murderer out walking free because of you guys, which is pretty sick. Which makes me have mixed feelings about if it's gonna be the same for all your other cases or not.

I use to believe in the innocence movement but when you do an unbiased deep dive most of these are guilty and it’s a movement known as innocence fraud. Suzanne gone its terrible with these 2 clowns.

Fr

I love investigative journalism. The cases they choose are compelling but the pacing is tedious. If they covered more material each episode instead of alluding to something they are going to cover in future episodes again and again it would be much more engaging. I find myself frustrated each episode. The editing also leaves large silent gaps at times. During several episodes, I’ve actually gone to check my phone because I thought the podcast stopped playing, but it was just a long, silent pause. I want this podcast to improve, so I hope this feedback is helpful. Someday I’ll check back in but for now I just don’t have the patience for an episode that barely advances our knowledge or understanding of the case.