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Affirmative Murder
Affirmative Murder
News & Politics, Society & Culture, TV & Film
10
6.8 (5 Ratings)
Podcast Rating
Little known true crime (4 more)
Good vibes
Funny bants
Minority allies
Taking on difficult topics
F***ed Up S**t
Long-time friends Alvin and Fran talk about the true crime you probably haven't heard of, because most podcasts cover the white male serial killers and not the minority serial killers covered in Affirmative Murder. Sprinkled with adult language, mood lightening occasional humour, and conversations about difficult topics, these two manage to be irreverent, informative, intelligent, and enlightening.
They don't mind if you look sideways at them when you pass them on the street, as long as you look at everyone else with suspicion too.
Welcome to the most educational fact-free zone you ever entered. ♥️
  
I'm a huge true crime fan, which is the subject of this book and I'm writing this as I sit here, watching Dateline on St. Valentine's day. It's looking at why women specifically are drawn to the cases, and solving them. The author uses 4 women who all got involved with famous and notorious cases, in different roles.
By far, the creepiest was the woman who entered into the Tate family's lives. It gave me the willies. There was also a female that ended up marrying an incarcerated dude. That's always creeped me out as well.
Anyway, it's an interesting read if you're one of the many people obsessed with true crime.
  
    Detective

    Detective

    8.3 (3 Ratings) Rate It

    Tabletop Game

    Detective is a modern crime boardgame, designed by Przemysław Rymer and Ignacy Trzewiczek. Solve...

The Fact of A Body
The Fact of A Body
Alexandria Marzano-Lesnevich | 2017 | Biography
10
8.0 (2 Ratings)
Book Rating
A modern day 'In Cold Blood'
This is a pretty incredibly written book about a real life murder investigation coinciding with the author's own harrowing experiences. While true crime is now a hot genre, Alexandria Marzano-Lesnevich has weaved together a humane story, a backdrop of how this horrifying crime occurred not dissimilar to how Truman Capote wrote In Cold Blood. However, her own horrific story parallels the investigation giving the entire novel a whole new dimension. Recommended read indeed.
  
This was a fairly solid true crime read. It was an interesting read, and the murders were horrible. Though, I couldn't make heads or tails of the real motive of the crimes. Money? Killing Nazis? Protecting the French Resistance? The author offers what he thought went down, but I wasn't really content.
  
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Dean (6926 KP) rated Fargo (1996) in Movies

Jun 6, 2018  
Fargo (1996)
Fargo (1996)
1996 | Drama, Mystery
A dark crime, comedy caper that is driven by the characters. Quite odd a lot of the time with scenes and dialogue that don't add up to much. The fact it's based on a true story shows how bad things can go when you try to get a little bit of money.
  
    The Lineup Podcast

    The Lineup Podcast

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    Podcast

    It's a strange world out there. With each episode, The Lineup Podcast unearths a new case—from...