The Halloween Party | S1-E1
The Halloween Party | S1-E1Update: 2021-08-31
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The residents of the Valley View apartments organize a big costume party. Strangers come together. They argue and fight. They dance and drink. At times the party veers out of control. And when they wake up the next morning, one resident is dead.
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Ugh. I'd skip this podcast. It is well written and a fascinating who done it. But, the scheming and manipulative way the story unfolds shows a horrible lack of journalistic integrity. I was leaning toward Emmanuel Fair's innocence (a black man.) But many hours in, the 6th episode, we find out his DNA was found on her neck, her bathrobe, a tissue by her bed, and duct tape that covered her mouth. At that point, Claims of incarcerating a Emmanuel Fair just because he was black was a flat out lie. Claims of racial injustice and misconduct by an *entire* police department struck me as corrupt journalism and slanderous. Oh yeah, and Emmanuel Fair was the only guy at the party who strangled and raped a 14 year old girl at gunpoint. She survived. Fair also had a history with drugs and gangs. Four felony convictions. Maybe, just maybe he was interrogated because of his criminal background and not solely for the color of his skin? I wish we could hold our journalists accountable. I'm
I live in Redmond!!
So far seems interesting