Jacob Saffle

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2,709 appearances 9 recordings 2 series first heard May 2026 last heard 3 Jul

Jacob Saffle’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 9 in all, peaking in Jun 2026 with 5.

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Yeah, talk to me about the resistance that you got there, because it was a little bit.
Paltering, yep.
No, I mean, uh, obviously from all, all listeners to you, man, um, can't commend you enough for what you do and how you, I will say, I don't know how, how often you hear this, but you, how progressively better you've gotten at this, you know?
Um, what's interesting is, is you and I had done the, uh,
debrief where we kind of went back through season three and i just kind of naturally like my i think it was my apple podcast would just start playing like season one and just spitting those things back at me and i just wouldn't change it and what's interesting is your process has evolved so much since then um you know it was good then but yeah man i gotta commend you on this i do think um
Really, until Alana Cecil's season, we really didn't get the opportunity to be able to hear some of the feedback and the direct payoff that the families get.
I remember specifically in Alana's season, we heard a lot from not only her father, but her brother as well.
And in this season, if I'm not mistaken, in the finale, do we hear from Leona again?
Yeah, we do.
Yeah.
And, you know, his his feedback.
I can't imagine that that sits lightly with you.
Right.
You know, to hear hear from those families.
And even though like, no, we didn't find any the definitive answer for Leon as much as we wanted to.
There was there was a lot of gratitude there.
And, um, and yeah, I, I think it's, it's important as we can kind of sit here with our listeners and we can true crime doc this thing and we can, you know, it's our latest guilty, guilty binge, you know, um, there are families that are affected by this and that's why you do what you do and why we do what we do.
Um, it's for guys like Leon, you know, that, that these tragedies that we kind of put once we put our popcorn bucket down, we walk away with our lives and that's what it was to him.
This is his life.
Um, and yeah, I think to end any season, I think it's important to always remember those things.
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