Karen Kilgariff
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3,962 appearances
39 recordings
3 series
first heard Nov 2024
last heard 8 Jun
Karen Kilgariff’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Is so horrible.
Just so horrible. And they, you know, like child pageants, we don't even have to get into it.
Yeah. And also it's just very strange. It's like a cold case. It feels like there should be a way to get in there and do something about how this cold case that just everybody wants answers to.
Now I have to move this one up to the top of my list, you're saying?
Looking back on this rewind, it's a really good, like, I think people over the years of being a true crime fan and a listener of it, I really, the thing that stands out the most to me is media literacy and how it used to just be we kind of accepted whole cloth anything we were shown of like, well, then that's what it is. Well, then that's what it is.
Yeah, it's on a major network. Yeah. And as... People get smarter, which I do believe they are. And it's like all the Internet, you know, the things that advance our kind of awareness and literacy. It's just like to believe that we know anything simply because one group of people put something together and tried to convince us for ratings. Yeah. It is a thing that I'm glad is changing.
And especially these days, like, who, you know, I don't know. Trust no man. Trust no sources.
Yeah. And we also talked about listening to our own show. First of all, we called them old episodes and we're on episode 28. So we're just like, hey, did you like that idea of listening to what we were doing to get a sense of like what are we doing?
Oh, no. Like, when I walk by and there's, like, an engineer trying to edit what we just did, I, like, run away when I can hear my voice. It's for others. It's not for me. It's kind of like when we stopped looking at our own Facebook page, where it's just like, oh, this isn't, we're not supposed to be on this end of the process. We did the other part. Yeah.
Please, please move on with your life. Yeah.
Mary Bell?
Is that last week? I don't know. I honestly don't know. What's that?
Fuck.
Because someone posted a link that has all these Reddit links on it. There is a post with a bunch of Reddit links that I was looking through today and loved it. It was so great.
So you're telling me, Cecil Small, that you not only saw the shooter of President Kennedy, a different person, but then you also met Lee Harvey Oswald.
I think when people burgle, this is just me talking off the top of my head. Yeah, I want to know your opinion. Okay. First of all, I want to officially change my old opinion, too. I don't know why I said 1969 and below when racism is such a humongous problem in this country. It came. I don't know. But I'll go ahead to, again, freely give my opinion.
When people burglarize a house, they're looking for valuables and they know where people hide valuables. Good burglars want to get in and get out. They don't want to wreck people's houses. They don't go through every single drawer because they know that people hide. I mean, there have been studies about it where it's like people hide their stuff in a sock drawer.
People hide their stuff in a freezer. People hide their safes behind pictures. So now everyone knows where you hide your stuff. That's right. They come to your house. My safe is behind my picture. Um, so cutting open a couch or, you know, there's like when, when things are overly ruined, I think is when cops are like.
Right. And also you're just taking extra time as the burglar. That could be time where the cops could be on their way.
So there's no need to put the ottoman on the couch.
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