Snapped: Women Who Murder

I prefer the podcast over the show because I can skip over the ads and the repetitive “coming up…”, but for the love of god, please fix the titles of the episodes. It can’t be that hard to make sure that the published name of the episode matches what the episode actually is. I thought it was an honest mistake at first, but there are probably dozens of mislabeled episodes.

…WAY, WAY to often. LISTENERS BEWARE: don’t leave any of these cases thinking you know the facts if all your information comes from this show. The slightest Google on many of these cases highlights just how much these people get FLAT OUT WRONG. Just—wrong. That’s pretty hard to forgive, considering how many people work on this show. I’m not going to listen anymore because it’s devolved into not much more than audio clickbait made of a rotten salad of factually provable MISINFORMATION.

I’m not sure if the people complaining about the narrator or the music in the background and the “acting” realize that this is a tv show and they are just using the voices from the episodes. In the episode when the officers, family, friends and sometimes the actual killer name and relationship is shown. This is not just a podcast and most of the episodes, as said in the intro, these murders happened years ago.

One goggle search would show you what’s stated below.. research is free instead of complaining. The TV series Snapped is a documentary-style series that airs on Oxygen and has been on the air since 2004. Each episode focuses on a different woman who has committed murder or attempted murder, often her partner. The show features interviews with the victims' and accused's friends and family, law enforcement, and attorneys. The podcast Snapped: Women Who Murder is a podcast that features audio from episodes of the TV series. The podcast includes interviews with people impacted by the crimes, such as the victims' friends and family, and law enforcement personnel. The podcast aims to humanize the women and explore the reasons for their crimes.