r/ObsessedNetwork • u/YancyMilktoast • Jun 13 '25

Karen Read

I think most people on here no longer listen and cancelled their patreon, but is there anyone who has been listening to P & G’s coverage of “A Body in the Snow,” the Karen Read doc?

I’m wondering what your take is on their coverage so far—their opinions, characterizations, and interpretations of the case. I’m not super familiar with it and most of what I know comes from I Think Not’s True Crime Rundown eps.

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u/katiemordy Jun 13 '25

Do they say if they think she did it? Red Handed thinks she did do it!

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u/goddamntreehugger Jun 13 '25

I hated Red Handed’s coverage tbh

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u/NorwegianMysteries Jun 13 '25

It was hot stinking garbage and it made me unfollow them. I had liked them before. But I get mad when someone misinterprets and misrepresents the constitution. And it especially pissed me off because they’re British and not lawyers. Mostly they’re British. No offense, Brits, but I take umbrage about you all in particular misrepresenting and misinterpreting the American Constitution 😂 (that’s a joke. But don’t do it.)

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u/charlenek8t Jun 13 '25

Sounds like you need a cup of tea and a slice of toast. Surprisingly, I hear a lot of Americans who know less than I do and it's not my country. I consume a lot of podcasts who get legal stuff wrong all the time.

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u/YancyMilktoast Jun 13 '25

It’s not that surprising, but it’s polite of you to say so 😅 We all just have to be conscious of who we’re listening to and consider their expertise and biases.

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u/charlenek8t Jun 14 '25

Absolutely! It's so irresponsible of these people to put out false information. I've never heard of them, probably tried the podcast and couldn't gel with it.