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Man in a Bag
- By: Reduced Listening
- Narrated by: Jonathan Maitland, Vanessa Bowles
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Sep 21 202225 mins
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Sep 21 202234 mins
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Sep 21 202224 mins
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- Robyn
- 27-12-2022
Total disgrace from the title to the end.
A young man's life and mysterious death are encapsulated in the thoroughly disrespectful click-bait title. If you want to skip the supposition, bias, guesswork and ignorant theorising which makes up 99% of their material, go straight to the final episode where there is finally some sense presented by Professor Norman Fenton and the Scottish case reviewer. Maitland and Bowles are so keen to blame Vladimir Putin that they contort themselves into fitting everything to that scenario even though they clearly know nothing about recent Russian history and politics, and why a lot of Russian 'oligarchs' are living in London rather than Russia. Their contention that the UK doesn't assassinate their own is risible, perhaps they'd like to test that assertion with a podcast on the death of Dr David Kelly and continue from there. Good production doesn't mitigate this totally amateurish and shameful bit of MSM reportage.
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