13 Hours Podcast: A Shattered Quiet | 1

[@russellg866]

Crime Beat is the best podcast/TV show going right now. This is a nice compliment to the TV show, giving extra insight into victims affected and the timeline, great job.

[@carlysullivan6177]

Sara your narrative voice sounds wonderful, looking forward to the next few episodes , cheers

[@johndeagle4389]

I disagree. Her voice is too weak. This story would have been better with another narrator.

[@titrastringfield7738]

I am not from Canada, I am from the state of Maryland in the US. I am a new subscriber. I find the stories intriguing and interesting. Keep up the good work!

[@JustAGalOnTheGo]

There was just way too much prepping on his part(for mass damage & concealment) for him to have “just snapped”.

[@syiloman]

Well he did just snapped that night but he also prepared for this day. He knew he was going to go on a mass shooting but I don't think he knew which day. I'm sure he had a lot of days he came close before he snapped that night

[@thegentleman1609]

Her voice is soothing

[@davidhalloran8935]

Enjoying your interpretation of these events.

[@januszsojka4400]

No jo, Sarah, you done amazing job, well done! I have been to the six episode. It takes time to go through all of them but your job is worth it all of that. I live in Vienna, in Europe we have different problems of course not of this nature. But I used to live for 10 years in Alaska in remot area just like here Portapique and I even worked there as a patrol officer for over 4 years. Yes I saw things like that ( those red flags) all the time. And so many weird people living there and still moving in. I missed those quiet places but not necessarilly the weird part. The case of G.W. is so different and unusual how ppl can fall for such charming and smart dentist. And the incompetent police( RCMP) almost makes you believe that in taht area was conducted some kind of clandestine experiment on the living organism. Today nothing would suprise me at all. The only person you can trust today is Jesus and maybe your faithful dog. You cannot trust even yourself if you don't stick close to Jesus! That's my findings and beliefs Sarah today! And yours??? Here in Europe the sms system works pretty good if there is danger to the public we get sms/text on our phones also tv and radio. Why no texts on phones on April 18-19, 2020? That is simply impossible? And as a patrol man I knew all those Alaskan main and side roads. So that blueberry Field Rd. not known to the officers, impossible! Was there the experiment conducted? I guess that we would have never known, right? Not for us to know things like that? Nevertheles as long as we are capable of independent thinking then there is still some hope!!!

[@francescawilliams8177]

Was this premeditated? Even in anger he acted like a trained Navy Seal. When I am angry they can’t think this rationally.

[@syiloman]

he def prepared for this day. The fact that he made a complete copy of a police car would suggest he had this planned. Some of the people he killed were people he knew so it was a death list.

[@HotelCharliHill]

It IS pretty remarkable how fast he ignited so many houses and cars on fire. Gunning down groups of people around a campfire would be quick though. But the 9-1-1 call went out at 10pm and he was regarding police going through the field a half hour later. I’d be curious about when it began. A half hour to do the damage he did on the bay is hardly possible

[@garymacpherson7355]

The RCMP officer in charge ran into woods to hide she was hysterical according to witness accounts tossed her flashlight as well

[@syiloman]

Wow, I didn't know that. You can hear her as one of the first responders to the scene but I didn't know that she hid in the forest. The timeline of the first few hours is still very cloudy but it sounds like there was only 3 RCMP officers during the first hour or more. They weren't prepared to handle this. In her case she should be fired. Reminds me of the Officer who refused to encounter the parkland shooter and he got fired

[@garymacpherson7355]

@@syiloman yea I agree but the problem is much bigger than one officer the RCMP would not talk to the public the shooter was involved with police I think rumer has it around NS he was an informant RCMP are still not talking to anyone even families of victims all huh hush the RCMP are being sued also The gunmans girlfriend supplied the ammo she is playing victim also It's a big cover-up here in NS Don't trust RCMP for anything. They were on stand down no choppers nothing 13 hours he had to kill at will no one even tried to stop him the female officer killed was ambushed by the gunman he knew she was going to be at that intersection he knew what the police were doing

[@HotelCharliHill]

@@garymacpherson7355 hmmm interesting. Anything’s possible in our satanic world

[@abraxas511]

Listen to the police scanner from that night, its on audio somewhere. The police responding didnt even know the streets. Its scary to think how people believe they are protected and then things like this happen and the gov response is to make people more defenceless by taking away their guns. The gov are sick. Being disarmed and defenceless does not make anyone safer.

[@ChristynaPatterson]

This doesn't feel like it was 8 months ago, seems like it was more like nearly 2 years ago

[@syiloman]

agree!! I thought this was 2 years ago. Shocking to think this was during post Covid-19 when everybody was staying home

[@ChristynaPatterson]

@@syiloman COVID definitely messed with the perception of time, more so than normal

[@leonnehaaijman4709]

So what’s with all the secrecy?

[@pspence1963]

That's the million dollar question.

[@syiloman]

The police force looked so bad in this case. RCMP failed on so many levels is the answer to your question

[@garymacpherson7355]

Cover-up RCMP are dirty I'm not anti police but aftetvthis event I don't trust the RCMP

[@ambramarrs9050]

What a horrific event- Sooo sorry for the lives lost 😞

[@michael-4k4000]

Just saw 13 hours movie and it was great! Michael Bay rocks

[@trilliance]

im dyyyyyyyyying to hear 12 and 13 so hurry up pls :)

[@nevertimetotryagain]

I want to visit Nova Scotia now.

[@syiloman]

Nova Scotia beautiful area. Just really cold

[@TheBasedCanadian]

@@syiloman not cold in the summer

[@ArchHades]

@20:07 "She sent A photo to her sister, a wine glass held up in front of the rocky shore." Uhh she sounds really childish and self absorbed. Taking a photo of herself and her hedonism hours before she gets blasted? I'm supposed to feel sorry for a person like that? Almost makes me chuckle.

[@papipunk5233]

Jesus christ

[@trilliance]

I guess this is defunct before it ends? :(

[@RageQuitinMidget]

to think im in ns and this was just 5 minutes from my bsf an my ex when it first started

[@ihatefrogs4390]

Sara, your not from away..maybe at one time you were..

[@syiloman]

no surprise he got most of his guns from the US. Thanks America!!

[@marvintalbot6536]

Trust is beautiful: Betrayal, heartbreaking. At the heart of every traumatic human experience in private or public it becomes an act of betrayal. A jealous vindictive friend, the adulterous husband, or cheating wife, a promiscuous lover, are some of the most hurtful experience in relationships! No matter how strong you think you are betrayal and cheating are desimating... Broken heart crushed soul... That pain can paralyze spouses into a depressive state of bitterness apathy and retribution. The evil you conjure up with your betrayal and partication in your adulterous affairs could end desdly in revenge murder and mayham. Calk it Payback?! Ypur Betrayal parallels Rape. Your Adultry parallels Murder. Adultry is not a victimless crime. Dear selfish me me me...Do you understand the damage you caused to others.

[@apuapustaja1958]

As soon as I hear a woman's voice I stop listening. This murder pron is bs and women love it.

[@pickledragonrebel]

How misogynistic of you