Murder in Boston: The Untold Story of the Charles and Carol Stuart Shooting | Episode 9 | HBO

[@cree920]

This was so good!!!!! It's a podcast but i kept looking at the screen to see visuals

[@bookswonder8128]

Podcast felt more fulfilling than the documentary

[@dywanecore]

If this had visuals it would have been the best podcast in the world

[@TMReagon]

Wow, this is beyond grade A perfection. Put together so well, held attention, left wanting more. Even just the graphics online throughout the podcast was very well done. Kudos

[@shelleystrong8673]

Excellent podcast. And there was as always the pain that goes along with these investigative and expository journalism.

[@perfumelady9089]

The only people who says this story doesn’t effect everyone in Boston till this day is because they didn’t live through this nightmare

[@jamesgolden929]

This was a great podcast. It brought back tons of memories from that time. I was working on streets of thd city and living near Mission Hill.

[@donnagray5670]

Just because they do not know of the history doesn’t free them of it.

[@latteliz1944]

Ohhh I remember this story he said that a black man killed his wife when he did it the whole time

[@Snoopdad-zw4mz]

I think Mike Barnicle got some splaining to do.

[@christopherbyrdakaSuperman]

I hate how some say, it happened a long time ago, let me give those people some advice in hopes for those to hopefully gain some wisdom and common sense, all lies come back to haunt you! Wheter you lied a second ago or decades, centuries, milenia, on matter the timespan, a lie doesn't forget and that lie will not let go of the trouble you've caused by telling that lie! It won't stop until the liar becomes it's last and final casualty!

[@josephbennett9246]

🗣️Yeah Yeah Yeah Adrian. You only got this interview from me because you promised to shine light 💡 on Odair Fernandes wrongful conviction but of course you didn’t keep your word. And like you’re reporting in this podcast from my mouth to your audience. Protect my family and my family was protected once I came home and I stand on what I said ‼️💯

[@evansquilt]

Yeah Yeah Yeah right sure.

[@truck_yeah_440]

11:05 like this officer said, where else were the police supposed to look? If you're an officer and you show up on the scene, a person is shot and they tell you it was a black man and give you a description of what he was wearing. What do you think you're going to do? I love how people fail to realize that they have the benefit of hindsight after the fact. It's easy to look back on it and say it was racism when you come from a racial group that looks for race in every situation. It wasn't a racially motivated search just to harass black folks. But as usual, we get people with a liberal bias who hate cops and are looking for any reason to discredit them or look for a handout through lawsuits. If chuck had said it was a white guy with blonde hair, believe me they would not have been searching black men folks.

[@dranchd6571]

They would have approached white men differently. They would have not been racially abusive. I doubt they would have molested them. That "group that looks for race in every situation" does so because of the group that makes every situation about race. They constructed a society based on a radical hierarchy that they will always live by, but it's easier to ignore that.

[@robertburnam5433]

Watch the Karen read trial

[@SALTEDRUBY4]

Willie reputation played a part.... he was a crminal..