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Behind the Files & Q&A August 2023 (Patreon)

Published:
2023-08-12 12:56:45
Edited:
2025-03-12 17:51:05
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2026-06
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In August 2023 Behind the Files and the Q&A, the Anonymous Host is joined by Elsha, Erin and Milly to answer your questions and discuss the making of:

Case 248 - Abraham Shakespeare

Case 249 - Lorraine Wilson & Wendy Evans

Case 250 - Amy Boyer

Case 251 - The Caldwell Farmhouse Murders

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Comments

Saraneth

Is the Chris Dawson case an Australian case? I’ve never heard of it. I don’t tend to listen to podcasts where the whole season is about one case, I prefer a single episode or a two parter that I can listen to in one session.

Paddy Murphy

Really enjoyed this behind the files. You guys really do a great job.

Demi V

Thanks, team, for answering my questions. I totally get how uncomfortable writing purely from a perpetrator's view is and I appreciate the fact there was a lot of consideration put into that decision and any future ones!

Nick Callanan

I’d definitely be keen to have cases re-released or a catch up show done when big developments occur. Thanks for the great content as always

Rebekah

I would love to hear the Snowtown one especially and also updates would be interesting, but I do see how chaotic that can be. You guys are amazing!!

Alex May

Casey and the team! I heard that patreon is now integrated with Spotify in the US - any news on this for us in the land of Oz?

Katy Turley

No!!!!!!! Don’t replace Casey! lol. I do love Vicky though.

Jessica Able

I always thought that Christmas in July was a ploy by retailers to drum up mid-year sales, but apparently it originated at a summer camp in 1933. Who knew?

Brenda Wells

No! I adore Casey’s voice! It’s definitely changed since the podcast started, but in a reasonable way. I worked in an inbound call center for an insurance company for a couple years. My phone voice evolved over time to stifle my fast, Chicago accent in to a slower, more broadly flat American accent. Prevented me from having to repeat myself as much, especially for folks for whom English might not be their first language.

Danielle W

Loved the Dragonfly podcast!