r/TrueCrimeBullshit

I find it insane you have to pay to gain access to evidence on keyes via the patreon. If Josh really cared about the investigation, shouldn’t the evidence and files be accessible for everyone? I understand having to make an income but restricting your audience’s access to certain topics and factors of the case is unfair. Not to mention Josh’s uncomfortable possessiveness over Keyes, as if he sees Keyes as only his. Even he admits he’ll never let go of this case. He really needs to let it go. He didn’t know Keyes and the way he’ll sometimes talk about him makes me so uncomfortable. All these theories he makes are nothing without proving any of them. And I hate to say it but the more time passes the harder some of these missing cases will be to solve. He can go on multiple trips and wine tasting while discussing what a disgusting human being Keyes is while restricting information revolving around his case. I used to love the podcast but the last few seasons have been really difficult to listen to

What exactly has this podcast accomplished in 8 seasons? I've been listening since the beginning (although my interest has severely dropped for a while) and I honestly can't think of one definitive lead or murder solved/tied to Keyes. I have an easier time recalling the number of dead ends than I do any progress.

I'm not asking this to start a fight, or to rock the boat. I legitimately need some reminders of what the point of the podcast, Patreon, and group cruises is if there's nothing to show for it case wise.

It feels like Charlie Brown and Lucy and the football at this point when I get my hopes up that a new episode is going to be compelling. I am disappointed and surprised by even the editing quality of this seasons premier.

Also Josh if you read these- high pitched spooky ambience behind super gained vocals sucks for the ears on headphones.

I just started listening to the podcast True Crime XS based on a comment from u/One_Tomato_1521.

I am 23:11 minutes into episode one, published in 2020 and they are mentioning the maps that the TCBS just started to mention in the last season or two when they started collaborating with Somewhere in the Pines (RIP).

Were there mentions in previous seasons of the Maps and I missed it, or was this a massive oversight by the TCBS research team?

This is not an advert for the True Crime XS pod, like I said only 23 minutes in and im still getting a feel for the formating of it and the audio production isnt that much better than TCBS.

Does the Patreon actually have benefits other than listening to the episode early? Do people have access to more photos on Patreon?

Come on Josh we're looking forward to it. Season supposed to come out this month let's try to get there we've already delayed twice. Let's plan something out let's at least have a good first episode. Let's let's get the names right let's get the pronunciations right let's get the story right let's have a beginning a middle and end and a conclusion. Let's not have a trailer we're going to tease things we don't deliver on come on Josh this is the last chance.

Let's see can you get a producer? Can you have an episode where you say damn I was wrong about that. Let's agree that there's only three victims. Let's not go three victims for victims five victims 8 victims.

Let's not get caught up in one episode to save somebody's definitely a victim when there's absolutely no evidence for it Allah Debra Feldman and Suzanne Lyle.

Hi all, I'm new to the Keyes case. It's dark yet fascinating. I'm wondering how his family, friends, girlfriends didn't suspect a thing? How did Kimberly not know a girl was being raped on their property?