96: Eric Carter-Landin

True Crime Binge

Bob Ruff

True Crime

4.8 • 764 Ratings

🗓️ 3 August 2022

⏱️ 36 minutes

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Summary

This week, Bob is joined by Eric Carter-Landin, host of “True Consequences,” where Eric focuses on telling the stories of unsolved crimes that occur in his home state of New Mexico. Eric tells Bob about his podcast production, as well as the story behind his brother Jacob’s murder, which remains unresolved. They also discuss the disappearance and murder of 13-year-old Dylan Redwine.

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0:00.0	The internet's full of true crime podcasts.
0:05.7	More and more are added to the list every day.
0:08.7	Figuring out where to start or where to go next can be overwhelming.
0:12.3	But have no fear.
0:13.5	I'm Bob Ruff, and this is the place to find your next true crime binge.
0:20.9	Music The place to find your next True Crime Binge.
0:40.0	All right, I'm joined today by Eric Carter, is it Landine?
0:40.3	Lundee. Landine.
0:41.4	Landine, okay.
0:42.9	Is the host of true consequences.
0:45.7	And, man, I want to get into some of your background and stuff, Eric.
0:48.0	But I started listening.
0:49.6	I had to drive up at a dentist appointment this morning.
0:52.1	And so I listened to the first episode of season five of true consequences.
0:57.8	And, oh, man, that's your, that is a very well told, you're doing a great job telling
1:02.1	the story.
1:02.6	And I think you mentioned that you've been through some of this stuff before.
1:06.0	I have too.
1:07.2	The whole custody, battle, everything.
1:09.1	That was, that's a, it's incredibly interesting listening.
1:13.8	Uh, for sure.
1:14.9	I was like, oh, wow, I remember being in hearings just like this.
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