John Darwin | 96

People are the Worst

Cloud10

Horror, Comedy, Redrum, Detective, Murder, True Crime

4.8 • 977 Ratings

🗓️ 18 April 2024

⏱️ 46 minutes

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Summary

In 2002, John Darwin went out for an early morning kayak ride and never returned. His wife and two sons were devastated but held out hope that he was alive until his broken kayak washed up on shore months later. It was determined he was dead but they never found a body. Six years later a man walks into a police station and changes the entire investigation...

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0:00.0	Oh my god, I'm chilling.
0:05.0	What happened?
0:08.0	Oh my god.
0:11.0	Oh, I just cat.
0:15.0	What?
0:18.0	Heyo, Episode 96.
0:23.6	Just inching our way towards 100.
0:26.6	God.
0:27.6	I wish we started this three years ago, four years ago.
0:30.6	I know.
0:31.6	Why don't we start this in COVID?
0:32.6	Oh, I know.
0:33.6	I think about it a lot.
0:35.6	Stop.
0:36.6	I know. Because we were caught up in some stupid thing.
0:41.2	That's true. I don't really have anything at the top. Let's be honest.
0:45.3	Well, I have one quick thing because I saw someone commented maybe on YouTube.
0:51.8	Well, if it's, I don't know. I don't know where I saw it.
0:54.7	The timestamps for us to say when the actual case starts are worthless now that we have ads, just FYI.
1:02.2	Because we don't know what ad is going to, you know, we don't know where the ad in the beginning is going to be placed for how many.
1:08.4	So it won't mean anything unless there's be off. Unless there's not one.
1:11.7	It would be off, though.
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