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Case 218: The Blackout Killers (Part 1/2)

🕑 Added 2022-07-02 08:54:32 +0000 UTC

Comments

Kane

Click on the box of the episode and try moving the scroller back and then playing. Clicking play never works after an episode has been listened to, annoyingly. I’m always falling asleep to these so have struggled in the past!

Louise Amanda

The Patreon App. There’s a red line showing I’ve listened to it but I can’t push that back and pressing play does nothing either. I’ll just make sure I stay awake for the second part lol Thank you for replying

J. Chips

Yes you should be able to listen to it more than once. Are you using the Patreon app or the iOS Podcast app?

J. Chips

Listened for the second time, amazing episode! I just can’t imagine what will be discussed in part 2!!!

Louise Amanda

I fell asleep listening to this and missed the end and would like to listen again but I can’t seem to replay it, I’m assuming it must be something to do with my iPad but just checking that we can listen to an episode more than once?

TJ Lefebvre

Just had to run and show my partner that you replied! He laughed when I kept excitedly checking Patreon, saying that there was a chance that the Casefile team might respond - I’m starstruck! Thanks, guys! Day. Made. 😂

Casefile True Crime

Thanks for the note TJ, we fixed it now.

Telma M

Oh that’s a good catch Mariya!

Alan

Can't wait for part two! Not surprised that there were those who preyed on general fear under the perfect cover of darkness and war. Well done, as usual.

TJ Lefebvre

Excellent and equally terrifying episode. Loved it, thank you! Query: did you mean “sadistic” instead of “masochistic” when describing police’s initial assertions about the killer? Or did I misinterpret the narrative? If so, apologies! (I’m a new Patreon subscriber, but a long time listener and fan!)

Natalie Jaramillo

Awesome episode! I really enjoyed the start of the episode with the radio announcement and interjections on radio air raid sirens of the time. Very spooky, scratched an itch for context in a time period piece. Thanks for all you do! Can’t wait for part 2!