Q&A
🕑 Added 2019-03-04 04:37:30 +0000 UTCIt's that time again for the monthly Q&A.
This month Milly will be joining Casey to answer your questions. Milly has been a part of the casefile team since writing her first episode back in 2017, Case 54 Daniel Morcombe.
This is the audio version Q&A, so fire your questions in below and we will record soon.
Comments
Bec Lapham
Hi guys, love the podcast and binged the first 100 episodes! Excellent work by the whole team, so thank you all. Where do you stand on Adnan Syed, and Michael Peterson? Do you ever find yourself well down the rabbit hole of conspiracy theories, alternate theories etc of cases that aren't clear cut? Random question - are you Apple, or Android fans?
Issak
Did anyone like that Bandersnatch black mirror episode? If you knew you’d die the next day, what would be your last meal and what famous person would you choose to spend it with? (has to be famous,no family members allowed)
Liam
What were your day jobs prior to starting and joining casefile?
AMFP
Do you always try to get the police files on cases? Do you need a contact, or do you have one already, in the USA to obtain info via Freedom of Information Act Requests? How often and when do you try to interview people? Thanks for the great work!
Nick P
Who were your childhood heroes growing up (outside of family members)?
Callie Lanceford
I just signed up today and wanted to say I truly appreciate all you and your team does. My question: Do you ever find yourself dreaming of cases your working on? Also, does your significant other or person close to you, ever have issue with any of the cases you with on?
Thomas McVey
Understand if this can’t be answered but I’d be interested to know that following the issues with the case you had to pull from your catalogue what steps you’ve taken to prevent this type of problem from reoccurring?
saldom
What sources do the researchers/writers use for preparing cases. I am often anazed by the level of detail that is provided on a case and it’s investigation. Also does this vary when covering cases from different countries (e.g. in some countries police reports and similar info may be publicly available while in other countries they are not)?
Selina Beltran
What was your first reaction to the news of catching the Golden State killer? I was shocked for a whole week. It felt surreal. I was sure this would be one of those never solved cases. I can't imagine how you would feel after putting countless hours of research in. Do you wonder if the man charged was at that town hall meeting? Do you think the stolen items will resurface or that was just something to throw off the police?
Jan LeBlanc
I get asked all the time why I listen to all this true crime, sad, horrendous stuff. What do YOU say when people ask you why you get so into it?
Jennifer Guidry
Milly, This is Jennifer Guidry (GID-dree) from The Triad (area), North Carolina in the States. What a fantastic job you did on Daniel Morcombe’s case. It brought me to sobs. I can only imagine how it affected you. How do you handle material like this? What are your coping methods? (This question is for both of you, please.)
Wanda
I have a question for Mike, but maybe you can pass it. I remember he mentioned a while ago that he listen to music while reading. I’m looking for a good music to study to, maybe he would have any recommendations?
Rumneet Ghumman
Do you watch any TV series or anything on Netflix?
Jayden Stone
Hey guys, was there an Australian case that you followed in the media or general word of mouth at the time it was happening? If so what were they and how did they impact you, being Australian
Issak
The US version of The Office vs The UK version. And does anyone watch rick and morty or family guy?
Lauren Ledenham
What type of criminal or modus operandi most interests you and Milly?
Matt Riggle
Also what's the latest with the new platform? Edited
Matt Riggle
Casey, I was listening to some of the early episodes and I enjoyed your writing. Do you still have a hand in writing?
Karl
What’s everyone’s favorite color or car?