There was an excellent podcast to be made from this case. This is not it. Keith Morrison talks about murder in the same tone he'd use to talk about a grand prize-winning zucchini at a county fair. The yarn-spinning grandfather approach is wildly inappropriate for the subject matter. Morrison also has some questionable interviewing tactics. He often uses leading questions to get people to say what he wants. Sometimes he even tries to speak for them. More than once, he badgers grieving family members to get more sensational sound bites. In early episodes, he gets sidetracked into supernatural elements that add nothing and lead nowhere. They only add to the feeling that Morrison isn't taking any of this seriously. Keith Morrison should stay far away from any podcasts dealing with subject matter more weighty than curiously shaped vegetables or the opening of a new children's museum.