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Final Days On Earth with Claire St. Amant

By: Rebel Studios
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  • Jennifer Harris disappeared from Bonham, Texas on Mother’s Day 2002. At just 28 years old, Jennifer seemingly had her whole life ahead of her. But looks can be deceiving... On the final night of Jennifer’s life, she left the house to visit a friend. When, how, and why her car was abandoned on the side of the road are questions police would ask in the coming days of their investigation. After Jennifer left the house, she disappeared into the night, never to be heard from again. The secrets in the Jennifer Harris case have been hidden for 20 years. It’s time to finally discover what happened to Jennifer Harris, and who is responsible for her death.
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  • Final Days on Earth Season One: The Life and Death of Dammion Heard…Coming April 20th!

    Final Days on Earth Season One: The Life and Death of Dammion Heard…Coming April 20th!
    Apr 7 2021
    College freshman Dammion Heard went missing after a wrestling team party in 2014. His body was found 4 days later on a Colorado cliffside. Join host Claire St. Amant on a journey to discover just what happened to Dammion. With her thorough reporting, listeners are given a front row seat in this curious and compelling case, where nothing is as simple as it seems. Who - if anyone - is responsible for Dammion's death? Subscribe to Final Days on Earth now to be notified when it premieres, April 20th. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    1 min
  • Paul Wagner Interview

    Paul Wagner Interview
    Apr 15 2021
    Final Days on Earth host Claire St. Amant speaks to Washington DC crime reporter Paul Wagner about Dammion Heard’s case. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    19 mins
  • Coming Up This Season on Final Days on Earth

    Coming Up This Season on Final Days on Earth
    Apr 20 2021
    College freshman Dammion Heard went missing after a wrestling team party in 2014. His body was found 4 days later on a Colorado cliffside. Join host Claire St. Amant on a journey to discover just what happened to Dammion. With her thorough reporting, listeners are given a front row seat in this curious and compelling case, where nothing is as simple as it seems. Who - if anyone - is responsible for Dammion's death? Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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    3 mins
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So tedious and one-sided

The narrator constantly feels the need to whisper through every episode. I don't know if she thinks this is somehow building tension/drama, but it is really distracting and gets pretty annoying by about the third episode. The other thing that made this a miss for me is that it becomes obvious that the narrator has developed her own theory as to what happened and who is responsible. And so the final 8 episodes are basically her trying to shoehorn every little aspect of the case (including how one of the potential suspects behaved at the funeral) to fit into her theory. I hate podcasts like this that don't let the evidence speak for itself but rather take on the personal beliefs of the person creating the podcast. A total waste of my time. It's a shame too because this is a case that has affected so many people across multiple families. But this podcast doesn't do the victim's memory justice unfortunately.

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