Monsters and Martyrs

The investigation into January 6 grabs the spotlight on Capitol Hill. An alternative news site begins to investigate Rosanne’s death, and Lonna suddenly regrets giving them an interview. Members of Congress take up the call and ask whether Rosanne was killed by police. The search for Justin Winchell takes one last turn.

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interesting

finished it all in 1 day, very riveting to hear and very important for the search for answers

Thanks to Ms. Boyland's family & friends 4sharing

This podcast gave me a better understanding of how an American could get swallowed up by the #Trump cult. This story is heartbreaking, but critically informative to the rescue of our democracy & to healing the painful divisions Trump created in our nation. MAGAs are so hard to love, but we must try to do so, as we hold them accountable for their attacks on our country. @CDCgov needs to wake up & start combating the epidemic of psychosis @POTUS45 unleashed on America.

Eye opening and balanced reporting

The story itself is sad, scary, and continues to live on. What I liked most about the podcast was the way it brought home the fact every individual is a sum of its parts and we show different parts to different people. I hope Roseanne’s family and friends can find peace with what happened. As much as we think we know anyone, we only know what they share with us.

illuminating. Thought Provoking.

Saddened by loss of potential. Exhausted of polarizing thoughts leading to tragedy. let's love
peace.

Well done.

Well done podcast. I don't believe that she deserved to die. However, she involved herself in a radical/ violent political movement and it killed her. A lot of people, including her family seem unable to grasp this concept. Over and over again we see those left behind trying to find reasons beyond what is clear...that we all live and die by the choices we make.