Episode 8 - Last Man Standing (Sympathy for the Devil)

De: Michael Connelly

Narrado por: Michael Connelly

Eddie Nash is dead, Greg Diles is dead, everybody associated with the Wonderland Murders is dead. Except Scott Thorson. He has survived drug addiction, cancer, being shot, being imprisoned, being portrayed by Matt Damon. Soon out of prison, he is ready to return for the sequel, to take things beyond the candelabra. Meanwhile, reality goes on. Tom Lange and Bob Souza are retired, but that has not stopped them from pursuing the case. People got away with murder and no homicide detective, retired or not, can stand for that. Do they know who the never named killers are?

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Very Interesting

Not only interesting but well presented. What a story! And it’s true. Really brought the time in history to life.

Interesting, good story

The story had a lot of twists and turns- kept me on my toes. One negative- sound quality of some of the people interviewed was not great. Even Michael Connelly himself was hard to hear/understand at times throughout the episodes.

Could not turn it off!

If I had the time to binge all of the episodes I would have! So good.

enjoy

Enjoyed the story went slow so to enjoy and not end too soon, the battle was great

Very good crime podcast.

This is a very detailed podcast and with all the remaining players that were interviewed just added to list how good it is. Hopefully there will be more of this type of podcasts.

Great story

I really enjoyed this podcast. It’s a fascinating case. Next up is the book by the detectives.

Always enjoy Michael Connelly

Connelly is always Interesting and non sensational. Always worth the listeners time. Keep up the good work.

WOW. Great job.

Michael Connelly you are an amazing narrator I had never heard of you before. sorry to say my loss. you are a wonderful writer. as I grew up in Southern California and frequented Hollywood at that time to go dancing and clubbing, I know too well what that world was all about and it couldn't have been described more clearly. the highlight of the moment was the entire podcast. having only heard gossip, read what was in the newspaper at that time and really didn't have the whole story, I realize that I have now, as much of the story as I'm probably ever going to get thanks to you. and this podcast and everyone involved. I listen to this before I went to bed at night. I just finished it in the early morning light. glad those times are over now. but there's always another horror story to tell, unfortunately. Scott Thornton has been through the ringer and I hope that he is staying clean. he reminds me quite a bit of my brother who is no longer with us. anyway, I am going to recommend this to everyone I know because I still know all of the people that I knew from elementary school on up, I think they would be very interested to hear this. I wish this was advertised better or that I maybe paid better attention LOL. I appreciate all the hard work everyone put into this. and I'm actually, weirdly, sad that it ended but, I just found out you have more podcasts... yaaay. this was a true pleasure and a gem 💎 hiding in a mass of media. sincerely, an avid, grateful listener..

True story by real people

It was great to listen to accounts, stories and perspectives from the people who were there. Very engaging and great time segments.

Gripping

Gripping and thoughtful true crime, with never before heard interviews and excellent narration. Recommended for true crime aficionados and fans of Michael Connelly.