There are (too?) many true crime podcasts these days. Many simply dig up yet another grisly case and talk about it without really adding much. Bear Brook actually managed to do what most of these series wish they could - follow an unsolved investigation before, during and after the truth emerges. It's clear that Bear Brook initially doesn't have any high aspirations of being involved in significant developments. By and large it is a retelling of a morbidly-intriguing scenario, though to its credit it was released in the early days of the genre before it became clogged and uninspired. It is also very well produced, avoiding sensationalism in preference of empathatic and steady reporting. The correct people are interviewed in search of worthwhile insight and Jason Moon is a patient, informative host.While there are hundreds or thousands of shows with similar approaches and intentions, Bear Brook remains amongst the very best in its field. Listen to episode one and you'll find yourself binging the rest in no time at all.