If you’ve been following the chilling investigation into the University of Idaho murders, you know that the case has spawned a tsunami of content. But the One Night in Idaho podcast series has stood out for its meticulous, respectful, yet gripping narrative style.

Stay safe. Stay aware.

Available via the creator’s Patreon or through select true crime audiobook aggregators. Have you listened to Episode 2? Do you prefer true crime as a podcast or an audiobook? Drop a comment below.

True crime in your ears is one thing. True crime in your pocket, ready to pick up like a novel, is another.

Where Episode 1 set the scene (the town of Moscow, the house on King Road, the victims’ biographies), Episode 2 narrows the lens to a painful 6-hour window.

★★★★☆ (Docked half a star for a slightly rushed examination of the food truck footage—hopefully Episode 3 goes deeper.)

If you are looking for respectful, deeply reported audio journalism about the Idaho college murders, this episode (especially in bookmarkable, chapterized M4B form) is a solid addition to your library.