One of my favorite shows!

Love this podcast. Activism meets entertainment. Can’t wait for the return!

I have listened to Undisclosed since day 1 and have been fascinated and frankly heartbroken about the Syed case for so long now. This podcast got me interested in wrongful conviction- it’s so important and thank you for putting the content out for us.

If you’re a true crime junkie that gets frustrated when you find out that a podcast left out certain details, give Undisclosed a listen. They take a deep dive into familiar cases and cases you’ve never heard of and get to the bottom of what really happened.

So happy to hear Rabia and Collin’s voices again! The best to do it!

This podcast is phenomenal!

Still my favorite podcast!

Long time listener I am so glad you all are back my favorite podcast of all time . I know it was a lot of hard work and dedication but I do love to listen to the show

This is one of the GOATS in the world of podcasting!

I have always loved this podcast. Always the best at laying out the evidence and facts so that the average person gets it. And Colin’s knowledge is amazing at times. Glad that you are back. My only complaint is the sound levels of this latest episode. Colin was very loud but Rabia’s level was much lower. Made it hard to listen to with EarPods. Other than that, welcome back!

Thank youuuu! Love it! Can’t wait for the new stuff!

SOOO happy undisclosed is back!

Todays episode is difficult to listen to due to mic volumes not syncing. Colin’s mic is loud while Rabia’s is faint. When I turn it up to hear Rabia, Colin’s voice about bursts my ear drums. When I turn it down for him to be normal level, I can’t hear her at all! I’m happy for the reboot but won’t tune in if every episode is hard to hear like this one. I couldn’t stick with it more than 20 minutes today.

Undisclosed is back!!! I’ve been listening since literally day 1. This is the second podcast I ever listened to and I’m soo happy they are back! I can’t wait to see what season 1 has in store. Colin and Rabia are so knowledgeable and I have learned so much about our justice system from them.

Detective Mike Brown is a idiot

If you liked Serial and are curious what really happened, this is by far the best source out there. But in Seasons beyond Adnans story, you will hear an absolutely brilliant team of 3 uncover truths about the criminal justice system delivered in a way that feels like the best mystery novel, while also doing real work to help the wrongfully convicted get their freedom. Truly no one else is doing work of this caliber. My favorite podcast of all time by far!! I love the work you guys are doing. Thank You!

I am making my way through the older seasons and the mumbling, fast talking and poor enunciation from hosts Susan and Colin is annoying. I am hoping this improves.

Host, Rabia, lies to and tricks victim’s family members into interviews under false pretenses. What absolute scum

I became obsessed with this podcast, invested in every case, loved going through all of the technical details with the hosts. Felt very sad when it ended. Thank you for making my long commutes no big deal…in fact, I was a little sad on the days I worked from home! Most of all thank you for helping these innocent people get justice!

First, your episodes are a mess. Trying to go back and binge listen different seasons is the most challenging I’ve ever seen. Can you organize them by season!!?!! Second, the addendums are way too much. Yes, I know I can skip them. But there are other podcasts that do something similar and the analysis/ review is interesting. Susan is AMAZING and her new podcast Proof… SO MUCH better.

This is by far one of the best true crime podcasts I’ve ever listened to. I like this more than forensic files because there’s more explanation but I wish that there was more organization of the episodes.

I was done at “boat thingy”.

I’m shocked to learn that Scott Peterson should be exonerated. Hearing all of the evidence the hosts presented convinced me. Between the shoddy investigators and Nancy grace I was more than sure he was guilty.

The podcast is ok, but you lose me when you say Scott Peterson is innocent. This guy had an amazing original defense team. All the supposed “evidence” that he is innocent comes from *him*. He says she was wearing the blue pajamas, etc. I have lived in Modesto all my life and I have followed this case religiously. He was a desperate man who offed his wife at the last possible moment before he would be stuck with a kid for 18 years. Y’all are needlessly hurting a lovely family (Rocha) with this skewed view. If he is innocent, why can’t he produce the cement rounds he manufactured in his secret boat storage? Because Lacey was wearing them when she washed up!

I’m 100% convinced Adnan is innocent! The ONLY reason Jay’s timeline & details match is because of questionable methods by the investigators, IE he was spoon fed the information! This was clearly another case of the Baltimore police department putting blinders on simply to get another “case closed” That being said, I started listening to this podcast long after it’s conception but I just want to thank Rabia, Susan & Colin for bringing not only Adnan’s case but also so many others who have been wrongfully convicted to the light! People need to know how slowly the cogs of justice can turn and that there are always 3 sides to every story. Thank you all for sharing these little known stories and for providing such detailed information about each case! At the end of the day we all need someone who is willing to fight for us but for those men & women wrongfully incarcerated they need a nation and I feel like that’s what you have done so beautifully with your podcast! No matter what comes next for you all I hope that you will never lose your passion for justice and keep sharing your message! Freedom is not free & justice is not just.

Jay told Jen before he ever talked to the cops that Adnan killed Hae. He had details of the crime only the perpetrator could know. The timeline is just the State’s theory of the case. Adnan had plenty of time to kill Hae. Jay did not. You can quibble about the details all you want. How did Jay know non-public details of the murder? Why would Jay falsely accuse Adnan, thereby implicating himself? Please just answer the real questions.

My family and I need help. My uncle was wrongfully convicted for rape and has been sentenced to life without parole. He has been in jail for almost 4 years now. Please let me know how we can contact you about his case. Thank you.

From top to bottom this show is cringe at best and bigoted at worst

Twisting the facts to fit their narrative. Adnan is guilty!

Cancel me again, Rabia. Doesn’t change the fact you spent your life trying to free a murderer.

Would love to see you guys get back together and put on Adnan’s defense against their arguments. I miss listening to you all together!

This podcast is brainwashing at its finest. They twist all truth and do whatever it takes to feed you lies to believe them

This is a great original podcast at the beginning of the true crime explosion which has helped exonerate and bring attention to cases where it is much needed. It has literally saved lives! It’s truly unfortunate that another podcast with a current large following is using their platform and current fan base to put down this podcast and original story from several years ago. As the other podcast’s listeners were falling out of favor with them after certain truths about the hosts were brought to light, the hosts there have turned to holding their own 15+ part series on all the evils of Adnan. In order to take the negative attention off themselves, the other podcast is utilizing put downs and dismissal of the facts of the Adnan Syed case and Rabia in particular. It’s sad that they have to stoop to sending listeners here to give negative reviews so long after this podcast was “live” to make themselves feel better. This is a great original podcast at the beginning of the true crime explosion which has helped exonerate and bring attention to cases where it is much needed. It has literally saved lives!

Adnan strangled Hae.

Why can't their be 2 sided to every story. Yours isn't the only one.

Rabia is a fiction writer of real world events.

I can’t listen to the ones on Freddy Gray the guy D is just as prejudice as the cops that killed Freddy are. D just is prejudice against white people & that’s fine but it doesn’t help his cause if anything it’s dragging it backwards making thing worse!!!

Filed with annoying instrumental music filling time and under some of the narration. presumably to build suspense. If the story is compelling enough, these overproduced effects are not needed.

10/10. The best podcast team that has ever existed. I was so sad to find out it was over forever when I finished. Great work friends.

I came a little tardy to the Serial awakening that brought Adnan’s case into the limelight. Luckily, Undisclosed existed by that time with all of its discovery and analysis. I have listened faithfully and supported the case monetarily because of the work these folks have done. And to see their dedication to innocence grow as they deep dove into Adnan’s case has been staggering. I cried tears of joy and relief for Adnan when I saw he’d been released. These are consummate professionals. The work done on this podcast is truly groundbreaking.

PLEASE LISTEN! If you started with Serial or if this is your first time seeing this - JUST LISTEN! You will (hopefully) be enlightened to the way our ‘Justice for all’ system REALLY operates. The cases like these are OVERWHELMING, and there aren’t enough GOOD PEOPLE in this word to change it. Hopefully, you will be so angered that you take action. VOTE as if your life depends on it- because, unfortunately, many lives DO depend on who is in office. Who we elect is who makes our laws and they are who picks who and what gets prosecuted - and how. These ELECTED officials only speak for those that vote for them. So please vote. Every chance you can! Let’s start cleaning up the corruption so these podcasts don’t have to exist amd we can start fighting these wrongs before more people and families are destroyed!!!

Finger nails on a chalk board!!!!

I have a love/hate relationship with this podcast and others like it. I wish there wasn’t a need for this, but this is the world we live and and there a real humans dealing with these issues that should be made common knowledge. It’s not just entertainment, however if that’s your thing it will keep you hooked. This is one of the best podcasts period. They are great hosts and storytellers. Please just listen…and also, thank God for people like them. People like Adnan deserve people like Rabia, sadly many people like him don’t have those people.

So happy to hear the outcome of this trial. I’ve followed this case for the past five years. I’m delighted to have the correct outcome now as FACT.

You know she joined up with a Broadway extra for a gossip podcast, right?

I feel bad writing this but by podcasting you do open yourself up to critiques re: production. The first season was a little frustrating because of Susan’s unique cadence (spurts of fast talking with random phonemes intermittently dropped out of words), as others have noted. I was able to get used to it and it helped that it was balanced by Colin’s voice/speaking (which was very clear). Not sure what changed but I just came back to listen to the recent updates on Adnan. Colin now adds a ton of vocal fry, whether subconscious or on purpose, and it’s more in line with how an Instagram influencer or TMZ host would talk. I had to turn it off :( :( :(

Rabia, you totally rock. Thank you for helping give an innocent man his life back. Crushingly sad that he lost bleeping decades.

So frustrating that this podcast is not broken out into seasons !! So hard to find where yu were listening

Excellent research. Educational. Engaging.

Just need to make it easier to filter by season.