This podcast had me so emotionally involved. I felt the emotions. I hurt listening to the courts deny an innocent man. It breaks my heart the judicial system failed in doing their job. It’s so I fail to hear how long Leo spent in jail. It should have been that way. But then I hear how positive he was and is and how he kept pushing forward. I’m sure he had some awful days but the fact that he had hope and just purposed in his heart to Love Jesus and continue to be the best he could be amazed me! On the last episode when he got to the Noah house and the lady said “Look at God” I got tears in my eyes and chills went all over me. I could feel the spirit and I know from the recording everyone else in that moment did too! Thank you so much for producing this podcast. I do pray and look forward to the day that Leo is exonerated!! 🙌🏼

This series has been phenomenal! The final episode of season two was so emotional. It reminds you of the beauty and power of humanity and redemption.

Unexpected and absolutely heart-wrenching. I never thought I’d feel this way about prison inmates I’ve never met, but Bone Valley changed that. Jeremy never stood a chance—his horrific childhood and desperate need for mental help broke my heart. I found myself crying and genuinely grieving the loss of someone I never knew. And then there’s Leo. Not only did he lose his wife—he lost his entire life to a wrongful conviction. It’s devastating to see how prosecutors and DAs cared more about protecting their image than admitting they got it so tragically wrong. He is paying the price for their pride. Gilbert and Kelsey did a remarkable job bringing light to such a painful miscarriage of justice. Their storytelling was compassionate, thorough, and deeply moving. This podcast is more than just true crime—it’s a powerful plea for humanity, truth, and reform. Lord, help our judicial system.

Outstanding podcast that, in so many ways, restores my belief that truth, decency, and good always prevail. In terms of Jeremy Scott, while there can be no doubt that his wrongs were heinous, they have to be properly judged in context with his upbringing and psychological factors. Please, please let Meri West know that I am so happy that people like her exist. She is an amazing soul.

I have hope like adnan Leo will soon be home in Jesus name.. It will happen. Leo pls hold on God has a miracle coming!!! This podcast touched my soul and I would recommend we spread it around so the right people will hear this!! Justice will be served!! Hold on Leo. I love this new season! I am crying and crying

This episode (season 2, episode 5) stopped me in all I was doing. What an incredible human Meri is. And Leo & Kelsey, the narration and music adds depth to this emotional episode. Thank you. We need more of these moments while the world is swirling around us.

Really loving the second season of Bone Valley! The staff shows incredible tenacity and I’m loving the storytelling.

Why are you glossing over the fact that Leo would hit Michelle??? Isn’t that true ?

This series is excellent and beyond heartbreaking and maddening. Absolutely heartbreaking to see how poor police/prosecutor/judges/system can DESTROY lives.

I don’t think I’ve ever been so moved by a podcast. The journalists did an incredible job telling an unbelievably painful story. And the corruption by the state of Florida…..unreal. My heart goes out to Leo and his family for a lifetime of injustice.

This was hands-down the best story I’ve listened to. And I have listened to many. I never once got bored. Never once thought it was just too redundant. I actually anticipated every next piece. I didn’t sleep much and focused solely on this story for hours upon hours until it was completely listened to. Thank you so much for strongly opening peoples eyes to the “Justice System” here in the United States. How is this anything but horribly wrong to have someone CONFESS yet because the department that put the wrong man in prison doesn’t want to be embarrassed or admit they were wrong WHILE RUINING SO MANY LIVES!!! Every single person in the sheriffs department or police department that had a hand in situations like this should be brought to their own justice. Without a doubt. When will they learn about accountability? They are the professionals? Who people are supposed to trust, respect and admire? Not these days. Very sad indeed. Again, WELL DONE. YOU NAILED IT🤍🤍🤍 ~ArA oWeNs, MiSsOuLa, Mt

This was some thorough investigative journalism and a well made podcast, but the theme music did not match the topic and the intensity of the script. The theme song, however, was awesome.

This is as good as it gets.

I listen to soooo much true crime and this podcast is just so well done. It brought out raw emotion in me and gave me a different view of what humanity can be. Who knew I could have empathy for a serial killer?

This podcast was one of, if not the best ever listened to. Great storytelling. Gripping content. Emotional and engaging. Objective to the point possible. Traumatic story. You have to listen to the entire series. Great job Gilbert and Kelcey. Feels like we know you both and the characters of focus.

Wow. I have never listened to anything as powerful as this story. I cried. I smiled. I laughed. I found myself, numerous times, standing still in the middle of my living room with ear pods in, covered in chills, overwhelmed with emotion and sometimes pure and utter SHOCK. The arrogance displayed from all ends of the Florida justice system will leave you floored. Their egos left me baffled and lead to unethical behaviors that cannot go ignored. King and his team do a phenomenal job…from research, building lasting relationships to telling this true story from the past into real time, well done. Thank you to every person that brought this story to life in the real world. And to Leo…thank you for never letting the system trick you into settling. For never wavering on the facts and standing your ground. You will hold a special place in my heart for the rest of my life, and I’m sure that is the same for many in this world. Thank you Leo.

This was the most amazing podcast I’ve ever listened to. I will have to think back on it for years, and strive to have the strength of so many of the people that are featured- I don’t want to spoil anything, but the sadness that I felt for Leo and Michelle was so raw, and then we get into the story of Jeremy, and I grieve for another life essentially lost. And clearly Justin’s mom is such an incredible person, and passed her compassion and understanding down to her son. Even in her pain she raised such a special young man. Leo’s strength, patience, thoughtfulness, and ability to forgive is incredible and so admirable. And of course Judge Scott Cupp, whose dedication to justice outweighed his career ambitions. Too many heroes in this story to count. Life is so unpredictable, and full of unexpected tragedies and blessing and angels, and I feel like that’s what this this podcast is really about. Wishing everyone involved all the best in life.

This podcast is so well written. The story is just heart breaking, lots of tears 💜

This has absolutely been one of my favorite podcasts and I listen to a lot of true crime! I binged it over like three days and couldn’t stop listening. Please make more episodes and continue this journey with Jeremey and Justin.

I listen to so much true crime and this is truly the cream of the crop. 10/10 can’t believe I’m just now discovering this.

Update: Jake. I have NEVER heard anything more real, compelling, and demanding of attention. Thank you Gilbert. This story changed me. Thank you for Telling this story…. What can we do? WHAT CAN WE DO?

Very well done, by the end I was ugly crying. I really recommend this podcast.

I just have to comment I think it’s hilarious how so many of these podcasters comment on confederate flags like somehow you must be dangerous if you have one.

I listen to so many true crime podcasts and this is by far one of the top 3 I’ve ever heard. Just amazing!

I listen to A LOT of true crime podcasts and this is by far the most compelling and best presented show I have ever listened to! Gilbert and Kelsey are amazing!

Podcast was good but then you read online about all the incriminating info they left out, can’t anyone just make an unbiased podcast ?

This podcast is so well done. This should be the standard in which all other podcasts have to measure up to. Gilbert has an easy voice to listen to and has such a gift to make this story come alive. I enjoyed this immensely. Thank you for your amazing work on this case!

This is addicting to listen to. Still making my way through season 1. I’m so glad I stumbled on this podcast, even though it repeatedly breaks my heart. My heart hurts so much for Leo and i’m absolutely disgusted with our justice system.

Profound. Tears through every episode. Just unbelievable. Extraordinary work. What you have all done here is truly a miracle. Award worthy. Thank you ❤️

This is one of the best podcasts I’ve heard in a while. Professional and expertly produced. I couldn’t quit listening.

Love Bone Valley podcast!!

A beautiful portrait of an incredibly complicated set of circumstances. The HUMANITY in this season is SO compelling, beautiful, heartbreaking, heartwarming, inspiring… well done. 😭💛🙌🏻👏🏻

Amazing podcast! One of the best I have yet to listen to! Gilbert King delivers such a compassionate, honest, educated and caring voice to this podcast! I hope there are more seasons to come with his true crime stories!

I happened to click on this podcast and couldn’t put it down. I am the same age as Michelle would have been. Leo’s innocence is blaring throughout the telling of his story. The fact that Leo comes out the other side with love, compassion and resiliency is nothing short of a miracle. Amazing detective work, writing, delivering the story, and perseverance to Gilbert and Kelsey. Best wishes to Leo and his family.

Wonderful story telling. I couldn’t stop listening.

One of the most touching podcasts that I've listened to. Leo is one of the cases that made me take a look at our justice system and after nearly learning a similar fate due to lies and corruption decided to return to school and study law. If not for our local law school and their support and dedication I wouldn't be where I am today. I intend to represent those who cannot afford proper presentation and fight for the wrongly convicted. If you need ideas for another season I highly recommend looking into Keith Zon Doolin’s case as that is the other case that still today gives me nightmares and makes me question if teaching our children to be helpful and good Samaritans is a good thing or not. It made me question what I should tell my sons to do if they see a woman or women possibly in danger and what the right advice is to give. I know they say innocent people shouldn't worry but in fact, innocent people should essentially be more concerned about injustices, without physical evidence, circumstantial evidence is all in the way that one perceives it and that can be a tricky and dangerous game to play. And the state all too often agrees to admit that they made a mistake. The same thing happened with Keith, another heinous murder led to a confession and the inability to get it admitted into evidence after not 1 but 2 suicides. Keith is on Death Row and I fear that California will never right this wrong and sickening injustice. Keep up the amazing work that you're doing!! You changed a lot of lives with your podcast and gave us the raw and emotional aspects of what you're doing. I hope you truly know what a blessing you have been for so many people and families.

Gilbert, you are not just a writer, not just a podcaster, you are an incredible human! This is a wonderful story filled with imperfect individuals who perfectly intertwine through a horrific event to fill each other with hope, faith and love. It is a story that matters, a story that is worth telling and thankfully you are a brilliant storyteller. You start with the facts, the evidence and then you sprinkle the humanity of it all! Thank you to Leo for being a beautiful example of true christianity and brotherly love. Thank you to Jeremy for being raw and vulnerable and for never giving excuses for his past transgressions but rather for taking responsibility and facing them head on. Thank you to Justin for his desire to know his father albeit with fear but with an empathetic heart and no judgment at all. In the podcast Leo said that his hope was that Jeremy came to know true and genuine love, the kind he may have never experienced. This is my hope as well! God bless you all as you have blessed others with your story! Thank you!

Beautiful complex story told with care, filled with pain and healing.

I have loved every minute of this emotional story. Well done. Can’t give it 5 stars unfortunately because I’m very disappointed that it required a subscription to finish. Poor taste. I used the free trial and cancelled right away. I’m not willing to play that game with podcasts.

Gilbert, the work you've done here is incredible. You have truly made a remarkable and beautiful impact on humanity that reaches far beyond what you're even aware of. Thank you for that. I thought I cried hard at the end of season 1, but that was nothing compared to the full sobs that were pouring out while listening to the montage of messages at the end of season 2.

One of the best podcasts I have listened to, period. Amazing reporting of an important story. **Coming back to say that season 2 is some of the most heartbreaking, heart opening story telling I’ve ever heard. Such an important story told in a masterful way. Humanity in all of its complicated beauty.

I just finished bingeing season 2, and it was incredible. Gilbert did a masterful job of humanizing a man who has done evil things, reminding all of us that all humans have worth and that love transforms lives.

This story is told so well, Season 1 I was so vested with Leo. This 2nd Season filled my heart with such love. How amazing that so much love has come from something terrible. Leo’s ability to forgive and show grace to Jeremy should teach us all a lesson. Hearing Justin and Jeremy getting to know each other made me cry. It’s so important to love your children, hug them, tell them how much you care and support them. I can only imagine if Jeremy had supports as a child things could have turned out differently for so many. Being loved by your parents is unmeasurable. Thank you for your Amazing story telling. I feel like I know them. I can’t wait for more.

I have not listened to a podcast quite like this. It is remarkable. The narrator is compassionate, tenacious, thoughtful, kind and never stops asking the hard questions. I don’t know if there are awards for podcasts, but this deserves one. A story of heartbreak, consequences, justice miscarriage, forgiveness and healing.

It is so beautiful to witness such profound change in so many lives.

I have listened to season one five or six times. I get excited every time I convince someone to listen so I can follow alongside. Season two already has me hooked in wish I had the willpower to wait so I could binge the entire series.

Just finished Leo story and wow!! Loved the podcast looking forward to season 2!!!

Fascinating case and story beautifully told. So fascinating that I read the court transcripts myself. Upon reading the court transcripts, I felt the podcast was biased in a few places - certain trial details were downplayed in my opinion. I’d still recommend it, but reading the transcripts offers a fuller perspective.

This is such a heartbreaking important story to tell. So many injustices present here. Thank goodness for the podcasters who are shining a light on how broken the system is.

This podcast told this story so well, to where I feel like I know these people. I’ve cheered them on and on the day Leo got out I cried. It’s truly a love story, I know that doesn’t sound right but it is. It’s a love story in so many ways, I’m thankful that it was shared with us and I can’t wait to hear what’s to come.