Crime Junkie plagiarism scandal – The Women of Juarez

8 thoughts on “Crime Junkie plagiarism scandal – The Women of Juarez”

1. I am such a fan of your podcast and am so sorry someone tried to steal all the hard work you and many other podcasters have put in. I have unsubscribes to the CJ podcast. I want the real deal and that’s you! 😊

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2. I am very sorry, i am a cj fan and patreon member, and I am very sorry for all the comments I read from CJ fans below, there is no excuse for plagiarism, it doesnt matter who tells the story better, what matters is who put the hard work into it. I am super dissapointed of Ashley and Britt and wil be cancelling my patreon.

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3. SMH at all these comments that defend plaigerism. "Oh, they did a better job presenting your work so it's okay."

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4. Firstly, there's only as many facts in a case as there are, and there's only so many ways to piece them together. Yes their podcast follows a similar story structure as yours, but there's only so many ways a story with the same beginning, middle, and end could be told. Next, there's no proof that they knew of your podcast directly. Also, you don't have copywrite claim to the story.

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5. This might prove you did the work, but back to back it only shows how much better CJ are at storytelling.

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6. Clearly you put in massives amounts of time doing the research for this story and hard work on all the background info. So sad that they took all this and stole the outline and story without giving you any credit. Shame on them for claiming they do "research". It's not research of all you're doing is re wording someone else's work and using all of their info and actual research

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7. Egh….I think CJ did a great job re-telling the same story, better than you. I dont see it as plagirism at all.

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8. Yeah yeah we get it

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