Apartment 515 by Audible Original

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I highly recommend this for podcast and Audible listeners. 7 short chapters. How many times have we heard of marriages going down the drain? How many times have we heard of love turning into something demonic? How many times have we heard of a simple story turning into something unbelievable? Apartment 515 is all of that.

Sports writer, Jeff Pearlman comes to hear things off the rumor mill about one of his neighbors being accused of a hideous crime. Intrigued and not believing totally in what others had to murmur about, he starts investigating the case and in a series of good narration, bits of interviews of the people involved, a story that is shocking, is revealed. This is a true crime podcast that took place in New York, in a wealthy neighborhood.

It is sad to hear the story unravel itself. It is sad to hear that so many times women keep marriages working because they want to live up to the definition of wholesome families. Women want to feel "complete" and ensure they give their children "wholesome" lives and a secure upbringing. What hurts most is not only the truth of the person who breaks your heart, home and trust, but the fact that you take it on yourself that you would prove it that people can be changed with love and affection, actually is a big lie. It is painful and pushes me to anger to hear and know that there are sick people out there waiting to destroy others in their wake. But, it also assures me that such people don't last long in their façade and would soon meet their deserved end.

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