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Hunt The Hunter, created by Iz Watt, is a powerful narrative podcast about a family whose world is shattered when their son is killed during an encounter with police. As they struggle with grief, anger, and unanswered questions, they begin confronting a system that seems more interested in protecting itself than seeking justice.
Through raw storytelling, social commentary, and the voices of those left behind, Hunt The Hunter explores police violence, accountability, family trauma, and the lengths people will go to when the institutions meant to protect them fail.
This is not simply a story about one death. It is a story about what happens to a family when justice becomes something they have to chase themselves.
Hunt The Hunter asks a difficult question: When the people hunting you are supposed to be protecting you, who do you become when you decide to hunt for the truth?
Hunt The Hunter, created by Iz Watt, is a powerful narrative podcast about a family whose world is shattered when their son is killed during an encounter with police. As they struggle with grief, anger, and unanswered questions, they begin confronting a system that seems more interested in protecting itself than seeking justice.
Through raw storytelling, social commentary, and the voices of those left behind, Hunt The Hunter explores police violence, accountability, family trauma, and the lengths people will go to when the institutions meant to protect them fail.
This is not simply a story about one death. It is a story about what happens to a family when justice becomes something they have to chase themselves.
Hunt The Hunter asks a difficult question: When the people hunting you are supposed to be protecting you, who do you become when you decide to hunt for the truth?
Hunt The Hunter, created by Iz Watt, is a powerful narrative podcast about a family whose world is shattered when their son is killed during an encounter with police. As they struggle with grief, anger, and unanswered questions, they begin confronting a system that seems more interested in protecting itself than seeking justice.
Through raw storytelling, social commentary, and the voices of those left behind, Hunt The Hunter explores police violence, accountability, family trauma, and the lengths people will go to when the institutions meant to protect them fail.
This is not simply a story about one death. It is a story about what happens to a family when justice becomes something they have to chase themselves.
Hunt The Hunter asks a difficult question: When the people hunting you are supposed to be protecting you, who do you become when you decide to hunt for the truth?
Hunt The Hunter, created by Iz Watt, is a powerful narrative podcast about a family whose world is shattered when their son is killed during an encounter with police. As they struggle with grief, anger, and unanswered questions, they begin confronting a system that seems more interested in protecting itself than seeking justice.
Through raw storytelling, social commentary, and the voices of those left behind, Hunt The Hunter explores police violence, accountability, family trauma, and the lengths people will go to when the institutions meant to protect them fail.
This is not simply a story about one death. It is a story about what happens to a family when justice becomes something they have to chase themselves.
Hunt The Hunter asks a difficult question: When the people hunting you are supposed to be protecting you, who do you become when you decide to hunt for the truth?
Hunt The Hunter, created by Iz Watt, is a powerful narrative podcast about a family whose world is shattered when their son is killed during an encounter with police. As they struggle with grief, anger, and unanswered questions, they begin confronting a system that seems more interested in protecting itself than seeking justice.
Through raw storytelling, social commentary, and the voices of those left behind, Hunt The Hunter explores police violence, accountability, family trauma, and the lengths people will go to when the institutions meant to protect them fail.
This is not simply a story about one death. It is a story about what happens to a family when justice becomes something they have to chase themselves.
Hunt The Hunter asks a difficult question: When the people hunting you are supposed to be protecting you, who do you become when you decide to hunt for the truth?
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