True crime documentaries offer a unique insight into how some of the most horrific atrocities in history took place and often ...

If you're a fan of true crime, there really isn't much to complain about when it comes to options. Streaming platforms are currently stocked with the best true crime documentary content that film and ...

All Charlie Shackleton had to do was give the Sundance Film Festival a 90-second video introducing himself and his documentary Zodiac Killer Project, which premiered at the festival on Monday. Instead ...

The true crime genre has skyrocketed in popularity, whether consumed via TV, movies, podcasts, books, or social media accounts. We love engrossing ourselves in riveting narratives about the darker ...

There has never been a better time to be a fan of true crime. Ever since the first season of "Serial" took the podcasting world by storm, studios and creators around the entertainment industry ...

Crime has always been a subject of fascination. In colonial New England, pamphlets on murders were handed out, featuring recaps of crimes and trials, plus any last words criminals uttered before they ...

True crime as an entertainment genre has taken off in recent years. There are documentaries, podcasts, books, and more media dedicated to telling the gruesome stories of victims who fell prey to the ...

Producing true crime TV shows involves a meticulous, multi-phase process that begins long before the cameras start rolling. Research teams dive into police reports, court documents, and interviews ...

A viral "true crime" story was actually made up, generated by A.I. Reporter Henry Larson explores the ethical questions raised by this new frontier of content. AUTOMATED VOICE: Today, we uncover the ...

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If you're the type to cope with daily anxieties and stress by burying your head in a pile of riveting true crime stories—the devil you know, as they say—then do we have just the reading list for you.