True-Crime is a genre of crime programming that talks about real life true-crime stories. Usually about people being murdered, often by a spouse or family member or a jilted lover. These shows tend to talk about both sides of the story, the crime, the what happened, why and so on.
But is it weird that people seem to really get into these shows? I understand being interested in finding out the truth, but some people get giddy at the idea of watching one. We got many true-crime podcasts popping up all over the place and even have Netflix dramas about true-crime stories. I think it's one thing to do a documentary, but they made an series about Jeffrey Dahmer of all people. The families of the victims have condemned the show and the people who made it, it really brought up a lot of sadness for people when they see these shows plastered on TV and the internet.
What do you think of true-crime shows and documentaries?
But is it weird that people seem to really get into these shows? I understand being interested in finding out the truth, but some people get giddy at the idea of watching one. We got many true-crime podcasts popping up all over the place and even have Netflix dramas about true-crime stories. I think it's one thing to do a documentary, but they made an series about Jeffrey Dahmer of all people. The families of the victims have condemned the show and the people who made it, it really brought up a lot of sadness for people when they see these shows plastered on TV and the internet.
What do you think of true-crime shows and documentaries?
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