Sounds like good news for the psychopath-obsessed among us, although much more research is needed to see if this really is the case, and whether it rings true in True Crime fans outside of Russia.

We love solving puzzles, and true crime gives us a chance to play detective from the safety of our couch. True crime stories can feel like a guide to "what not to do," teaching us to be more vigilant ...

How does someone die in the production of a television show?,” WFAA-TV Dallas reporter Byron Harris asks in the harrowing new ...

Zodiac Killer Project” chronicles how a true-crime idea went wrong, in turn brilliantly dissecting and skewering the entire ...

A work of criticism as well as a work of art, it’s a sharp takedown of our culture’s obsession with true crime, identifying and skewering the genre’s most familiar tropes even as it ...

The Breakthrough, a four-part series from Netflix, is the second-largest criminal investigation in Swedish history and ...

Today, true crime is a multi-billion pound industry that is unavoidable when searching podcast charts, streamer top 10s, or picking up a book to devour. There is an ever-growing obsession with ...

STUART Ludlam was a 41-year-old cab driver who was murdered in a vicious attack by a man obsessed with guns.  The attack, ...

A 2024 poll from YouGov showed that 57% of United States adults consume true-crime content and that 5% do so every day.