For example, the UK audience who watch TV on the ... Julia Davis, editor of Crime Monthly magazine, agrees. “Women are fascinated by true crime because it’s a facing your fears thing.

And now audiences can follow the twists and turns of the story with a new three-part documentary, The Hunt for The Chameleon Killer, airing from 3 September on the UK’s free TRUE CRIME channel ...

This article also references murder and abuse. Spend just a few minutes on the homepage of any streaming service and there’ll be true crime content at every turn, battling for your attention. From ...

Former CIA officer Brian Jeffrey Raymond, who previously pleaded guilty to sexually abusing and drugging more than two dozen ...

True crime's growing popularity means big business in other areas too. There's now young YouTube influencers covering stories and in the UK, a new glossy monthly crime magazine was recently announced.

Joel Griggs, curator at the True Crime Museum ... ‘When I look at crime magazines in shops, they seem to be by the soap magazines and celebrity magazines, so they are seen as a form of ...

The Mercy Seat' is one of the defining tracks of Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, but is this harrowing exploration of morality ...

Throughout the Nineties and Noughties, the women in my family devoured every true crime magazine and made-for-TV documentary going. Even the tamest of my grans would read real-life magazines in ...

The sensationalism of traditional true-crime magazines such as True Detective, which feature faces of killers on their covers (sample headline: “I ate his brain… it was very nice”) and even ...

After facing backlash from viewers, non-viewers, and the real-life people the series focuses on, creator Ryan Murphy has ...

A new true crime series on Sky is ... long family drama that spanned from the UK to New Zealand. Guest host Jo Ellison, editor of FT’s HTSI Magazine, discusses with Gareth how he approached ...