I've actually had to stop listening to Nancy Hixt's show. I found it a little depressing because the stories were so close to home. I can listen to other ones, but it was weird that that one hit me.
Some of my favourites from Netflix are:
Night Stalker: The Hunt for a Serial Killer
The Devil Next Door
Don’t ###### With Cats: Hunting an Internet Killer
Killer Inside: The Mind of Aaron Hernandez
Making a Murderer
Wild Wild Country
Why Did You Kill Me
Abducted in Plain Sight
Crave has some good ones as well:
The Jinx
I'll Be Gone in the Dark
All the Murders in the Building is a fun comedy on Disney+/Stars that has true crime podcasters as the central characters.
It'd be fun to expand to dramas that are based on true crime. Zodiac is one of my favourite movies based on real crime.
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I've actually had to stop listening to Nancy Hixt's show. I found it a little depressing because the stories were so close to home. I can listen to other ones, but it was weird that that one hit me.
Some of my favourites from Netflix are:
Night Stalker: The Hunt for a Serial Killer
The Devil Next Door
Don’t ###### With Cats: Hunting an Internet Killer
Killer Inside: The Mind of Aaron Hernandez
Making a Murderer
Wild Wild Country
Why Did You Kill Me
Abducted in Plain Sight
Crave has some good ones as well:
The Jinx
I'll Be Gone in the Dark
All the Murders in the Building is a fun comedy on Disney+/Stars that has true crime podcasters as the central characters.
It'd be fun to expand to dramas that are based on true crime. Zodiac is one of my favourite movies based on real crime.
I imagine a psychologist would have a field day analyzing you based on your preferences.
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Chasing Life with Sanjay Gupta, Community Revival (I’m into local politics and community building), Crime Beat with Nancy Hixt, History Uncovered, In the Bubble with Andy Slavitt, Overheard at National Geographic, Sgtuff You Should Know (used to be my favourite but Chuck’s laugh is annoying and they get off topic so much), Stuff They Don’t Want you to Know, Stuff to Blow Your Mind, the History of WWII Podcast (I love WWII stuff but this is too detailed), the Trail Went Cold, and Trace Evidence.
I, too, love true crime, also natural history, politics, and oddities and interesting things that are little known. My biggest problem is I listen while I’m working or doing other things and miss stuff.
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I watched Crime Scene: The Times Square Killer on Netflix and enjoyed it. Worth watching the 3 episodes.
It's also "nice" that the killer was revealed at the end, rather than shrugged shoulders and "I guess we'll never know what happened" like I've had on a few of the series I've watched recently.
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I almost can't watch true crime anymore that isn't done by Mike from the YouTube series That Chapter. Concise, entertaining, seemingly well researched and somehow humorous.
Here's a couple that took place in Alberta that you'd be familiar with:
And some other notable ones from Canada:
Spoiler!
Took him a bit to find his footing and niche so his videos from like 2+ years ago can be hit or miss (and often very miss as he also did conspiracy stuff) but if you like his style he has probably about 250 solid videos from some of the big cases (Arias, Dorner) to ones I never heard about before seeing his videos.
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I started listening to The Village podcast by Justin Ling.
I am 4 episodes in and I can't stop listening. The podcast is based on the mistreatment of LGBT people in Toronto and the mysterious deaths in the 1970s and Bruce McArthur in the 2010s.
We lived just north of The Village (Church + Wellesley) when we lived there between 2009-2012.
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