
A Substack of True Crime Creators trying to highlight ethical approaches to covering true crime and trustworthy analysis of the latest news.
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By Jayson Blair
A little while ago Exhibit Asterisk published Mapping the True Crime Landscape: A Guide for the Confused, and I found it useful in thinking about the genre. She sorted 29 niches across four quadrants, placed each one by whe...
Birchmore before Read. Garner before Brown. Sanders before Clancy. BS King shows how attention did not skip the better case — it skipped the ones already there.
Editor’s Note: Over on the Exhibit Asterisk Substack there is an interesting S...
What their statements really reveal about their motives — and why neither man mentions his victims
By Jack Fox
A review of Christopher Whitcomb's Broken Pleas — and the statistical sleight of hand that keeps the Kohberger case 'unsolved
True‑crime influencers are flooding a mental‑health case with baseless theories, obscuring the real legal question before the court.
Editor’s Note
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In recent years, podcasts, YouTube channels and bloggers have overtaken traditional news media and is shaping perceptions criminal justice system. We write about that here.
Jack Fox analyses the truth hidden in the words people use. His work focuses on language patterns in relationships, everyday communication, and public statements.
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