A True-Crime Series Is a Story, Not the Case File
True-crime television can be compelling without being complete. Use a four-part evidence ledger to separate verified facts, interpretation, uncertainty and missing voices.
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True-crime television can be compelling without being complete. Use a four-part evidence ledger to separate verified facts, interpretation, uncertainty and missing voices.
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