Title: 10 Websites About True Crime For People Who Are Out Of New Books, Podcasts, And Documentaries
Headings: 10 Websites About True Crime For People Who Have Read Every Book & Listened To Every Podcast
10 Websites About True Crime For People Who Have Read Every Book & Listened To Every Podcast
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Content: 10 Websites About True Crime For People Who Are Out Of New Books, Podcasts, And Documentaries
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10 Websites About True Crime For People Who Have Read Every Book & Listened To Every Podcast
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By Sadie Trombetta
April 19, 2018
In recent years, there has been a rise in true crime content across platforms, but even the explosion of new TV shows, books, and podcasts can't seem to keep up with many people's insatiable interest in the macabre. If you, like so many other murder-obsessed, have run out of episodes of Dear John, read through your crime TBR pile, and binge-watched ever Netflix docu-series about serial killers, you can still turn to these websites all true crime readers should bookmark. More like this
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If you love all things true crime, you better bookmark The Lineup, the best place on the internet to find "The Web's Creepiest Tales." Featuring in-depth stories about serial killers and investigative reporting unsolved murders, reviews of true crime books and roundups of serial killer movies, and list after list of the morbid and bizarre, this website is a one stop shop.