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
The Lineup
CrimeReads
True Crime Diva
Longform: Crime
Innocence Project
Ann Marie Ackermann
Pat McGaha
True Crime Truant
True Crime Diary

Content: Featuring guests posts from authors, historical cases, intriguing listicles (like the recent 7 Daughter Who Disappeared With Their Mothers ), true crime book reviews and more, True Crime Diva is a must visit for true crime readers. Longform: Crime
longform on Twitter
Sponsored by the writing program at the University of Pittsburgh, Longform rounds up new and classic nonfiction articles from all over the web. In their section dedicated to crime, readers can find a chilling story of murder in Iceland, a titillating tale of corruption in an American police squad, a heartbreaking narrative of gangs, betrayal, and deportation, and so much more,
Innocence Project
innocence on Twitter
Founded in 1992, the Innocence Project seeks to help exonerate those wrongfully convicted with the help of DNA testing and criminal justice reform. They also run a detailed blog about the hundreds of wrongful convictions in the United States anyone can read about. Some cases you may know include Steven Avery of the Netflix documentary series Making a Murderer and Adnan Syed of Serial, but there are so many others you will be stunned to read about. Ann Marie Ackermann
ann_m_ackermann on Twitter
Author and former American prosecutor not only writes true crime books, but she also runs a fascinating historical true crime blog on her author website. Stop by every month to catch interviews with other true crime authors, learn more about infamous murders throughout the ages, and brush up on your knowledge of the the history of the forensic autopsy. Pat McGaha
crime_traveller on Twitter
On his personal true crime blog, career homicide detective Pat McGaha shares stories about the cases he worked on during his over two decade long career in Shreveport, Louisiana. If you're looking for true stories from people who were there first hand, this is the website for you.