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Sarah Koenig poses with her award for top true crime podcast "Serial" at the 74th Annual Peabody Awards Ceremony. Like true crime books, the best true crime podcasts plunge you into a world of murder, ...

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True crime documentaries have a unique way of grabbing our attention and leaving us with more questions than answers. There's something about dissecting real-life mysteries and exploring the human ...

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Dr. Oz investigates the unsolved murder of Jody LeCornu. Her twin sister, Jenny Carrieri, seeks justice, sharing her story ...

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