r/crimedocumentaries • • 22h ago

Best True Crime Shows

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r/crimedocumentaries • • 17h ago

What is the scariest true crime cases? And why? Curious?

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r/crimedocumentaries • • 7h ago

Forensic evidence is so overlooked in some criminal cases and it drives me insane

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I get so mad when juries and judges completely ignore forensic evidence like it’s nothing. So many cases could’ve been solved if they’d taken it more seriously. Bro sometimes it feels like the body itself is literally giving them clues so how is that not enough??
I was thinking about Chester Bennington for a while especially how the investigation was handled and how the forensic evidence was interpreted. The lividity patterns on his back were discussed as a point of contention, since lividity can help indicate the position a person was in after death. I just don’t understand how people can look at forensic evidence and still have so many unanswered questions.
And the whole situation is even sadder when you consider the documentary he was reportedly working on about child exploitation and the theories people have connected to John Podesta. Obviously, theories aren’t proof, but the whole thing is still disturbing to think about. It’s just sad


r/crimedocumentaries • • 7h ago

Need help remembering case/documentary

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I watched a true crime documentary (I strongly thought Netflix but it may have been another streaming service). I remember I lived in my current house when I watched it so that was since 2015 and the case was fairly recent then.
Here are the details I remember: it happened somewhere in Asia, I believe a desert-looking area like Iran or Pakistan but I’m not for sure of actually where. there was a girl killed in a school bathroom brutally and they really went through a ton of suspects. Somehow they got to the point where I believe the actual killers boyfriend (could have been best friend or roommate) made a statement explaining that his girlfriend/friend had admitted in detail to committing the crime. She thought she was a werewolf or vampire or something supernatural like that and it was a factor in why she committed the crime.
I can not for the life of me remember this crime or name of documentary and I’ve frequently thought of it ever since because it was a very interesting case and I wanted to follow up with it. I tried asking AI and it suggested the Batar Umaar case but it said that happened in 2025 and I know I saw it longer ago than last year for certain, I would say likely even before 2020 but I’m not positive on that.
I also remember a specific clip where they showed the neighborhood where the victim lived and it was like an aerial shot and it looked like a gated community with desert for lawns and desert all around outside the gates.
I’d love any suggestions!!


r/crimedocumentaries • • 23m ago

Thrillingi kf r g asCases - True Crime m j

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r/crimedocumentaries • • 7h ago

The Evidence That Found Two Bodies

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r/crimedocumentaries • • 19h ago

Unknown Number : High School Catfish documentary Spoiler

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r/crimedocumentaries • • 21h ago

Holden DeShazo (formerly Gothia) from Kill Tony — The Horrifying True Crime Case Behind His Story and His Mother's 99-Year Sentence

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r/crimedocumentaries • • 23h ago

Crímen de Zorita

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Crímen Scientia: Parricidio en Zorita , un Hacha Sobre Toda su Familia https://crimenscientia.blogspot.com/2017/10/parricidio-en-zorita-un-hacha-sobre.html


r/crimedocumentaries • • 12h ago

Corrie McKeague: The Missing Exit and the Inquest Conclusion

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