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True crime fans were in for a real treat in 2023, as a slew of riveting new television programmes were debuting that year, delving into some of the most fascinating and unsettling criminal cases in the annals of humankind.
These broadcasts provided insight into the minds of both the criminals and the people who relentlessly tried to bring them to justice. From the rise and fall of notorious con artists to the unsolved mysteries of missing persons, these shows covered a wide range of topics.
These seven brand-new true crime TV episodes have mesmerised audiences and kept them on the edge of their seats thanks to riveting storytelling, insightful analysis, and unique interviews with those involved in the case.
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01. Madoff: The Monster of Wall Street :
A miniseries titled “Madoff: The Monster of Wall Street” had its first episode released on Netflix on January 4, 2023. The life of Bernie Madoff, a former banker and investment advisor who was responsible for orchestrating the greatest Ponzi scam in the history of the world, is explored in depth throughout the series.
The fraudulent scam, which was active for decades, resulted in the loss of approximately $64 billion in capital on the part of thousands of participants. The show provides a glimpse inside the inner workings of Madoff’s climb to power, his deceptive strategies, and how he was able to get away with the fraud for such a long time before getting detected.
Exploring the tragic ramifications of Madoff’s activities and the toll they took on his victims will be one of the primary focuses of the series, which promises to be an engaging and enlightening account of one of the most notorious white-collar criminals in recent history.
02. Web of Death:
“Web of Death” is a docuseries set to premiere on January 19, 2023, on Hulu. The show is a testament to the power of amateur sleuthing, proving that ordinary people can help solve crimes.
The series explores the fascinating story of how a group of everyday citizens helped solve the case of a missing lottery winner named Abraham Shakespeare.
Shakespeare had won millions of dollars in the Florida lottery but had disappeared in 2009, and authorities were unable to solve the case for years. The show details how a small group of individuals used their own investigative skills and resources to uncover crucial evidence that ultimately led to the solving of the case.
“Web of Death” promises to be a thrilling and inspiring exploration of the power of community and the impact that everyday people can have on bringing criminals to justice.
03. Killing County:
The documentary series “Killing County,” which Kaepernick executive produced, will debut on Hulu on February 3, 2023. The series, narrated by André Holland, follows the Ramirez family as they cope with the aftermath of a tragic hotel shooting in Bakersfield, California.
In the wake of the shooting, the family begins to doubt everything they assumed to be true about their hometown, and they find evidence of corruption and cover-ups among those in authority. This series looks like it will do a great job of delving into the causes and consequences of violence in a compelling way.
The events in “Killing County” prompt thought-provoking discussions on responsibility, fairness, and faith in authority figures who are tasked with keeping us safe. True-crime fans and anyone curious about the political and social concerns surrounding crime and punishment in the United States should not miss this series, which boasts a stellar cast of producers, narrators, and filmmakers.
04. Waco: The Aftermath:
On Sunday, April 14, 2023, the premiere of the first episode of the limited series The Aftermath will take place on Showtime. Five episodes investigate what happened to the Branch Davidians after the siege that lasted for 51 days and ended in a violent struggle that resulted in the deaths of four federal agents and 82 members of the sect.
A subscription to Paramount+ is required in order to view the programme there as well. Although a Showtime miniseries was broadcast in 2018 describing the siege, the focus of Waco: The Aftermath is on what happened to the survivors of the religious organisation and how the event radicalised Oklahoma City bomber Timothy McVeigh.
By taking a comprehensive look at the events that transpired after the siege of Waco, this limited series makes an effort to shed fresh light on one of the most shocking occurrences in the annals of American history.
05. Menendez and Menudo: Boys Betrayed:
Peacock will premiere the pilot episode of the limited series Boys Betrayed on May 2, 2023. The documentary delves deeply into the controversial case of Lyle and Erik Menendez, who were convicted of killing their parents in 1996.
It was said that the boys’ parents had been murdered because their father had sexually assaulted them while they were young.
Decades after the trial concluded, a former member of the popular boy band Menudo Roy Rosselló came forwards with sexual assault allegations against Jose Menendez, the father of Lyle and Erik.
The limited series looks into whether or not Rosselló’s claims are connected to the abuse claims made by the Menendez brothers. Viewers should hopefully expect to learn something new and have a deeper understanding of the events surrounding this high-profile case after seeing this show.
06. Love and death:
The launch of Love & Death, a new limited series on HBO Max, will take place on April 27, 2023. The series is based on the true story of the 1980 axe murder of Betty Gore. Playing the role of Candy Montgomery, a Texas housewife who stands accused of a terrible murder, is Elizabeth Olsen.
Candy, which debuted on Hulu in 2022 and starred Jessica Biel, marked the second time this story has been adapted for the small screen.
Love & Death, on the other hand, provides a new spin on the riveting real-life crime story and seems to be a must-see for anybody interested in the subgenre.
07. Missing: Dead or Alive:
The documentary series Missing: Dead or Alive will make its debut on Netflix today, May 10, 2023. The date of the launch is May 10, 2023. In each of the four episodes, we observe as local law enforcement in South Carolina conducts a frantic hunt for individuals who have gone missing or are thought to have died.
Through interviews with family members, witnesses, and law enforcement authorities, the documentary Missing: Dead or Alive provides an up-close and personal look at the realities of situations involving missing persons as well as the tenacious efforts of those who are working to solve them.
CONCLUSION:
In conclusion, 2023 seems to be an exciting year for true crime enthusiasts, with a number of new television shows set to premiere. There’s something here for everyone, whether their thing is diving into the minds of legendary criminals or cracking cold cases.
Featuring compelling plots, well-written tales, and actors who do justice to the material they’re given, these shows will have viewers on the edge of their seats. Get comfortable with a year’s worth of riveting, jaw-dropping true crime entertainment; we’ve got you covered.
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