Podcast Corner: True crime as entertainment misses the mark — badly — with Ana Kriegel case

True-crime podcasts often tread a fine line when presenting the details of harrowing cases. The Psychopedia show, with Joanne McNally as a guest, feels misjudged 
Podcast Corner: True crime as entertainment misses the mark — badly — with Ana Kriegel case

Tank Sinatra and Brooke Slater of Psychopedia.

True crime is among the biggest forms of entertainment, enjoying a surge of interest over the past decade. 

That’s true of the likes of Netflix (Making a Murderer, Monster) and it’s true of podcasts too (My Favorite Murder, Crime Junkie, and closer to home Mens Rea and the limited series West Cork and The Witness).

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