True Crime refers to a genre of media that focuses on real criminal cases, including details about the crimes, investigations, and their aftermath. This genre encompasses various forms of storytelling, including books, documentaries, podcasts, and television series, which explore the realities of criminal events and the lives of those involved, such as victims, perpetrators, and law enforcement. True Crime narratives often delve into the psychological aspects of crime, the moral implications, and the societal impacts, providing audiences with insights into the criminal mind and the justice system. The genre appeals to those fascinated by human behavior, ethics, and the complexities of crime and punishment in society.
The “Poisoned Curry Incident” occurred in July 1998 in Wakayama City, resulting in four fatalities and 63 poisonings due to arsenic. Masumi Hayashi was convicted for her involvement and sentenced…