Media didn’t just shape true crime — it shaped justice. From Victorian tabloids to TikTok sleuths, every era of media has changed how we see victims, suspects, and the system meant to protect them. Rachel and Krystal trace the evolution of true crime storytelling across 150 years, revealing how headlines, reenactments, documentaries, podcasts, and social platforms have influenced investigations, public pressure, and even court outcomes.

This is the story of how crime became content — and what that means for the people living it.