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Planet Recommends · True Crime

Cold Cases, Warm Reporting

True crime that treats the people in it as people. Our editors' antidote to the genre's worst habits.

By Marisa Okonjo · 3 Aug 2026

True crime has a reputation problem, and it earned most of it. The shows on this list are the counter-argument: reported over years, careful with the families, honest about what they don't know.

If you have avoided the genre because it felt ghoulish, this is the door in. If you already live here, these are the ones to hold the rest up against.

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    Criminal

    The quietest show in the genre and, twelve years on, still the most humane.

    Latest · How a Volcanic Eruption Led to a Criminal Trial · 28 min

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    Casefile True Crime

    Archival rigour and an anonymous narrator who never once reaches for melodrama.

    Latest · Casefile Extra: Maria Cruz · 58 min

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    The Deck

    One card, one unsolved case. A brilliantly simple structure that puts victims first.

    Latest · Daniel Traina (8 of Diamonds, Florida) · 39 min

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    Park Predators

    Wilderness cases told with real geography — you can feel the trailhead.

    Latest · The Party · 28 min

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    Dateline NBC

    The old master. Decades of tape and a narrator who knows exactly when to stop talking.

    Latest · Talking Dateline: Suspicion in Silver City · 30 min