True Crime refers to a genre of media—often found in books, podcasts, television shows, and films—that focuses on real criminal events, particularly those involving serious offenses such as murder, robbery, or fraud. The narratives typically explore the details of actual crimes, the motivations of the criminals, the psychology behind their actions, and the effects on victims and society. True Crime often includes interviews, factual accounts, and analysis based on police records, court documents, and other investigative resources. The genre aims to engage audiences through dramatizing real-life events, emphasizing the complexity of human behavior and societal issues related to crime. It appeals to curiosity about the darker aspects of human nature and the legal system, often blurring the lines between entertainment and serious exploration of crime and justice.
Brent Sikkema, a renowned New York art dealer, was found murdered in Rio de Janeiro, shocking the art world. His estranged husband, Daniel Sikkema, is accused of orchestrating his murder,…