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If we're going to consume true crime content, it needs to come from the victims, not profiteers

The article from Deseret.com, published on February 8, 2025, discusses the ethical considerations surrounding the consumption of true crime content. It argues that while there is a significant audience for true crime stories, the focus should shift from sensationalism and profit-making to giving a voice to the victims and their families. The piece critiques the current trend where true crime often glorifies the perpetrators or turns their stories into entertainment, neglecting the trauma experienced by those directly affected. It suggests that true crime content should prioritize narratives from victims, providing a platform for healing, awareness, and advocacy rather than merely serving as a source of entertainment or profit for others. The article calls for a more responsible approach to how these stories are told, emphasizing respect, sensitivity, and the potential for positive societal change.

Read the Full deseret Article at:
[ https://www.deseret.com/entertainment/2025/02/08/if-were-going-to-consume-true-crime-content-it-needs-to-come-from-the-victims-not-profiteers/ ]