True crime refers to a literary and media genre that focuses on real criminal events and the individuals involved in them, including criminals, victims, and law enforcement. It encompasses a wide range of content, including books, documentaries, podcasts, and television shows, all of which examine actual crimes, often offering detailed accounts of the events leading up to, during, and following the criminal acts. True crime narratives typically delve into the legal and psychological aspects of crime, exploring the motivations and backgrounds of offenders, as well as the impact of crimes on victims and their families. The genre seeks to engage audiences by providing an in-depth look at the darker aspects of human behavior, often invoking both fascination and horror. True crime has become increasingly popular due to its ability to captivate viewers and readers with stories of mystery, suspense, and moral complexity, prompting reflections on justice, morality, and societal issues related to crime.
Yanis Philippis, a mainland figure tasked with dismantling illegal constructions, dies in a mysterious jetski accident in Crete, sparking an intricate murder investigation. Police Major Eleni Theodoraki, portrayed by Naomi…