Thriller & Crime Digest · May 30 Daily Digest
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True crime is shifting toward instant, tech-driven formats that blend journalism with entertainment.
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A wave of new thrillers and mysteries arrives just in time for summer escapes.
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In 1985, army veteran Rodney Fancher vanished after being lured from a Nashville, Michigan bar, leading to a gruesome discovery and a web of small-town secrets involving a phantom suspect. A chilling true crime case of betrayal.
Fans of Believe Me have nine more British true-crime thrillers waiting on ITVX, iPlayer and Netflix.
The Many Lives of Benjaman Kyle premieres on Investigation Discovery, spotlighting a twisted true-crime case of amnesia. Stream it live via Philo ($25/month after trial), DIRECTV, or Sling.
Retired investigator Charles Brewer argues the Nancy Guthrie disappearance may have been misread from the start. With no suspect or DNA after 100+ days, the real target could be someone in her everyday circle rather than Savannah's fame.
Tom Ryan's murder mystery The Treasure Hunters Club has been optioned for TV adaptation.
Sam Neill headlines a 3-part mystery thriller hailed as the tightest screen version of an Agatha Christie story yet.
Samara Weaving and Kyle Gallner star in a new crime romance that looks like a true throwback.
Amanda West trades her psychological thriller brand for speculative suspense in The Memory Foundation, embracing the challenge of asking big "what if" questions about memory recreation and moral dilemmas in a tech future.