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Order Members get the first look, as always.

Everything airing next week, new premieres and returning episodes, is logged and organized by day so you can plan your watchlist before the wider world catches on. No scrambling. No surprise drops slipping past you.

March is already being tracked behind the scenes, but for now, this week’s board is clean and ready.

🔎 Link to this week's full schedule.

If you spot a shift or a late addition, flag it in the comments section below. The Order keeps the record straight.

You’re seeing it a full day before the rest of the world; every confirmed new true crime show and documentary for February 16–22, gathered in one place with air times, premieres, and where to watch. View it here.

As always, the record will shift if new information surfaces. If you see any errors or omissions give me a comment below.

What’s at the top of your watchlist this week?

Next week’s Weekly Drop is ready.

The full schedule of new true crime releases for February 9–15 is now posted, including airtimes, platforms, and streaming details in one place.

🔎 Read the Weekly Drop here.

If anything changes or something gets missed, drop a comment and it’ll be updated.

How is everyone feeling about the digital anonymization of interviewees in the new Netflix Lucy Letby documentary?

I find it strangely unsettling. I like the normal method of simply shadowing a face. The digitally altered “Baby Zoe’s mom” looks more like a video game character than a real person, and it pulls me out of the story.

I completely forgot to post this! The full breakdown is here: https://www.thecrimescenesociety.com/post/new-true-crime-shows-documentaries-february-2-8-2026

The Emerald Order is seeing this first.

The full rundown of new true crime shows and documentaries coming in February is now published, and Order members get the early notification before it goes out publicly on February 1. Everything confirmed, everything in one place.

If you like knowing what’s coming before the noise starts, this one’s for you.

The rest of the world will catch up soon enough.

Read the full February Surveillance Report here, and get your bearings before the rest of the world catches up.

The Weekly Drop for Jan 26–Feb 1 is live. This is the full rundown of what’s airing this week, with dates, times, and platforms laid out so nothing slips by unnoticed.

The graphic gives you the overview. The post gives you the details, including premieres, returning episodes, and where each one lands.

If you’re deciding what deserves your attention this week, read the full Weekly Drop here.

As always, if something turns up late or looks off, flag it. The list stays open until the week closes.

-E

The Weekly Drop for January 19–25 is live, laying out every confirmed new true crime show and documentary airing this week. No hype, no guessing, no algorithm-friendly chaos. Just dates, platforms, and what’s actually new, so your watchlist doesn’t turn into a cold case of its own.

This early access is part of the deal. The Emerald Order sees the schedule first, before it circulates elsewhere. If you’re reading this and you’re not officially in the Order yet, consider this your nudge to join. The doors are open, but they don’t stay that way forever.

Read the full Weekly Drop here.

If anything slipped past the net or a late release surfaces, flag it in the comments. The investigation is always ongoing.

Case files updated.

Four new Case Notes just crossed my desk. Murder in Monaco, The Cult Behind the Killer, Evil Influencer, and My Nightmare Stalker, reviewed without the hype and without wasting your time. Read the full Case Notes here: https://www.thecrimescenesociety.com/post/true-crime-documentary-case-notes-jan-8-2026

What do you say, Order? Watch it, skip it, or let it run in the background? Drop your take below.

If this post has found you, know that inside the Order we don’t just watch. We compare notes, argue the verdicts, and quietly clock the patterns others miss.

This isn’t a follow situation. It’s a join us situation. The door doesn’t stay open forever.