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This Week's New True Crime Drops

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The weekly drop list is finally live, Order Members. I know it’s late and I appreciate your patience, but you’re getting it tonight while the rest of the country won’t see it until tomorrow. Your early access is officially secured. Dive in and let me know what you’re planning to watch first.


Here's the blog link: https://www.thecrimescenesociety.com/post/new-true-crime-releases-2025-nov-17-23


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Weekly Drops 11/10-11/16

Promotional graphic for The Crime Scene Society blog. The image features a dark, foggy street with a silhouette of a person in a trench coat under a streetlight. The logo at the top shows a magnifying glass with red blood splatter and the words ā€œThe Crime Scene Society.ā€ Text reads: ā€œThis Week’s True Crime Drops, November 10–16, 2025.ā€ Below, new episode listings appear by day — Tuesday: Who Hired the Hitman?, Mother, May I Murder?, American Monster. Wednesday: EloĆ” the Hostage: Live on TVAir, The Murder Tapes, Body Cam, Murdaugh: Death in the Family, 50 Seconds: The Fernando BĆ”ez Sosa Case, Angela Diniz: Murdered and Convicted, My Nightmare Stalker: The Eva LaRue Story, BelĆ©n. Friday: Killer Grannies, Killer Relationship with Faith Jenkins (S4), Snapped: Behind Bars (S3), Dateline NBC, 20/20. Saturday: 48 Hours and Cold Justice.

The latest Weekly DropĀ file just hit the system and you’re the first to see it. This Week’s True Crime Drops: November 10–16, 2025Ā is live now, packed with every new true crime episode, from DatelineĀ and 20/20Ā to streaming premieres you won’t find listed anywhere else yet.


Your early access means you can browse, comment, and mark your watchlist before the rest of the Society gets the link tomorrow.


šŸ’¾ Read it now here

Stay sharp, Order Members. The rest of the world is still catching up.

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This Week’s True Crime Drop: New True Crime Documentaries (Nov 3–9, 2025)

November 3-9, 2025. The lineup is: Friday Killer Grannies Tuesday Who Hired the Hitman? Death by Lightning Killer Relationship with Faith Jenkins (S4) Snapped: Behind Bars (S3)

Order Members, your weekly intel is ready.

This Week’s True Crime Drop (Nov 3–9, 2025) includes Who Hired the Hitman?, Death by Lightning and more.


Check out The Surveillance Report for information on platforms, trailers, and every new true crime release this month.


Which one are you queuing up first?

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DannyScramble
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04. Nov.
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Killer Grannies. With a name like that, I can't skip it

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The November Surveillance Report


šŸ—ļø Classified Briefing: The November Surveillance Report is Live

Attention, Order Members: your early access file has arrived.

The November Surveillance ReportĀ is now available exclusively to The Emerald Order before it goes public tomorrow.


This month’s lineup includes a steady stream of new true crime documentary releases for November 2025, from fresh Netflix dramatizations to returning Investigation Discovery staples. It’s a quieter month but packed with fascinating stories, real investigations, and international premieres worth noting.

Browse the full dossier, take notes, and cast your vote for which case you’ll be watching first.


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This Week’s True Crime Drop (Oct 27 – 31, 2025)

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The newest true crime documentaries and shows for the week are here. This week’s lineup covers releases through October 31. November titles will appear once the next Surveillance Report is finalized.


Full details and trailers are available in the October Surveillance Report for anyone keeping their watchlist up to date.


Which release has your attention this week, Order Members?

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This Week’s True Crime Drop: October 20–26, 2025

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It’s time for This Week’s True Crime Drop, your weekly look at all the new true crime documentaries hitting the screen. This lineup covers October 20–26, 2025, and there’s a lot to dig into.


I’ve been on a bit of a hiatus lately thanks to some personal chaos, but I’m finally getting back into the swing of things and plan to start posting more again soon.


The one that caught my eye this week is The Boston Strangler: Unheard ConfessionĀ on Oxygen. It dives into old recordings that might change how we look at one of Boston’s most infamous serial cases. Definitely one I’ll be checking out.


What about you? Which new release stands out from this week’s drop?

Full lineup and trailers are listed in the Surveillance Report.


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This Week’s True Crime Drop: Oct 13–19, 2025

A noir-themed promotional graphic for The Crime Scene Society titled ā€œThis Week’s True Crime Drops: October 13–19, 2025.ā€ The background shows a shadowy street at night with a lone figure in a trench coat standing under a streetlight near a motel sign. The weekly lineup is listed in typewriter-style font:  Tuesday: Mother, May I Murder? (Season 2)  Wednesday: Murdaugh: Death in the Family  Thursday: Devil in Disguise: John Wayne Gacy  Friday: The Perfect Neighbor and Turn of the Tide: The Surreal Story of Rabo de Peixe  Text at the bottom reads: ā€œFor full release details, including streaming platforms and trailers, visit www.thecrimescenesociety.com.ā€  The logo of The Crime Scene Society with a magnifying glass and red blood spatter appears at the top.

Emerald Order,Ā your briefing’s on the board. Check the lineup and prepare your notes; it’s going to be a long week in the interrogation room.šŸ•µļø

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Anyone else watching Monster: The Ed Gein Story?



I’m on episode 6 and honestly… I don’t want to sayĀ I hate it, but I kind of do. The show is full of embellishments and straight-up falsehoods that mess with the actual case details.

They added fictional relationships (like a supposed ā€œaccompliceā€), hinted at romantic ties between Gein and his victims, and even stretched the evidence around his brother’s death; none of which are supported by real records. It’s all a little too Hollywood for what should be a fact-based story.

Anyone else watching? Curious if I’m the only one who’s side-eyeing half of this series.

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I've heard so many head-shaking things about this one that I don't even feel like giving it a chance. It's a shame because I enjoyed the other series.

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New Drop Alert: 15 True Crime Episodes for a Killer Halloween šŸŽƒ


New post is live, and this group is the first to know: 15 True Crime Episodes for a Killer Halloween, a verified watchlist with where to stream each pick. Featuring episodes from Dateline, Homicide for the Holidays, Cold Case Files, The Real Murders on Elm Street, and more.


Got one we missed that’s available to stream? Add it in the comments here or on the post and I’ll verify and update the list.


Read it here:Ā https://www.thecrimescenesociety.com/post/15-true-crime-episodes-for-a-killer-halloween


Which episode are you queuing up tonight? šŸŽƒ

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