True Crime refers to a genre of non-fiction that explores real criminal cases, detailing the events surrounding actual crimes, including investigations, trials, and the various legal and societal implications. This genre often focuses on notorious cases involving murder, fraud, or other serious criminal activities, presenting factual information through various formats such as books, documentaries, podcasts, and television shows. True Crime aims to provide insight into the psychology of criminals, the impact of crime on victims and communities, and the complexities of the criminal justice system. It can evoke strong emotional responses from audiences and often prompts discussions about morality, justice, and societal issues related to crime.
Hiroki Miyata's wrongful conviction highlights issues in Japan's judicial system, emphasizing the quest for truth and justice. The Kumamoto District Court acknowledged investigative errors in the 1985 Matsubase case, offering…