Is the Media Altering Our Perception of Crime? | Spiraling
December 26, 2021
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as posted by the channelPretty much anywhere you look these days, there's going to be some sort of story about crime. Whether it's about the climbing murder rate on the news, a cop show on TV, or a true crime podcast, humans are intrigued by these gruesome stories.
VICE Producer Zeke Spector spirals down the rabbit hole to investigate his own fascination with crime while exploring what communities and the media industry can do to reduce the crime rate.
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