If you didn't notice by now, the True Crime genre reigns supreme as a source of entertainment

worldwide.

I mean, let's be honest, there's a reason it has its own podcast category.

There's a reason we thought the concept of this show would attract listeners.

Millions of people across the world are obsessed with crime stories that happened in real life.

Our social media fees and binge-worthy TV shows all have tendrils of true crime-related

content.

The world will never get enough of it.

Because of that, it often feels like there are more crimes happening.

But in reality, just see opposite is true.

At least that's the case in America.

Since the mid-90s, while people's interest in true crime has skyrocketed, the number

of violent crimes has gone down.

According to annual data released by the Bureau of Justice Statistics in the FBI, violent

crime rates in the US have been declining steadily since the early 90s.

Robberies in particular went down 68% from 1993 to 2019.

Countries across all the continents have their own unique crime rates that have in flow

with time.

But here in North America, true tales of historic armored truck hies sort of pale in comparison

to some of the sophisticated jobs that have been pulled off overseas.

This is armored, the untold stories of murder, man, and million dollar heists.

In today's episode, we're going all the way to the bustling streets of Tokyo, and

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