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True crime is a genre that people seemingly cannot get enough of. Between

documentaries, mini series, podcast, scripted retellings of stories, there's so much

crime content out there right now with it especially blowing up during COVID

lockdown. While audiences, and I'll even include myself here,

eat these stories up.

On the other end of them are families that lived

these gruesome realities and seeing that play out for the world

is not always easy.

And for some, the idea of reliving

their most traumatic days is too much to bear.

Others can't stomach the idea of their stories being told inaccurately in favor of dramatic flare.

Or that oftentimes it's usually the murderer who gets a spotlight, not the victim.

And then for many, it's all of the above.

Which is actually why we spoke to Mariah Day,

whose family story was told in a mini series called The Thing About Pam on NBC,

produced by and starring René Zell Weggar.

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