Are Investigation Discovery stories true?
By Bon Sharaon
@boneysharaon (177)
July 11, 2016 12:36pm CST
The Investigation Discovery channel has become a great channel which makes us aware of the bad people around us. But sometimes the stories seem too dramatic to be true. They seem to be wonderful writing of some crime novelist. Are the stories shown on the channel like Evil Kin, Web of Lies, and Crying Wolfe true?
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@chrisandmark (606)
• United Kingdom
11 Jul 16
I think most of them are true but I've never understood why the channels embellish and glamorise the stories so much that they seem untrue!
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@Mike197602 (15505)
• United Kingdom
11 Jul 16
Most of them are as I'm a MASSIVE real crime fan so generally I look up all the crimes on the net...they're always in some regional newspaper so you can check the facts.
Shows on the main channel such as Moonshiners are mostly all fake and should never be called documentaries.
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@boneysharaon (177)
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12 Jul 16
Since you are from the UK, do you read Real Crime magazine from Imagine Publishing? Because its available in the UK and they make the best magazines.
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@Mike197602 (15505)
• United Kingdom
12 Jul 16
@boneysharaon No I don't read any magazines like that.
I read true crime books and have quite a few.
If I see that magazine I'll give it a try
