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    True Crime Author Notes Growing Word of Mouth▼Word is definitely getting around! https:// mitziszereto.com # books # truecrime # booktok # truecrimebooks # authorsMmastodonCultureBooks733 min ago

    Author Mitzi Szereto says word is 'definitely getting around' about her work, pointing readers to her website. The post comes tagged with book and true crime communities, including the booktok reading scene, where true crime titles remain a consistently popular genre. The author has written multiple true crime and fiction books.

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    The Cornell 7 and Their Unsettling Defender▼# truecrime # feminism The Cornell 7 Have an Unsettling Defender https:// medium.com/fourth-wave/the-cor nell-7-have-an-MmastodonWorldCrime133 min ago

    A new essay argues that the Cornell 7 — a group at the center of a controversial true crime case — have found a defender whose support many find disturbing. The piece, published on Medium's Fourth Wave publication, examines the case through a feminist lens and questions why this figure has chosen to stand behind them. True crime communities and feminist commentators are weighing in on the troubling alliance.

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    Man jokes about stabbing a spaghetti squash●Eventuell habe ich gerade mehrfach auf einen Spaghettikürbis eingestochen. # TrueCrimeMmastodonWorldCrime1614 h ago

    A German-language post is making the rounds in which someone admits, half-jokingly, that they may have stabbed a spaghetti squash multiple times, tagging it with the hashtag TrueCrime. The darkly humorous combination of domestic kitchen frustration and true-crime framing is what drew amused reactions and small engagement from readers.

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    True Crime Series Continues with New Scissor Sisters instalment▼The Scissor Sisters Series 7 Part 3/5: Tea in the Kitchen https:// insidetruecrimestories.substac k.com/p/the-scissor-siMmastodonWorldCrime16 h ago

    A newsletter covering historical true crime has published part three of a five-part series on the Scissor Sisters case, titled 'Tea in the Kitchen'. The instalment is part of the series' seventh season and is being shared among true crime readers and writers online, who follow the case and its historical background through the ongoing series.