The line between true crime fascination and investigation

True crime content has become a mainstay of popular culture, but the rise in fascination also comes with its risks.Last week an inquest in Queensland into a nearly 40-year-old murder case heard from a woman who confessed she tried to solve the crime herself. She acknowledged what she had done was reckless and said she'd been influenced by podcasts about the cold case.So how could this impact the justice system, and for the people who make these podcasts, what are their responsibilities?