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- Published: March 20, 2024 10:53
New Delhi: For its forthcoming real crime documentary series Homicide: New York, Netflix has partnered with writer Dick Wolf.
The terrifying murder documentary series will air in two parts, one in Los Angeles and one in New York. An enthralling trailer and the official debut date were previously revealed by streaming giant Netflix. The show is set to air this month.
“Law & Order” creator Dick Wolf is coming to Netflix with two docuseries: “Homicide: New York” and “Homicide: Los Angeles.”
Both shows will consist of five episodes each, with each episode documenting a different murder case in each city. https://t.co/dAa3OC3UxV
— Variety (@Variety) March 4, 2024
Plot
Part one of the Homicide documentary series, Homicide: New York, will focus on some of the most shocking murder cases from New York City. In each episode, the criminal units’ detectives and prosecutors recount the horrific murder cases using eyewitness testimony and their personal experiences. The execution-style shooting case deeply affected many of the witnesses.
As we watch the trailer, we see many talking heads discussing some of the most tragic and unsettling murder mystery cases.
The murder mystery involving Central Park and other famous New York City locations is set to be unravelled in the documentary series. Officers were understandably alarmed by the rising crime rate, and they spared no effort in their pursuit of retribution for the innocent people murdered.
When and Where to Watch?
The highly anticipated true crime series based on some of New York’s most heinous murder cases is scheduled to premiere on Netflix on March 20, 2024.
Homicide detectives and legal prosecutors will recount the investigations of terrifying murder cases in the upcoming five-episode documentary series. It will take viewers back in time to the terrible events as seen through the eyes of those who tried everything, they could to seek justice.
Law & Order creator Dick Wolf examines some of NYC’s most complex homicide cases in Homicide: New York, a chilling true-crime documentary series premiering March 20. pic.twitter.com/bFCE4b4Os0
— Netflix (@netflix) March 5, 2024
More
Homicide: New York is supported by some of the most well-known names in the crime and police procedural genres, including Dick Wolf, who is also the creator of the production business known as Wolf Entertainment.
A man was stabbed to death in Central Park in 1997, and five individuals were discovered shot in an apartment above the Carnegie Deli in 2001. Homicide: New York comprises interviews with members of the New York Police Department, survivors, acquaintances, and relatives of the deceased from each of these tragedies.
Homicide: New York seems like it may be an interesting watch, with plenty of nasty crime situations and strange murder scenarios to make you feel guilty and sad.
