Respect victims and families
Do not mock victims, relatives, witnesses, survivors, or people directly affected by a case.
Community Rules
Source-aware discussion, not chaos.
True crime communities can get messy fast. These rules keep the member layer useful, respectful, and safe enough to grow.
Back to communityNo doxxing or private information
Do not post addresses, phone numbers, private accounts, employer details, or personal information about private people.
Separate facts from speculation
Theory and debate are allowed only when clearly framed as speculation and grounded in public source material.
No harassment
Do not target creators, guests, commenters, victims, suspects, families, moderators, or other members.
Use sources when making claims
Strong claims should point to public records, creator videos, articles, books, court documents, or reputable reporting.
No gore bait or shock content
Avoid graphic imagery, voyeuristic descriptions, exploitative jokes, or content designed mainly to provoke.
Creators can be discussed critically
Critique coverage, sourcing, methods, sponsorships, interview style, or errors without personal attacks.
Moderation wins
Moderators may remove posts, close threads, or limit topics when discussion gets unsafe, repetitive, or legally risky.