Inside America’s True Crime Obsession

Veteran crime reporter and NewsNation correspondent Laura Ingle joins PR Pace founder Annie Scranton to go deep on America’s true crime obsession, the evolution of TV news, and what really happens inside the country’s biggest courtrooms. In this episode, Laura shares: How her true crime YouTube series “The Ingle Edit” was born from the stories TV never has time to air The haunting 1993 cold case of teacher Sherrilyn Hockley and how new DNA technology could finally solve it What she witnessed covering the Scott Peterson, Michael Jackson, David Westerfield, and Sean “Diddy” Combs cases Why so many people around celebrities stay silent — and how money, access, and lifestyle keep them complicit How journalism has shifted from straight reporting to opinion, and why she fights to stay “right down the middle” at NewsNation Her new weekend show and true crime segment “Investigation Nation” Lessons from working with Geraldo Rivera, networking in media, and why you should never burn a bridge If you’re into true crime, media, and how high‑profile cases really work behind the scenes, this conversation is for you.  Watch Laura Ingle on NewsNation: Weekend mornings on NewsNation Live  Follow Laura’s true crime work: Search “The Ingle Edit” on YouTube