The Ballad of Billy Balls" would be epic! 

 "In the fall of 1977, Rebecca meets Billy; Model meets musician; Juliet meets Romeo, and their worlds intertwine. He shows her the mean streets of New York, how to survive, and how to make it in showbiz. They’re gonna be stars. Then one day, she comes home to their storefront in the East Village to find that Bill has been shot. Billy survives, for ten days, until suddenly, he dies. What happened! Who shot him?"

The 'Sweet Bobby' podcast has put every episode of 'Catfish' to shame and needs its own documentary treatment. 

The insurrection on January 6 needs to be given a dramatic retelling and I feel like just like with tiger king and tinder swindler they need to revisit some of the people that were there and got away with it and lock them up.

Would definitely love a series based on Cold, the Josh Powell podcast. 

Also, Delphi Murders! There have been several podcasts but I’m surprised there hasn’t been an investigative documentary, particularly given the very visual nature of it all. 

I also want to see a special on Ellen Greenberg, a teacher who was stabbed 20 times — including in the back of her head — and had her death ruled... a suicide. 

https://www.nbcnews.com/dateline/cold-case-spotlight/parents-ellen-greenberg-believe-new-evidence-submitted-philadelphia-attorney-general-n1286606

I feel like it's been forever since Netflix offered new true crime content (it was, like, Tiger King, and then... nothing for the whole pandemic), but it seems like it's revving up again. 

Of course, there was the Tinder Swindler, but, also, has anyone seen the new John Wayne Gacy three-parter? I LOVE the Confessions series they do (the first one was Ted Bundy), and would love to see them do more. I'm also shocked there hasn't been a true crime series around a) the Murtaugh murders, and b) Josh Powell. 

What true crime stories do you think need the Netflix treatment already?

What true crime doc needs to be made next?

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