If you happen to find yourself binge-watching YouTube videos, you’ve probably come across the occasional content creator, sitting down and reacting to a true crime story. And while this form of content consumption is quickly transforming into a profitable venture, critics say it frequently comes at the expense of the families that were victimized by these horrific real-life tales. Kristy Cameron speaks to Bobbi Miller, an entertainment expert who has been debating these ethical concerns for years.

<p>If you happen to find yourself binge-watching YouTube videos, you’ve probably come across the occasional content creator, sitting down and reacting to a true crime story. And while this form of content consumption is quickly transforming into a profitable venture, critics say it frequently comes at the expense of the families that were victimized by these horrific real-life tales. Kristy Cameron speaks to Bobbi Miller, an entertainment expert who has been debating these ethical concerns for years.</p>

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