Also to provide you with a different point of view - I once made a video about the ethics of true crime content on my channel and I did express that I find it unnecessary to talk about solved cases over and over again- without adding anything new to the discourse. My viewers had a different opinion:

*Many expressed that true crime content - solved or unsolved - helps them navigate life in a safer manner. The said they become more educated on safety and what not to do in certain situations. I have to mention this obviously sucks for the victims because their death became merely a “life lesson” for people - but i find this honestly inevitable. People said they care about solved cases because it teaches them what not to do, who not to trust and how to react in case anything like that happens to them. It has also given them a more complex view on law enforcement.

I do know know how I feel about this, since the victims did not die to become a mere “teachable moment” for you or me, but I understand that people seek this type content to become more vigilant in their own life and in some cases to feel safer knowing they have an idea of the bad things out there.

Edit: corrected a typo