TRUE CRIME STORY911 Media Group

The True Crime Story Blog (ongoing) publishes short-and long-form articles along with exclusive articles, and breaking news updates at www.TrueCrimeStoryBlog.com. Covering cases from start to finish, the blog features comprehensive A–Z crime stories, missing-person reports, and profiles of wanted individuals identified by law enforcement. Every post is sourced from verified and reputable news outlets to ensure accuracy and credibility.

The Original Sin Podcast

Season Two | In Production

The Original Sin Podcast is True Crime Story911 Media Group’s flagship audio/video series, delivering in-depth true crime storytelling focused on accountability, unanswered questions, and the pursuit of justice. The podcast examines real cases through structured narratives, verified facts, and investigative context, centering the voices of victims and those seeking truth. Hosted by Peter Alexander Hearns (pseudonym: Kai-alexander Morgan) and dedicated to the relentless pursuit of truth in cases involving the missing and murdered.

Each episode features conversations with family members, friends, coworkers, acquaintances, and law-enforcement officials to bring clarity, context, and humanity to every case.

As part of the company’s 2026 content slate, Season Two is currently in pre-production with thirty episodes planned. Filming begins in February 2026, marking a continued expansion of the podcast’s investigative scope and production scale as True Crime Story911 Media Group advances its original programming and multi-platform storytelling efforts.

2026 Objectives & Editorial Expansion

True Crime Story911 Mini Magazine

Digital | Exclusive to Patreon

Launching as part of True Crime Story911 Media Group’s 2026 editorial expansion, the True Crime Story911 Mini Magazine is a digital, case-focused publication released monthly and streamed exclusively on Patreon. Each issue delivers a concise yet in-depth examination of three true crime cases, featuring key facts, timelines, and investigative context. The Mini Magazine includes one complete beginning-to-end (A–Z) true crime case, one missing person case, and one wanted individual profile, offering structured coverage across multiple facets of the true crime landscape.

• Original true-crime story articles will accompany True Crime Story911 Mini Magazine, turned into a video format. These videos will be about entire beginning-to-end true crimes, missing people, and wanted individuals. 

Bonded: The True Crime Newsletter

In 2026, True Crime Story911 Media Group will expand its editorial footprint with the launch of Bonded: The True Crime Newsletter—a premium, case-focused publication built on the company’s commitment to ethical, investigative true crime storytelling.

Bonded: The True Crime Newsletter delivers a comprehensive breakdown of real true crime cases. Each edition analyzes a single case in full—examining timelines, key figures, evidence, and investigative developments—while providing informed commentary that presents the complete scope of each case beyond the headlines.

Family Annihilator: The Chris Watts Story

Limited Series Podcast | 12 Episodes

A 12-episode limited podcast from True Crime Story911 Media Groupexamining the Chris Watts murders of his wife and children. The series presents a factual, chronological account of the case, focusing on the investigation, key evidence, and the events that led to one of the most disturbing family annihilation cases in modern history.

True Crime Story Magazine

True Crime Story Magazine (premiering in 2026) is a 25–35 page bi-monthly publication available in print, eBook, and online subscription formats, through major retailers such as Amazon and Barnes & Noble. Each issue features comprehensive, start-to-finish case coverage—including in-depth stories from A to Z, missing-persons investigations, and law-enforcement-identified wanted individuals—delivering a fully immersive and informative true-crime experience.

Have You Seen Me (launching in 2026) is a dedicated missing-persons blog and video platform spotlighting new and ongoing disappearances, updated weekly. This project uniquely features first-person narrative accounts from the last known individuals to see the missing person—including family members, friends, and acquaintances—while placing special focus on sharing the stories of missing people of color, whose cases often receive less coverage.

Our plan includes partnering with local law enforcement and advocacy groups to collaborate with domestic violence organizations, educational programs, and community-based nonprofits to raise awareness about missing people, cold cases, and public safety issues. We aim to host community events, provide free case coverage for local families, and amplify urgent alerts across our media platforms. Our goal is to empower residents, support families seeking answers, and help build a safer, more informed community.