Cracked voices on 911 calls, crime scene tape flying in the wind, whispered confessions, grainy police photos: these are the raw ingredients of real human suffering, repackaged with suspenseful music and narration. In a world of true crime podcasts, like Crime Junkie, tragedy becomes entertainment, grief becomes content, and innocent lives become downloadable episodes. Across the globe, millions tune in to be entertained by tragedy, listening to the worst moments of someone else’s reality. Crime Junkie is intimate, addictive and unsettling. However, as its popularity explodes, so does the…