Netflix True Crime Doc Leaves Viewers 'Crying Like a Baby' as It Tops UK Charts
Netflix True Crime Doc Leaves Viewers 'Crying Like a Baby' as It Tops UK Charts

A new true crime documentary on Netflix, The Truth and Tragedy of Moriah Wilson, has shot to the top of the streaming service's UK charts within days of its release, leaving viewers emotionally overwhelmed.

The feature-length film, which landed on Friday (April 4), is currently the most-watched title on Netflix in the UK, surpassing shows like Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man and Care. It offers an intimate portrait of cyclist Moriah Wilson, whose athletic career was cut short by murder in May 2022.

The documentary includes extensive interviews with Wilson's family, friends, and colleagues, focusing on her life and the impact of her death. Director Marina Zenovich, known for documentaries on Richard Pryor and Robin Williams, explores the investigation and trial that made national headlines.

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Viewers have taken to social media to praise the film, with one calling it 'absolutely harrowing' and another saying it is 'perhaps the most moving and beautiful true crime doc I've seen.' Many admitted to crying, with one fan writing: 'I just finished this and cried like a baby!!'

The documentary is available to stream now on Netflix.

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