It’s time to party for all the crime lovers because Joe Berlinger has officially renewed season three, and season two of The Times Square Killer. Netflix’s Crime Scene: The Vanishing At The Cecil Hotel docuseries, received millions of views on Netflix, and fans are eagerly waiting for Season 2.

A Netflix original Crime Scene: The Vanishing At The Cecil Hotel got views over 45 million in just the first 28 days. The docuseries highlight a tragic incident in a Los Angeles hotel where a young guest disappeared suddenly.

Joe Berlinger, a true-crime enthusiast, who is also an Oscar-nominated and Emmy award-winning documentary filmmaker, from his power of the lens, raises injustice crime in front of his audience. He has given us back-to-back hits from the 1990s. Berlinger always treated the sensitive issues with care while highlighting the broken system. Some of the past works are Brother’s Keeper, Paradise Lost, Netflix original’s like Jeffrey Epstein: Filthy Rich, and Conversations With A Killer: The Ted Bundy Tapes.

Crime Scene: The Times Square Killer release date

The second season Crime Scene: The Times Square Killer, premiered on December 29th, 2021 on Netflix. The plot develops around the 1970s and 1980s in New York’s Times Square. It is about a killer who committed crimes on a tourist spot which includes drug and sex work.

Fans have shown great interest in the genre. Seeing this, the streaming giant realizes the potential such docuseries have. Joe Berlinger with his production partners Imagine Documentaries and RadicalMedia has renewed the show into three new seasons. Each season is filmed in a new location with a new plot with a dark past.

The cast

The cast of the docu-series includes:

Rebi Paganini as Deedah Goodzari
Scott Watson as Richard Cottingham
Ralph Bracco as Investigating Detective
Kenneth Kopolovicz as Dominick Volpe
Khalif Cotton as NYC Police Officer
Alessandra Mendez as Leslie Ann O’Dell

The trailer of Joe Berlinger’s Crime Scene on Netflix

The new episodes can be described as search-through of crime into our social system. It is the fault of our system, which allows horrific crimes to go unnoticed for too long. Crimes can happen anywhere and we always feel amused that how certain locations became accomplices to crimes that took place. Netflix is bringing new seasons full of crime, with a new location and a dark past.

With every season, Joe Berlinger’s plots will become more intense, which captivates the audience. The good news is that Joe chooses Netflix to tell his stories. Needless to say that Netflix subscribers can enjoy crime stories for a long time.