U.S. True-Crime Story Research

I run an Arabic-language YouTube channel and need a diligent researcher who can feed me four solid true stories from the United States every week. Your job is to hunt down real cases, pin-point where they happened, and hand me a complete narrative in Arabic supported by verifiable English-language sources.

Here’s what matters to me:

• Source quality. I rely on reputable news outlets, published books or magazines, and well-documented TV documentaries—nothing scraped from generic AI summaries.
• Story range. Old, new, headline-grabbing, or long forgotten—it makes no difference as long as the case is genuine and compelling.
• Depth and accuracy. Each file you deliver must include the timeline, key people involved, location details, and any court outcomes or investigative twists that make the story worth telling.

Deliverables per story
1. A concise Arabic synopsis (about 700–900 words) ready for script adaptation.
2. A location note: city, state, and any notable landmarks tied to the events.
3. A list of all sources with direct links or full bibliographic references.
4. Two or three high-resolution images that are either public-domain or clearly licensed for YouTube use.

I plan to turn each brief into a full video, so clarity, chronological flow, and fact-checking are critical. If you’re the kind of researcher who enjoys digging through police reports, archived articles, and courtroom transcripts—and you can document every claim—let’s start this week and keep a steady rhythm of four stories every seven days.