Each season tells a different story that became well-known across the United States.
So far,American Crime Storyhas covered the trial of O.J.
Simpson, the assassination of Gianni Versace, and the Clinton-Lewinsky affair.
According to theFBI, the explosion killed 168 people, including 19 children.
This gives the show plenty of material to pull from when creating the narrative.
As Pankey gained attention, running for Idaho governor, so too did the Janelle Matthews case.
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Additionally, it would give the series a chance to cover a case with slightly less national attention.
Shanann had a social media presence that made them seem like the perfect family.
She was even pregnant with their next child, which Chris seemed excited about.
A season ofAmerican Crime Storycentered on the tragic crime would certainly pull in viewers.
There are various angles to the crime that they could take.
However, there are two slight downfalls toAmerican Crime Storyseason 4 covering this crime.
Firstly, there wouldn’t be a satisfying conclusion since nobody was ever found guilty.
Secondly, the Ramseys have a history of being litigious.
Still, the producers would be remiss to not at least consider the option.
Researchers coerced physicians not to treat the men (viaHistory).
Ultimately, 128 participants died of Syphilis or Syphilis-related causes.
Because there are so many victims, the Tuskegee Experiment would be difficult to cover.
The fallout could be the touchpoint for the season’s narrative.
Alexander’s friends immediately pointed the police to Arias, feeling certain she was responsible (viaCrime Museum).
This spurred one of the most bizarre and salacious murder investigations and trials, broadcast all across the country.
The story was complete with fictional ninja intruders and a major make-under.
Because this story is just as well known as the O.J.
Simpson trial, it would be a prime option for American Crime Story season 4.
The murder and trial helped propel the Civil Rights Movement forward.
This case would allow the show to address race in a better way thanThe People V. O.J.
As such, it could be a great option forAmerican Crime Storyseason 4.
The young woman made up a nanny and pretended to have a job at Universal Studios.
The trial was also filled with twists and turns.
As such, there is plenty for the show to explore.
The most famous are the Tate-LaBianca killings.
