Company will pay you $2,400 to binge 24 hours of true crime documentaries

TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — A streaming site wants to pay you $2,400 for watching 24 straight hours of crime documentaries.

For the third year in a row MagellanTV has selected a lineup of 32 true crime documentaries for a lucky winner’s viewing and to share on social media.

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The person who is hired will watch:

• “Murder Maps: The Bermondsey Horror”
• “Murder Maps: The Brides in the Bath Killer”
• “Murder Maps: In the Shadow of Jack”
• “Lady Killers: Amelia Dyer”
• “Lady Killers: Elizabeth Bathory”
• “The White Widow”
• “10 Steps to Murder: Peter Morgan”
• “10 Steps to Murder: Isabella Gossling”
• “The Writer With No Hands”
• “Murder of Lee Irving”
• “What Happened to Holly Barlett?”
• “Nurses Who Kill: Karen Pedley”
• “Nurses Who Kill: Paul Novak”
• “Murder on the Internet: Fatal Targeting”
• “Murder on the Internet: Social Media Menaces”
• “21st Century Killer: Shawn Grate”
• “21st Century Killer: Donna Perry”
• “Body Snatchers of New York”
• “The Alps Murders”
• “Nightclub Killer”
• “The Family Who Vanished”
• “Finding Leigh”
• “Parachute Murder Plot”
• “Deep Water”
• “Mistress Mercy: Bound by Guilt”
• “Mistress Mercy: Breaking Free”
• “Great Bank Heists”
• “Behind Bars: Tent City Jail, Phoenix, Arizona”
• “Behind Bars: Miami Dade County Jail Boot Camp”
• “CyberCrimes with Ben Hammersley: Darknet”
• “CyberCrimes with Ben Hammersley: Heists”
• “CyberCrimes with Ben Hammersley: Scams”

The winner, along with 100 runners-up, will get a free membership to MagellanTV for one year.

Applications are open through Monday, April 18 at 5 p.m. ET. The contest is open to those 18 and older who live in the United States.

You can click here to apply.

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