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I Am A Killer season 6: Netflix's true crime docuseries returns

Netflix's long-running crime docuseries featuring people convicted of murder, I Am A Killer, is back with another season

A promotional image from I Am A Killer on Netflix — Image credit: Netflix

Guides by Jules Chin Greene, Contributing Writer

Published on Thu Dec 19 2024

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There is no shortage of crime documentaries and docuseries on Netflix. The series, I Am A Killer, features candid interviews with inmates convicted of murder. Beyond the inmates, the show also interviews family members, prosecutors, and law enforcement officers involved in their case.

The sixth season of I Am A Killer will release on Netflix on January 8, 2025. It's not currently known who will be featured in the upcoming season. In addition, it's not clear how many episodes season 6 of I Am A Killer will consist of. That said, previous seasons have been 10 episodes long.

I Am A Killer began with season 1 on Netflix in 2018, and has spun off into another series called I Am A Killer: Released. As the title implies, I Am A Killer: Released follows convicted murderer Dale Wayne Sigler as he navigates the world outside of prison after being released on parole. I Am A Killer: Released consisted of a single three-episode season, and debuted in 2020.

I Am A Killer season 6 will release on Netflix on January 8, 2025.

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Jules Chin Greene: Jules Chin Greene is a journalist and Jack Kirby enthusiast. He has written about comics, video games, movies, and television for sites such as Nerdist, AIPT, Multiverse of Color, and Screen Rant.