Produced under the Exactly Right network, The Fall Line is a research-intensive true crime documentary series hosted by Laurah Norton and Brooke Hargrove. The production focuses on cold cases involving marginalized victims in the Southeastern United States, specifically addressing missing persons and unidentified remains that received minimal initial media coverage. The creators apply their backgrounds in academia and professional counseling to provide a trauma-informed lens, visible in their deep-dive serialized seasons such as the investigation into the Grady Hospital kidnappings. A recent win for the show involves their collaborative funding of forensic genetic genealogy through DNA Solves, which successfully identified 'Ina Jane Doe,' a case later chronicled in Norton’s book Lay Them to Rest. By maintaining partnerships with forensic labs like Othram Inc., the series functions as an advocacy platform that directs listener engagement toward verified law enforcement channels and scientific identification efforts rather than speculative entertainment.