We don’t want to give too much away, but the new Netflix series is shaping up to be a must-watch. With a stellar line-up of female actresses, we’re looking forward to another detective series where women play the investigators, not just the victims.

But Unbelievable is bound to be an uncomfortable watch, following in the footsteps of ITV’s Liar by exploring the distressing topic of rape allegations. It’s worth noting here that the vast majority of reports made to police about sexual assault are legitimate - and even if a rape allegation doesn’t result in a conviction, that doesn’t mean the accuser was lying. Research carried out by the Home Office in the early Noughties – the most detailed study ever carried out on sexual assault reports to UK police – showed that just 3% of reported rape cases were false.

The mini-series is due to drop sometime this year, though details of its release remain mysteriously vague. When it does grace our screens, we can expect the streaming service’s most nail-biting true-crime drama since Making a Murderer.

Here’s everything we know so far about Netflix’s Unbelievable.

Unbelievable: everything we know so far about Netflix's new true-crime drama