(FOX 2) - A documentary video streaming service is paying big bucks for someone to watch 24 straight hours of real-crime documentaries.
MagellanTV is looking for a true crime fanatic to commit to the challenge - and they'll get $1,000.
MagellanTV has curated a watchlist of 16 documentaries for you to watch while sharing your experience on social media.
Topics range from Charles Manson to the Jonestown mass murders/suicides to the Columbine High School shooting.
The person chosen for the job will get the money, a 1-year free membership to MagellanTV and three 3-month memberships to share with friends and family.
The application is open until May 4, 2020.
You can get more information and apply for the job here.
MagellanTV is a streaming video service dedicated to bringing the finest high-quality documentaries to a global audience. The service is for active seekers of information who are determined to find out how the world works and how we got to where we are. They are by nature attracted to documentaries that tell the great stories of History, Science, and Civilization.