I've been watching season 3 of Broadchurch (Broadchurch if you recall was the runaway hit mystery series from the UK a couple of years ago.  In Season 1, it described the devastation to a small community when a 11-year old boy is killed, by, it turns out , a paedophile who was grooming him and who also happens to be the husband of one of the investigating police officers.  It was an absolutely heart wrenching and compelling production.

Season 2 returned to the crime to address how the justice system dealt with the killer.  

Season 3 is about a  49-year old woman who is raped after a party she attends.   Nasty stuff too.  However, what is interesting is that after every episode aired in the UK. there is a 'trigger warning' for people who might find the subject matter too disturbing and where they can get help.  I had to ask myself:  really?  a paedophile killing someone's son doesn't warrant a trigger warning the same as sexual assault?  Where's the balance in all this?