Episode 322

It was a quiet July day in Bellevue, Washington, until a hail of gunfire shattered the calm. Outside an apartment complex, 48-year-old Baron Li lay on the pavement, riddled with nine bullets. As the shooter vanished, an investigation started - one that would unearth a harrowing tale of survival, betrayal, and pure evil.

When 41-year-old Erika Huff opened her home to a man in need, she believed she was doing the right thing, but that simple act of kindness would cost her everything. Erika’s generosity was repaid with unthinkable violence, leaving her dead, her mother barely alive, and a community searching for justice.

In the hills and hollers of a small Indiana town, a community is rocked by a violent act that shatters the calm of rural life. Indiana State Police are confronted by the brothers of Randy Small, who claim their brother has shot bluegrass musician Bob Adair in self-defense. By the time Brown County officials get the message, it has been ten hours, and Bob has been waiting this whole time for someone to find him. Amid the backdrop of haunting fiddles and banjos, the investigation reveals deep-seated grudges that escalate beyond control, culminating in a shocking and brutal murder.