For two years, the community of East Charlotte is gripped with fear as a serial killer stalks its streets; he is killing his unsuspecting acquaintances and co-workers then attending their funerals.

Washington, D.C., is paralyzed with fear as a sniper begins taking out victims at random across the city.

A Columbus teenager is accused of murdering his twin brother in the night.

An innocent father and younger brother of Baltimore's police spokesman is found slain in his own home; the entire city is in fear.

On May 25, 2020, George Floyd lost his life at the hands of the Minneapolis Police.The result of this action is now known as the spark of injustice heard around the world with tensions reigniting after the conviction of officer Derek Chauvin.

Chauncey Bailey an American journalist and the editor-in-chief of The Oakland Post.He is shot dead on a Downtown Oakland street on August 2, 2007, the victim of a crime syndicate he was investigating for a story. 

A local celebrity goes missing in Tampa after winning the $30 million jackpot lottery; the coastal community is desperate to solve his mysterious disappearance.

A world heavyweight champion boxer is found dead, and it shakes Sin City to its core and there's no shortage of theories about who took him out.

A man found dead of multiple gunshot wounds on a street corner is identified as Raymond Myles, a popular local gospel singer recently praised by Billboard magazine as being on the brink of mainstream success. Myles, 41, was lying on his back, bleeding and unresponsive, when a passer-by discovered him about 11:30 p.m. Sunday, New Orleans Oct. 11, 1998. 

An NBA superstar is killed in his hometown; the city of Memphis bands together to avenge the fallen hero.

Six members of the 1988 Carter High School football team are arrested for a string of armed robberies; the Dallas community must grapple with its championship team's dramatic fall from grace.

Derwin Brown, a veteran police captain and the sheriff-elect of DeKalb County, is assassinated in front of his home and the entire community is traumatized, especially when rumors of police corruption begin to surface.

After several months of tense confrontations between Black liberation group MOVE and Philadelphia police, city officials decide to drop a bomb on the group's headquarters, killing most of its members and leaving several other citizens homeless.

When a couple is found dead in their Riverside home, detectives must piece together the evidence to determine the killer.