Episode 320

When a homeless woman in Anchorage finds a discarded SD card, she hopes it holds music. Instead, she uncovers something far more disturbing - graphic videos documenting the torture and murder of a woman later identified as 30-year-old Kathleen Henry. The footage is so brutal even seasoned detectives struggle to comprehend it. But it’s not just a one-time horror - it’s the calling card of a serial predator hiding in plain sight.

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.

Morgan Fox, a young mother trying to get ahead, leaves for her job at FedEx before dawn but never makes it out of her driveway. In quiet North Canton, Ohio, workplace tensions boil over into something far more insidious. As investigators dig into her life, they uncover a web of obsession, unchecked harassment, and warnings that were ignored. A jealous boyfriend. A bitter coworker. And someone whose fixation ran much deeper than anyone realized? In a workplace where power ruled over accountability, the truth was hiding in plain sight.