Jaime Antonio Zuniga, the son of Oxnard, California, murder victim Alma Zuniga, remembers learning of his mother's killing, which occurred in 1979 when she was only 23 years old. In 2014, Clark Russel was found guilty of first-degree murder in connection with Zuniga's death.

An unsuspecting field worker makes a horrifying discovery in a backyard orchard and detectives chase down deadly clues. But when a savage killer slips through the cracks, innocent lives are threatened and solving this case is suddenly in jeopardy.

  

According to law enforcement officials, Clark Russel had a long criminal history that continued after he murdered Alma Zuniga, a 23-year-old from Oxnard, California. About a year after he killed Zuniga, he committed an attempted murder in Oxnard, shooting a couple while they sat in their car near the beach. They both lived. In December 2014, Russel was found guilty of first-degree murder in connection with Zuniga's death.

Cruz Lara Peterson, the sister of Alma Zuniga, remembers their childhood and what Zuniga was like growing up. In 1979, 23-year-old Zuniga was raped and murdered by Bakersfield man Clark Russel. He was found guilty of first-degree murder in December 2014.

Opelika Police Department Sergeant John Pruitt discusses the abduction and murder of young father and mobile home salesman Alkenyatta “Al” Wilson. Wilson's kidnapping and killing was plotted and executed by his former boss, Rodrick Johnson, against whom Wilson was set to testify for stealing a mobile home. Wilson's two brothers were also involved in the plot.

A Southern California community is gripped by fear when one of its own vanishes without a trace. When a teen disappears, they fear a backyard park has become a hunting ground. A vicious predator must be stopped before it’s too late.

Hours after Enrique Zuniga calls 911 to report an emergency about Alma Zuniga, Alma is found dead in a shallow grave in Oxnard, California.

Investigators search for Alma Zuniga's car in Oxnard, CA. When they do find the car, they discover blood, as well as a bullet casing matching one found at the crime scene.

Local resident John Smith looks back on his friendship with Alkenyatta “Al” Wilson, a young father and mobile home salesman from Opelika, Alabama. Wilson was kidnapped and murdered in 2001 in a plot hatched by his former boss, Rodrick Johnson, against whom Wilson was set to testify for stealing a mobile home. Wilson's two brothers were also involved in the crime.

A case of identity theft in the Arizona desert takes a blood curdling turn when investigators make a ghastly discovery in the most unlikely of places. Was a beloved man living in fear and will retracing his steps expose a devastating truth?

Opelika Police Department Sergeant John Pruitt reflects on brothers Rodrick Johnson, Raymond Walton and Alexander Johnson, who were all in some capacity involved in the kidnapped and murder plot of Rodrick's former employee, Alkenyatta “Al” Wilson, a mobile home salesman. Pruitt says they have ""no conscious whatsoever"" and ""no remorse"" about the crime.

Could Raymond Walton, the alleged customer who was last seen with missing mobile home salesman Alkenyatta “Al” Wilson, have answers about the young father's disappearance? A deadly mystery with deep-running roots snakes through the small Alabama town of Opelika, shattering a young family and baffling the community. Investigators unlock long-held Southern secrets to solve the murder and discover a truth steeped in blood and revenge.

On July 27, 2001, young father Alkenyatta “Al” Wilson vanished from Opelika, Alabama. The following day, his fiancée told investigators she knew of someone who may have "had it in for Al." According to Opelika Police Department Detective Ben Bugg, Wilson was supposed to testify against his former boss, Roderick Johnson, for theft of property of a mobile home. Johnson denied any involvement in Wilson's disappearance.