S1/EP3 Derwin Brown’s family reflects on his larger-than-life influence on the community around him.

S1/EP3 “She put a spell on him, and that was it.”

S1/EP3 On December 15, 2000, Sheriff-elect Derwin Brown was shot twelve times outside of his Atlanta home.

S1/EP3 When DaKalb County voters elected Derwin Brown sheriff, he made it clear that things were going to change.

S1/EP3 “He was a little guy running against a legend.”

S1/EP3 When idealist Derwin Brown sought to oust a corrupt sheriff, no one could have guessed that a local election would end in murder.

S1/EP2 Special Agent Abhijit Dixit takes pride in the fact that Dr. Fata will never be able to harm an innocent patient again.

S1/EP1 When Nurse Mary Siterlet took a closer look at Dr. Fata’s treatment methods, she discovered that he was misprescribing harmful cancer drugs on a large scale.

S1/EP1 As soon as Oncology Nurse Angela Swantek entered Dr. Farid Fata’s practice, she noticed that things weren’t right.

S1/EP1 A Detroit-area doctor abused over 500 patients through false cancer diagnoses, medically unnecessary injections and more.

S1/EP2 Colonel Don Christensen left the Air Force after 23 years to dedicate his career to eradicating sexual assault in the military.

S1/EP2 Virginia explains the extreme intensity of Air Force basic training.

S1/EP2 Virginia experienced PTSD from the sexual abuse she suffered at the Air Force Academy.

S1/EP2 Virginia fought for justice not just for herself, but also for nine other victims who suffered Walker’s abuse.

S1/EP2 Sergeant Walker isolated Virginia and assaulted her in an Air Force dorm room.

S1/EP2 When Sergeant Walker began harassing Virginia, his powerful military rank kept her from speaking out against his appalling behavior.