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

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

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

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

“He was a little guy running against a legend.”

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.