S1/EP6 Based on the plentiful evidence against Vince, few were surprised when he was convicted and sentenced to life in prison in 2008.

S1/EP6 According to Journalist Jim Varney, New Orleanians embraced Vince Marinello because of his relatable blue-collar background and accent.

S1/EP6 Former Investigator Frank Mistretta discusses Vince’s financial troubles and the period of time when he was married to two women at once.

S1/EP6 The wife of a well-known sports reporter, Liz Marinello was shot twice in the face on August 31, 2006.

S1/EP6 In the small city of New Orleans, sports reporter Vince Marinello was hailed as a celebrity and treated like a king.

S1/EP5 Valerie Cooper, Associate Professor of Divinity at Duke University explains Black Nationalist movements associated with theology.

S1/EP5 Detectives and family reflect the case of Antoinette McKoy.

S1/EP5 Antoinetta McKoy’s siblings, describes her past relationship with Pete in high school and her decision to make the move to North Carolina.

S1/EP4 Former Cumberland County Prosecutor talks about the back and forth between prosecution and defense.

S1/EP5 Antoinetta McCoy was heavily involved with her church.

S1/EP4 Charlotte Burks filled her husband's place in the election.

S1/EP4 Those closest to the case discuss the verdict.

S1/EP5 When a young woman’s longing for love and family leads her down a dark path, she ends up in the hands of a murderous cult leader.

S1/EP3 Aimee Lloyd's attorney and investigators knew they needed to get Aimee to talk to Shane.

S1/EP3 Trent had a special role in his group of friends.

S1/EP4 When a political candidate becomes desperate to win an election, he decides to take out the competition by any means necessary.