S1/EP8 Urania Jackson, the sister of murder victim Lamont Adair, Jr., joins State's Attorney Aisha Braveboy and Asst. State's Attorney Thea Zumwalt in speaking fondly of the community of Maryland's Prince George County, where Lamont played basketball with fellow athletes both obscure and well-known.

S1/EP8 Urania Jackson, the sister of murder victim Lamont Adair, Jr., tearfully recalls the death of her brother, a memory made even more painful by the fact that he died alone.

S1/EP7 Reporter Daniel Tepfer, State's Attorney Joseph Corradino, and Sgt. Forrest Ruddy of the Connecticut State Police recall how the trial of Jermaine Richards, who was charged with murdering Alyssiah Marie Wiley, resulted in not one but two hung juries.

S1/EP7 Sade Burke, a friend of murder victim Alyssiah Wiley, recalls how Alyssiah was keeping her older boyfriend Jermaine Richards a secret from her mother Corrinna Martin. How did Corrinna eventually find out about the relationship?

S1/EP8 Urania Jackson and Darlene Rainey, the sister and mother of murder victim Lamont Adair, Jr., recall how many lives he touched during his lifetime ... and reflect on how many he continues to touch even though he's gone.

S1/EP8 When the community didn't speak up with any tips about who murdered Lamont Adair, his family led a protest through the streets urging people to come forward with information about Lamont's killer.

S1/EP6 Lexy Riester, the cousin of murder victim Willard Grandstaff, recalls her joyful childhood with her cousin as she shares memories of piggyback rides and happy times on the swing set.

S1/EP6 John Meadors, a former deputy solicitor, discusses the many advantages of a guilty plea in a trial, not the least of which is immediate closure for the family of a murder victim like Willard Grandstaff.

S1/EP7 In 2013, college sophomore Alyssiah Wiley is spotted on surveillance footage leaving Eastern Connecticut University campus…then she disappears. Authorities follow a digital trail of clues – to unravel her Final Moments and find her.

S1/EP6 Stan Smith, Deputy Chief of the Richland County Sheriff's Department, discusses the advantages of releasing a surveillance video to the public when investigating a crime like the murder of Willard Grandstaff. What do investigators hope to achieve when such a video gets several eyes on it?

S1/EP7 While spending the weekend with her boyfriend, Jermaine, Alyssiah Wiley was communicating with a man she had known before getting together with Jermaine.

S1/EP8 24-year-old Lamont Adair has just earned the shot to play professional basketball in China. But when he’s gunned down in broad daylight, the community goes silent. What secrets will investigators find in Lamont’s Final Moments?

S1/EP2 Learn more about the case and others by watching Final Moments Sundays at 7/6c on Oxygen. You can also catch up on Oxygen.com or the Oxygen app.

S1/EP5 Joshua Hamilton, a detective of the Hope Mills Police Department, recalls when Je'Michael Malloy, a suspect in the murder of Danielle Locklear, agreed to take a polygraph test ... which he failed miserably. Detective Hamilton was struck by how eerily calm Malloy appeared during his interrogation.

S1/EP5 Joshua Hamilton, a detective of the Hope Mills Police Department, discusses how active murder victim Danielle Locklear was on social media, which made it all the more alarming when her digital footprint suddenly stopped completely. Why would she just disappear?

S1/EP5 Darline Heegel, the grandmother of murder victim Danielle Locklear, and Chena Simmons, Danielle's great aunt, recall how active Danielle was at her local church and how she would mentor young children at the church's summer camp. Who would want to kill this bright and extremely likable teenage girl?