S26/EP22 Justis Stewart, the son of Susan Baker, reflects on the murder of Clifford Carden Jr., whom Baker was found guilty of fatally shooting. Stewart says he was shocked to hear about the killing and that authorities were looking to speak with him in connection to Carden's death.

S26/EP22 Those close to the case of Susan Baker, who was found guilty of killing Clifford Carden Jr., reflect on the investigation and trial. Baker was arrested within a week of finding Carden's body in a local river, and she was charged and found guilty of his murder.

S26/EP22 Producers from "Snapped" conduct a prison interview with Susan Baker, who was found guilty of the Feb. 2, 2011 slaying of 55-year-old Clifford Carden Jr. Baker shot Carden before dumping his body in a nearby river. She was sentenced to 51 years behind bars.

S26/EP23 "After truck driver Albert Thomas is found shot to death in the cab of his semi-truck, homicide detectives in California follow a trail of deceit to uncover a ruthless killer who will stop at nothing to walk free."

S26/EP23 Just after sunrise on November 4, 2009, supervisor Don Moore starts his morning routine at a trucking company in Fontana, California. While checking on the drivers, he realizes 56-year-old Albert Thomas never made his delivery and had not yet started the truck. His wife, Lorraine Hunter, calls Moore frantically asking if he knows where Thomas is.

S26/EP21 Stanly County District Attorney Michael Parker discusses the case of Betty Neumar, whose fourth husband, Harold Gentry, was gunned down at their home. She was later charged with solicitation to commit murder, but she died before she could head to trial.

S26/EP21 Kellie Gentry, the daughter of Harold and Betty Gentry, recalls learning about her father's death. Harold was gunned down at his home in North Carolina, and decades later, Betty was charged with solicitation to commit murder in connection to his death. Betty, however, passed away before the trial was conducted.

S26/EP22 When the body of well-known mechanic Clifford Carden Jr. is found floating in a Tennessee river, police unearth evidence that leads them to a ruthless killer fueled by addiction and greed.

S26/EP21 Those close to the case of Betty Neumar, who was investigated in connection with the death of her five husbands, discuss the investigation. Neumar was ultimately charged with solicitation to commit murder in connection to the death of her fourth husband, Harold Gentry. She died before the trial commenced.

S26/EP22 Just after 8:00 a.m. on Feb. 2, 2011 in Sequatchie County, Tennessee, 911 dispatch receives a call from a man who reports seeing a body floating in a river. When detectives reach the river's edge, they were met with a disturbing sight — the body of well-known mechanic Clifford Carden Jr.

S26/EP21 The cold-case shooting of Norwood, North Carolina, man Thomas Harold Gentry leaves his family shattered and without answers. After two decades pass the investigation resumes only to uncover mysterious deaths spanning a half-century.

S26/EP21 On July 14, 1986 in Norwood, North Carolina, the Lehue family are asked to check in on their neighbor, Thomas Harold Gentry, who had not shown up for work. Emery Lehue goes to the Gentry family's home, where he finds the glass sliding door open and Harold lying face-down on the floor. He was clutching his chest and still had his pipe in his mouth. "There was quite a bit of blood," said Emery.

S26/EP20 Prosecutor Kevin Hathaway discusses the case of Helen Jeanette Frazier, who was found guilty of the stabbing death of Andrea Brown. Frazier was in a domestic relationship with him at the time, and she fed investigators lies and stories to lead them to suspect multiple innocent people.

S26/EP20 Simona Lewis, the daughter-in-law of Helen Frazier, discusses what Frazier was like when they first met. "I did see good in Helen. I did see that she wanted to change her life, but it was demons she had to battle," Lewis said. Frazier was found guilty of second-degree murder for the stabbing death of Andrea Brown, whom she was dating at the time.

S26/EP20 Those close to the case of Helen Frazier discuss the investigation and trial. In 2019, Frazier was convicted of second-degree murder for the January 2017 stabbing death of Andrea Brown, whom she was dating at the time. Initially, Frazier implicated multiple innocent people in the murder before she claimed she killed Brown in self-defense.

S26/EP20 After decades of trying to find "the one," Iowa couple Andrea "Andre" Brown and Helen Frazier find shelter in each other's arms. Loved ones describe their relationship as loving, but their romance comes to screeching halt when Brown is stabbed to death.