S1/EP1 Piketon resident, Barbara Archer, states the Piketon family murders was the topic of discussion when people visited the town or when she traveled. Residents were concerned they could become the next victims.

S1/EP1 Former reporter, Rich Jaffe, explains there has never been coverage of an execution on the scale of the Piketon family murders in the history of Pike County, Ohio.

S1/EP1 Jeff Winkler, journalist for "The Outline", expresses he tried to not exploit the family of the victims grief while covering the tragedy. Pastor Phil Fulton of the Union Hill Church stated the most important thing is to be there for the families.

S1/EP1 The brutal murders of the Rhoden family rocked the village of Piketon Ohio. Seven members of the Rhoden family and one fiancée were shot to death in April 2016. Here is a look at some of the evidence and motives law enforcement explored during the course of their investigation.

S1/EP1 In 2016, eight people were murdered in Pike County. All but one of the victims, a fiancée, belonged to the Rhoden family. Three children in the family, including a newborn baby who was just days old, survived the shootings unscathed. Here’s a breakdown of the different families entangled with the Pike County Murder Case.

S1/EP1 Law enforcement in Pike County was focused on the Wagners in the wake of the Rhoden family murders, though no arrests were made.

S1/EP1 Hosted by Beth Karas, the special delves into a complicated and horrific massacre that stunned the small town of Piketon, Ohio, when in 2016 seven members of the Rhoden family as well as Hannah Gilley, the fiancée of one of the victims, were found murdered in a cold-blooded killing.

With eight people murdered, four children left behind, and other family members still picking up the pieces, the Rhoden Family Murders in Piketon left an indelible mark on the small Ohio village. Here are four things to know about the case.