True Life Crime, Did a Viral Assault Lead to a Murder?

When the bodies of two unidentified women were found in a remote area near Galveston, TX, police had very few leads. Investigators, later, learned that the women were in a relationship. (S2, ep1)

Lauren and a group of friends had been camping on a cliff during a raucous festival weekend when she went missing. She was later found dead by two fishermen in a nearby cove. (S2, ep2)

The shooting of athlete Jaydon Chavez-Silver at a house party in Albuquerque reveals a disturbing trend of violence in the community. Was this a targeted killing or a random act of violence? (S2, ep3)

Sixteen-year-old, Jholie Moussa, walked out of her house, told her sister she would be right back and then vanished. Could her last ominous social media post be a clue to her disappearance? (S2, ep4)

The murder case of single mother, Heather Bogle, goes cold after law enforcement focuses on a suspect with no tangible connections to the crime. (S2, ep5)

Social media lit ablaze when the brutal beating of transgender woman, Muhlaysia Booker, went viral. Though she spoke out against the violence and went into hiding, she was found murdered. (S2, ep6)

A rash of missing women cases go unsolved in Ohio until a bone chilling 911 call revealed a house of horrors. What happened to these missing women? Could their cases be connected? (S2, ep7)

Investigators faced the unthinkable when the headless and handless body of a black man was discovered in the woods of Michigan. Who was he and why would anyone do something so horrific? (S2, ep8)

When transgender teen, Mercedes Williamson, is murdered in a small town, the FBI steps in to track down her killer. Was Mercedes targeted for being different or was her roommate involved? (S2, ep9)

Police in Saratoga Springs, received a call about a man walking around wielding a sword. Law enforcement claimed Darrien was a threat, but witnesses and an investigation revealed otherwise. (S2, ep10)