S1.E17 ∙ Episode #1.17

On a stormy night near Memphis, Tennessee in April 2009, Micah Rine Pate left her home never to be seen again alive. What happened that night remains a mystery. Her husband, Thomas Pate, reported to police that she went for a jog and never came back. Within 24 hours, he would lead detectives to her body, deep in the brush in the muddy Loosahatchie River bottoms, where she died from a single gunshot to her head. Pate insists the shooting was accidental. Detectives disagree. Pate is now serving a 25 year sentence in a Tennessee prison. Missing Micah searches for answers to what really happened that night and what role, if any, addictions may have played and how faith has kept a grieving family strong.

A gang of teenagers in Rödeby, Sweden had since Dec 2006 harassed and bullied a 19-year-old boy with a developmental disorder. The boys father steps in to protect his son.

The authorized biography based on the book of the same name, this documentary features author Travis Waters and others detailing the events of his life from high school basketball superstar to drug smuggler to prisoner to coach/mentor. His life is a cautionary tale on the dangers of the drug world, but a redemptive one in which he now coaches youth basketball and counsels at-risk youth.

Outcast Forever is a raucous ride into the world of the all black motorcycle club, Outcast. This visual exploration rips through the mystique and presents an unfiltered experience of their outlaw biker life.

The incredible true story of Howard Spira, the gambler who took down Yankee Owner George Stainbrenner.

The documentary examines Myra Hindley's psyche, the nature of her relationship with Ian Brady, her background, and time in prison.