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6 Episodes 2022 - 2023
Episode 1
Mon, Dec 12, 2022
When ranch-hand Rex Tanner and his friend June Flood go missing in suspicious circumstances, local investigators Ralph Stansfield and Wally Hendricks uncover an explosive story of paranoia, greed and dynamite in central Utah.
Episode 2
Mon, Dec 12, 2022
Oklahoma newlywed Rex Harper is shot dead at the wheel of his truck on Main Street in what investigators believe is a professional hit. With no witnesses or clues, detectives must crack the cowboy code of silence to reveal the key to his killing.
Episode 3
Mon, Dec 19, 2022
Investigation looks into who fatally shot Matthew Gerald Misener, 35, of Safford, as he was on his way to work at the Morenci mine early Monday morning, and why.
Episode 4
Mon, Dec 26, 2022
The summer of 2001, Lori Jones, age 44, wasn't the only state of Washington woman to disappear after being last seen with the man known in bars around these parts as "Cowboy Mike" for his western duds and penchant for serenading ladies with his guitar. In the end, he was caught with the help of both Oregon and Idaho police officers. "Cowboy Mike" was a nickname for Michael John Braae who was born in 1960. He was a serial rapist and a serial killer. Victims he left in his wake were Lori Jones, age 44; Susan Ault, age 39; Velina Larson, age 37; Debra Van Luven, age 45; and possibly more unknown victims. Braae was arrested in Idaho in 2001 after leading police officers on a 40-mile car chase, which ended when authorities deployed a "spike strip" which deflated at least one of Braae's tires. He stopped his vehicle on the road and jumped over the railing of a 40-foot-high bridge into the Snake River. An Idaho sheriff's deputy, Sgt. Paul Maund, described that Braae was picked up by an Oregon State Police boat after trying to drown his police dog named Bosco who was sent on a leash into the water to catch Braae. The well-trained dog was able to come to the surface and promptly latched onto Braae's shoulder, which promptly brought the chase to an end. Braae's trial began in 2008 and he was found guilty and convicted of the murder of Lori Jones. He was sentenced to almost 48 years in prison.
Episode 5
Thu, Jan 5, 2023
Cowboy rodeo rider Allan "Rick" Godfrey Jr., age 39, a resident of Phelan, California, mysteriously disappeared from a dusty town in the Mojave Desert. His family reported him missing on April 18, 2015. Law enforcement investigators discovered that he had seduced and swindled a long list of women. Could one of them have taken revenge and buried Rick Godfrey in the sand?
Episode 6
Mon, Jan 9, 2023
Pocahontas, Arkansas, 2013: A prairie town Sheriff in Pocahontas, Arkansas uncovers a drug ring that includes its most powerful law enforcement officials, such as former attorney and judge, Bob Sam Castleman and others. In the underbelly of Pocahontas, there was a rampant methamphetamine trade. One person involved in the meth trade was Travis Perkins, who "cooked" the meth. Travis allegedly supplied the meth to Bob Castelman, age 63, and Bob's son Robert Jerrod Castleman, age 30, for further distribution. To help bring the drug trade down, the Sheriff calls in the FBI for help. Three days before the trial was to begin, where Travis Perkins was going to testify to his crimes, and rat out the people he supplies the meth to, he is murdered in his apartment. It was thought by some town members that the murder was carried out by Bob Castleman, but the authorities were unable to develop any direct evidence against him. Bob's son, Jerrod Castleman, takes a plea bargain and implicates his father in the drug trade. It was rumored that Bob Castleman took the fall because he wanted to protect his son from prison time. In the end, Bob Castleman is convicted of conspiracy to manufacture methamphetamine and is sentenced to 40 years in prison. Nobody was ever charged with the murder of Travis Perkins. Individuals who appeared on this installment were FBI Special Agent Ed Jernigan; Arkansas State Attorney Anne Gardner; local resident Rebecca Spray and others.