
The Injustice Files
Critically-acclaimed documentary filmmaker Keith Beauchamp investigates racially-motivated homicide investigations. Watch him comb through records; interview family members, witnesses and investigators; and piece together the known facts of each case.
- 2011-2014
- 1 season
- Investigation Discovery
- Suspense
Critically-acclaimed documentary filmmaker Keith Beauchamp investigates racially-motivated homicide investigations. Watch him comb through records; interview family members, witnesses and investigators; and piece together the known facts of each case.
Season 1 Episode Guide
6 Episodes 2011 - 2014
Episode 1
The Secrets of Natchez
Fri, Feb 18, 2011
Wharlest Jackson, father of five and treasurer for the local chapter of the NAACP, was murdered with a car bomb at Natchez, Mississippi. His son rode his bike to the crime scene and witnessed the results of this sophisticated murder plot.

Episode 2
The Ghosts of Bogalusa
Fri, Feb 25, 2011
The first two African-American police officers in Bogalusa, Louisiana were gunned down while on patrol. Deputy Sheriff Oneal Moore died instantly, but Deputy Sheriff David Creed Rogers was able to call in a description of the pick-up truck

Episode 3
He Walked Alone
Fri, Mar 4, 2011
Moore was an activist who planned a solo peaceful protest to hand deliver a letter to the Governor of Mississippi urging for full human rights to African Americans. Moore's body was found on the side of a road in Alabama.

Episode 4
At the End of a Rope
Tue, Feb 21, 2012
Investigating the mysterious hanging deaths of Keith Warren, Raynard Johnson, Izell Parrott, and Frederick Jermaine Carter.

Episode 5
Hood Of Suspicion
Wed, Feb 13, 2013
In this latest installment of The Injustice Files, Keith Beuchamp reveals how the Robbie Tolan case, the shooting of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin, and several others, are examples of racial profiling.

Episode 6
Sundown Towns
Mon, Feb 24, 2014
Keith Beauchamp investigates Sundown Towns, historically all-white towns where African-Americans were not allowed to live in, or even set foot in after dark. Keith is determined to reveal that such towns still exist today.
