Boiling with rage over what he considers to be an excessive prison sentence, Travis Runnels soon starts losing control by constantly fighting with prison guards.

After Wall Street lawyer Jason Bohn mercilessly strangles and beats his girlfriend to death in their New York City apartment, he claims he can't remember a thing. Dr. Michelle Ward goes behind prison walls to get the truth.

In a rage, Willie Trottie stalks and guns down his ex-girlfriend and her brother while her family watches in horror. Was it a crime of passion or self-defense? Dr. Michelle Ward heads to death row where Trottie awaits execution.

When a devoted wife and mother is shot and killed in her home, it’s up to Detective Barret Morton to figure out the mysterious method used to kill her and find the killer.

A fellow police officer is killed in the line of duty, and as the entire force searches for the suspects, Detectives Jimmy Anderson and Joey Catalanotto investigate.

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Murder knocked on Rod Demery's door at only 3 years old - he answered and never looked back.

When a mechanic is found on his couch with a bullet wound to the head, investigators suspect suicide, but rookie detective Rod Demery believes it's murder. When his hunch is proven correct, it’s up to Demery to solve the first homicide of his career.

An unidentified woman’s body surfaces in the warm waters of the Gulf of Mexico. Meanwhile, a woman vanishes from her new home in Florida. Almost 30 years later, both tales are untangled to reveal a story of love, loss, life, and death.

Al Roker, executive producer for 'Injustice Files: Sundown Towns' talks about what you can expect from the upcoming special.

Keith and the crew talk about shooting Sundown Towns and how the experience has effected them.

Keith talks about his feelings after interviewing the Jenkins family.

Keith and his team travel to the state of Indiana where they go undercover to investigate the case Carol Jenkins, a young, African American woman who found herself in a Sundown Town after dark and it would cost her her life.

Accused of a car theft, a young man is shot in his garage, in what is believed as an act of self-defense by the shooting officer.

Keith Beauchamp heads out on a cross-country road trip to investigate Sundown Towns; All-white towns where African-Americans were not allowed to set foot in after dark. Keith is determined to reveal that such towns still exist today.

Keith travels through Tennessee looking for the infamous Black Mule sign.