Murder, etc.

Lt. Frank Looper might have changed Greenville, South Carolina forever. An honest cop surrounded by corruption and crime, he was on the verge of something big that might have shocked the southern mill city he called home. One day in January 1975 made sure Looper never had that chance. 

The warning shots weren't enough to scare the county's top drug cop. The next shots scared a community for another four decades. Frank Looper's family looks back at a compassionate hunter and the warnings he ignored in a fight against organized crime.

Contract killings, missing witnesses, and the other ghosts of Greenville, South Carolina

South Carolina never expected Charles Wakefield to tell his story...because South Carolina expected him to be dead.

Don't bother looking for a straight line between right and wrong in Greenville, SC.

Inside the Greenville County Sheriff's Office...and Frank Looper's Garage with the last people to ever speak to Frank Looper.

Where was Charles Wakefield, Jr. on the day of January 31, 1975.

How did a railroad conductor become obsessed with a murder that happened before he was born?

Before the Looper Homeplace was a landmark for a tragedy, it was the home of thousands of happy memories.

Greenville, S.C. gets a wake-up call from an unlikely source.

What does it mean to be a good cop?

Master bank robber Foster Sellers knew his destiny, but he didn't now how it would change Greenville, SC.

Fast Eddie was one of the most notorious southern gangsters of all time, and now, he's ready to tell what he knows.

You don't have to re-write history...when somebody recorded it.

Police counted on the word on the street...they just didn't tell you about all the words they heard.

The investigation team grows and begins answering important questions

Sometimes innocent...doesn't mean 100% innocent...

Charles Wakefield, Jr. survived Death Row...and ended up in hell

In 2019, it's #yeahThatgreenville. In 1975, it was the murder capital of South Carolina.