Banfield

We now know where Brian Laundrie’s parents went after his remains were found. We also know who joined them on their two-day trip. NewNation’s Brian Entin has the latest on the investigation.

Plus, the people traveling thousands of miles just to see the Laundrie house up close include crime tourists, news junkies and survivors of violence. We’ll ask them why this case has struck such a chord with so many people.

There was a tragedy of errors in the Alec Baldwin movie disaster. Now, it’s more clear than ever what those errors were and who may be facing serious trouble. Jim Moret, chief correspondent on Inside Edition, and Charlotte Triggs, managing editor of People.com, weigh in on the latest development in the movie-set investigation.

Plus, the woman who wrangled the guns had a bad run on a Nicolas Cage set, too. Find out what happened just months before the “Rust” movie in her first-ever job as armorer. Stu Brumbaugh worked with her on the Cage film called “The Old Way.” He details his concerns about the young armorer.

Less than two days after Brian Laundrie's parents left their home to "grieve privately,� they have returned home. But something about their red truck is different.

Less than two days after Brian Laundrie's parents left their home to "grieve privately,” they have returned home. But something about their red truck is different.

Also, “Banfield” is connecting the dots in the deadly shooting on a Sante Fe film set. Who should pay for the death on the set?

Sarah Jones, a camera assistant on “Midnight Rider” was killed on the set because of safety lapses. Her father joins “Banfield.”

Lastly, he's been fired, charged, jailed, shamed — and suspected of killing his own wife and son. But for Alex Murdaugh, the worst may be yet to come. And it may come Friday. Ashleigh Banfield breaks down the case.

Less than two days after Brian Laundrie's parents left their home to "grieve privately,� they have returned home. But something about their red truck is different.

On this episode of Banfield, we are uncovering the secrets Brian Laundrie did not take to his grave, including his bones and his notebook. What questions will they answer?

On this episode of Banfield, we are uncovering the secrets Brian Laundrie did not take to his grave, including his bones and his notebook. What questions will they answer?

On this episode of Banfield, we are uncovering the secrets Brian Laundrie did not take to his grave, including his bones and his notebook. What questions will they answer?

NewsNation’s Brian Entin has a live report from Florida to explain what’s next in the investigation.

Kathy Reichs, the real-life inspiration behind the hit TV series “Bones,” joins us to discuss her theories on how Laundrie ended up dead.

Criminal defense and civil rights attorney Mark O’Mara talks to us about Laundrie’s attorney and his attorney-client privilege.

Mark O’Mara and his fellow trial attorney, Mark Geragos, also weigh in on whether Alec Baldwin could face jail time for his role in the deadly movie set shooting.

The two attorneys also talk to us about the latest in the Alex Murdaugh murder mystery saga. A 911 witness told an operator Murdaugh looked like a fake while bleeding on the side of the road.

On “Banfield,” the Laundrie family's lawyer joins the show for tough questions about the blockbuster case. Steven Bertolino faces questions about inconsistencies between the family and the police.

On �Banfield,� the Laundrie family's lawyer joins the show for tough questions about the blockbuster case. Steven Bertolino faces questions about inconsistencies between the family and the police.

Brian Laundrie may be dead but his story is still a mystery.

On “Banfield,” his lawyer joins the show for tough questions about the blockbuster case. Steven Bertolino faces questions about inconsistencies between the family and the police.

Also, NewsNation’s Brian Entin joins the show with a live report from Florida after answering viewer questions earlier in the day.