Pee Wee murders a mother and her biracial toddler. A woman finds out she had a sister she didn't know about, and the sister was one of Pee Wee's victims.

Being Black

Pee Wee Gaskins was a master manipulator who befriended many of his victims on the way to becoming South Carolina's most notorious mass murderer. He stabbed, shot, drowned and poisoned more than a dozen people. And for his final act he used dynamite in a brazen murder for hire scheme while his victim was on death row. Pee Wee conned everyone around him and charmed one unwitting accessory to assist in this final brutal deed.

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True crime

Jim struggles to finish his book while Pee Wee sits on death row. The Beaty's reflect on how Pee Wee impacted their lives.

Shocking Last Words

Rudolph Tyner finally meets his maker. Jim's dream of writing his first novel is crushed. Pee Wee's jawin' comes back to haunt him.

Buried in Rubble

The tragic story of Kim Ghelkins is explored. Pee Wee and Jim's relationship takes a dangerous turn.

The Wire

Pee Wee sues the state of South Carolina. His moral code is examined. And Barnwell Yates becomes another of Pee Wee's victims.

Cruel and Unusual Punishment

Several women in Pee Wee's life suffered the same brutal fate, including his one true love, Jessie Judy.

Being Black

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