The provided episode examines Charles Sargent's work as an independent researcher and author, focusing on his two nonfiction books, Georgia's Darkest Days and The Sins of Henry County. These books revisit overlooked and haunting true crime cases from 1970s Georgia, particularly those involving racial injustice and systemic failures. Sargent's methodology blends meticulous archival research of public records and journalism with the incorporation of community memory and oral histories to reconstruct events and challenge official narratives. The text highlights the case of Jerry Banks as a central example of wrongful conviction and alleged cover-up, underscoring Sargent's commitment to historical rectification and accountability in a way that respects the human stories involved. His work is gaining recognition, with potential adaptations into documentaries and films.