In the days and weeks after Tom Fogleman was found beaten to death, a sense of fear emerged within the Fogleman family.

Episode 4: The Lasting Impact of an Unsolved Homicide

<p>Tom Fogleman was a quiet, meticulous, and generous man who managed his family's country store right off  a small highway in Alamance County, North Carolina.  He ran the kind of store where you could buy most anything with an IOU, that's just the way he did business.  So who would brutally attack him hitting him more than 27 times in the head leaving him for dead on the floor of his store?  It's a mystery nearly 20 years old.  It's one of many cold cases, but this one is about to heat up as detectives put new eyes on the January 2002 murder.</p>

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Tom Fogleman was a quiet, meticulous, and generous man who managed his family's country store right off a small highway in Alamance County, North Carolina. He ran the kind of store where you could buy most anything with an IOU, that's just the way he did business. So who would brutally attack him hitting him more than 27 times in the head leaving him for dead on the floor of his store? It's a mystery nearly 20 years old. It's one of many cold cases, but this one is about to heat up as detectives put new eyes on the January 2002 murder.

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Episode 4: The Lasting Impact of an Unsolved Homicide

Episode 4: The Lasting Impact of an Unsolved Homicide