The two-hour premiere spotlights the controversial 2010 death of famed actor, Gary Coleman, which has fueled years of speculation. Coleman’s ex-wife Shannon Price agrees to take a polygraph test to address persistent public suspicion regarding her potential involvement in his death, even though she was never charged in connection with it. The episode revisits the circumstances surrounding Coleman’s passing and explores whether Price has been misjudged by public opinion — or whether the results raise new questions.Additional episodes in the seven-episode series will explore other gripping cases answering unresolved questions that continue to haunt those involved. Matheau Moore, acquitted in 2022 of murdering his wife Emily Noble, takes a polygraph in hopes of silencing persistent suspicions—even from those close to the case. Edward Ates, who spent 20 years in prison for the murder of a neighbor he insists he didn’t commit, seeks to clear his name once and for all. Jesse Holton, accused of killing his parents in 2016 but never tried due to lack of evidence, undergoes a high-stakes test to end the cloud of suspicion. In each case, the lie detector test is administered offering expert insight into whether the truth has finally come to light—or if new doubts will emerge. 

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