Married father of three George Young III is shot and killed while entering his home in Buford, Georgia. During the investigation, suspicions around his wife and her "brother" arise.

When Kentucky attorney Ryan Poston is found shot in his apartment, his girlfriend Shayna Hubers admits she killed him but claims self defense. The evidence doesn't seem to add up. Does a jury believe her?

A trio of friends in West Virginia - Skylar, Sheila and Rachel have a falling out which leads to two of the girls to take drastic measures.

In May 2012, the bodies of Jessica Miller Neal and Donald Shedd are found in Dawnville, Georgia. Where is Jessica's husband and what role does he play in this double homicide?

When Lauren Giddings, a recent law school graduate goes missing in Georgia, her socially awkward neighbor gives an "interesting" interview that draws suspicion. Also, Ellen shares a story of a pet that comes to the rescue of its owner during a brutal attack.

Hilary shares the story of a Bessemer man's re-sentencing and Ellen heads back to her hometown of Moody for a neighborhood murder.

Anthony Bell is accused of annihilating 5 people in a small church service in Louisiana. His version of events are slightly different than eyewitness accounts.

Brenda Sue Schaefer goes missing in 1988 and her ex-boyfriend Mel Ignatow quickly becomes the suspect. Years later, how does hidden evidence come back to bite him?

Staff Sgt. Timothy Hennis is accused of murdering a young mother and her children. How do the rules of "double jeopardy" not apply when he is convicted, exonerated and then convicted again?

It's a three-for-one! Ellen, Madison and Hilary each have a case to share this week, all in a different state.