The Opperman Report'

License to Kill is the shocking story of the shooting of Erik Scott, a West Point Grad and decorated Army veteran, by Las Vegas police in broad daylight in front of a local big box store. It tells the story of the murder and subsequent cover-up that allowed the officer to walk free. A riveting true crime story that will hold your attention from start to finish.

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An investigative documentary that examines the systemic abuse of elderly people in Las Vegas, Nevada exposing a cautionary tale where some of our society's most vulnerable citizens are robbed of their life savings and freedom.

Director
Billie Mintz

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On November 4, 1979, Kevin Hermening was as a Marine security guard at the U.S. Embassy in Tehran. When hundreds of students attacked the embassy he was one of 52 Americans taken hostage. The crisis lasted 444 days. Now living in Mosinee, Hermening still remembers the message he hoped his country to send back then.

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Deborah Sue Williamson was a newly married young woman living in Lubbock Texas on Aug. 24, 1975. One night while her husband was away at work, she was brutally stabbed 17 times in the carport of their home. Many suspects were investigated, but no one was charged. The case went cold until the mid-1980s when Henry Lee Lucas, a man notorious for admitting to murders he didn't commit confessed to her murder. It was profiled in the Netflix doc series The Confession Killer. There was only one problem. He didn't kill her. Her mother and stepfather proved Lucas didn't end Debbie's life and the case went cold once more.
True Crime Author and investigative journalist George Jared teamed with his friend and former Army counterintelligence officer and university professor Jennifer Bucholtz to study the case in-depth. The two became acquainted while trying to solve the unsolved murder of Rebekah Gould. In that case they were able to lure the man, now charged with the 22-year-old woman's slaying, onto a Facebook page. Their interactions with him prior to his arrest garnered national attention. Their goal was to do the same in this case.
Follow their year long journey that took them from the mountains of Colorado to the deserts of West Texas. Their investigation led them through row crop fields of the Mississippi Delta and into the rolling Ozark hills in Missouri. The tandem was able to track down nearly every witness, person of interest, and suspect in the case.
Along the way they created a massive team of citizen detectives that have brought resources to bear on a case that is now 47 years old. The team created a investigative file many times larger than the original police file. The goal was to create a web that the killer could not escape.
Silent Silhouette is an in-depth look into the work that was done, complete with full interviews of every key player in this real life tragedy. One thing became clear as the investigation unfolded. This case is solvable and it's only a matter of time before this killer is behind bars.

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Author Orlando “Ori” Spado honestly recounts his humble beginnings from the small town of Rome in upstate New York to becoming known as “The Hollywood Fixer.” A candid account documenting his fall from a well-known fixer rubbing shoulders with A-list celebrities to serving 62 months in Federal prison and ultimately making a determined comeback.


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