MURDER IN THE BAYOU

Between 2005 and 2007, four young women who belong to the poorer side of the town are discovered dead in the town of Jennings, Louisiana. An arrest is made for one of the murders, but the suspects are released in a short period without any explanation.

The body count continues to grow in the town of Jennings. With four more bodies discovered the next year, the police state the victims were known by one of the original suspects, but still, police are unable to solve the crimes. The allegations of police misconduct are made, and something just isn't adding up.

The investigative reporter Ethan Brown investigates the killings in Jennings and comes with a conclusion that it is not a work of a serial killer at all. He examines the police's investigation into the homicides and comes across some alarming details.

Jennings is situated in such a place, which makes it perfect for a major drug route. Investigative reporter Ethan Brown finds out that the murder victims were known to be regular drug users and police informants, which placed them in an uncertain position.

It's been a decade since Jeff Davis 8 murders have passed, and the grieving families are still searching for the answers. Ethan Brown still looks further into what would have stopped these cases from being solved. His search turns a new chapter into his investigation. Will he be able to find all the answers in this finale?