Killing Fields

The team feels confident that they have enough evidence to finally make an arrest and put Tommy Francise behind bars as they prepare and present their case to the DA's office.

In 2002, a murderer strikes George Barrett, one of Detective Rodie Sanchez's confidential informants, dead in his home, and Rodie suspects George's employer, Tommy Francise.

With a search warrant in hand, the Sheriff's Office gears up to serve the warrant and search Tommy's home.

With no body and only a confession, the detectives continue to search for physical evidence linking Tommy Francise to the homicide of Curtis "Cochise" Smith.

Detectives continue searching for physical evidence related to the John Doe in the barrel. Awaiting DNA results from a tooth found on the body, detectives sift through remaining pieces of the barrel in hopes of finding other clues to crack the case.

Rodie works on the unsolved killing of Eugenie Boisfontaine, while he prepares to investigate a second cold case that involves a young black man, who went missing in 1991.

The detectives continue to investigate the homicide case of Eugenie Boisfontaine, and comb through evidence in search of a motive.

The detectives track down the last people who may have seen Eugenie alive. As the team decides where to go from here, we get a glimpse into Rodie Sanchez and Aubrey St. Angelo's lives at home and the personal struggles they face.

With DNA results shifting their focus, the Iberville Parish Sheriff's Office detectives need more insight on their victim and use cutting edge technology by enlisting experts to comb for evidence at the victim's crime scene.

A retired Louisiana detective takes a crack at solving an old case—the murder of a woman whose body was dumped in a bayou and left to decompose for three months. With modern forensics, the detective may finally have what he needs to find her killer.