TV Series2019 · Investigation Discovery · Ended · 43 min
The details of murders that have taken place across Charlotte, with commentary from the detectives that worked the cases, and the reporters that covered them. Hosted by former Charlotte-Mecklenburg police homicide detective, and current Mecklenburg County Sheriff, Garry McFadden.
Who is in it. Open anyone to see what else they are in.
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