As Felicia's family search for her, they come across various rumors about her whereabouts, including a credible one about her being at a city shelter that turned out to be a case of mistaken identity, leading them to doubt if someone is intentionally leading them astray.
The jury in the Felicia Ruiz case acquits the defendant of first degree murder and charges him with second degree murder instead. Suspicious circumstances surrounding her death and a surprise witness played a role in the trial.
Following the death of Felicia, the FBI files revealed an investigation into child sexual abuse and exploitation involving the teen's case. However, investigators found no evidence connecting Felicia to 53-year-old Darryl Harper, who was requesting mental health help and later planned to take his own life.
The case of Felicia Barnes turns from a lackluster investigation into a complex and extensive search after she misses her flight home and the Baltimore PD turns the case over to its homicide unit.
The West Memphis Three case involves the murder of three young boys in West Memphis, Arkansas in 1993 with three teenage boys being wrongly accused and convicted. There were reportedly organs found in the crime scene along with other evidence leading many to believe that the wrong people were convicted.
Brenda was called upon to identify the charred remains of her daughter Celine to help law enforcement confirm the identity of the body. The dental records helped confirm that the remains indeed belonged to Celine.