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Lost Hills investigates the dark side of Malibu, California. Beneath a seductive facade, this city of billionaires, celebrities, and surf bums is hiding something menacing. On September 16, 2009, 24-year-old Mitrice Richardson was arrested by the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department for failing to pay her bill at a restaurant in Malibu, CA. After being released from Lost Hills Station shortly after midnight, she disappeared. Eleven months later, her naked, skeletal remains were discovered in a canyon some six miles away. For nearly 15 years, the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department, Mitrice’s friends and family, and generations of internet sleuths have tr...
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A homicide case tightens as a safe house handoff and wiretap chatter pull the new detective into the middle of it.
Episode 6 pushes the case into homicide territory when Joe Holmes takes over and says plainly that the investigators are dealing with a murder.
Masha Gessen narrates her own cousin's murder-for-hire arrest and custody battle.
Ashley Flowers and Britt Prawat revisit unsolved murders and cold cases as new evidence surfaces.
Multi-part true crime narration, from BTK's Wichita letters to Australian cold-case disappearances.
Investigation into the 2009 disappearance and death of Mitrice Richardson after her arrest in Malibu.
This episode introduces the case of Mitrice Richardson, a young woman who vanished after being released from a police station in Malibu.
This episode follows retired narcotics detective Darren Hager as he investigates police corruption and drug trafficking in Antelope Valley, linked to the disappearance of Deputy John Ajay.
Valley of Shadows: Outlaw Country follows Darren Hager and Larry Brandenburg as they investigate John Adjaye’s disappearance amid Antelope Valley meth trafficking and outlaw biker networks.
Valley of Shadows: Episode 2 examines the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department’s suicide ruling after Deputy John Ajay disappeared from Devil’s Punchbowl on June 11, 1998.