Why did Carrie Singer's boyfriend make a 9 minute phone call to an unknown acquaintance in the middle of her disappearance.

Lori visits the Mitotyping Technologies lab in Pennnsylvania to test one of the teeth from the victim in the barrel. She hopes that it can provide detectives with the identity of the victim.

Working a 20-year-old cold case can be frustrating if you're a forensics expert like Detective Lori Morgan. Despite using some incredibly advanced technology, the DNA from Eugenie's crime scene was too degraded to provide solid evidence.

Detective Leslie Bradford was just as disappointed as everyone else that Eugenie's case wasn't solved last season. But, she's going to work the case until the leads run dry or an arrest is made.

In April 2016, the Iberville Parish detectives received a 911 call alerting them to a young female body in the middle of the Whiskey Bay.

With a search warrant in hand, the Iberville Parish detectives begin a search of Tommy Francise's house.

Lori and the rest of the Sheriff's Office dig through the remains of the barrel to search for any evidence left behind.

Rodie and Aubrey ride to work, just moments before Aubrey is scheduled to present the evidence against Tommy Francise to the district attorney.

Rodie, Aubrey, and Lori visit the Natchitoches Parish to investigate the remains of a barrel that had been found containing a body.

The Iberville Parish detectives are shocked to discover that the body in the barrel is NOT who they thought it was.

Rodie gives Eugenie Boisfontaine's brother a call to update him on the new developments in his sister's case.

Rodie regrets putting his work before his family. For Aubrey, he’s determined to do everything he can to make sure he spends time with his son.

Louisiana's swamps may be beautiful to some, but for the detectives of the Iberville Parish Sheriff's Office, they know that the swamps are often used to cover up something more sinister.

Aubrey gives Rodie’s favorite catchphrase a try! No one says "raggedy ass" quite like Rodie though.

Rodie thinks that Aubrey may be on a path to turning out like him if Aubrey isn’t careful.

Rodie and Aubrey return to the Whiskey Bay area to search for clues. It’s been a dumping area for bodies and weapons for decades.

Detective Jeremy Sanchez didn't always plan on working in law enforcement, but he loves what he does. Still, there's one thing that would make him walk away from his job forever.

Movies and TV get a lot of things wrong about working in law enforcement, but there are some aspects that are pretty accurate. Detective Brett Stassi, Jr. breaks down how his job compares to what we see in pop culture.

Rodie enlists his old partner and former brother-in-law, Mike Sparks, to help him with the Eugenie Boisfontaine case.

Rodie gives Eugenie Boisfontaine's brother a call to update him on the new developments in his sister's case.

Rodie regrets putting his work before his family. For Aubrey, he’s determined to do everything he can to make sure he spends time with his son.

Major Ronnie Hebert believes hands-on training is the best way for a detective to learn the ropes. He's incredibly proud of the way his team at the Iberville Parish Sheriff's Office is able to bring violent offenders to justice.

With all the new evidence coming in, Aubrey believes that Eugenie's killer may have been someone she was seeing.

Rodie and Aubrey question a man that claims to have put up a fence at Eugenie's house before she was killed. His information may prove more valuable than he realizes.

Rodie thinks that Aubrey may be on a path to turning out like him if Aubrey isn’t careful.

Ken Hayes, the President of Aqua Survey, explains how his team used land surveying technology to assist detectives in trying to find a possible murder weapon.

It wasn't easy growing up with a dad that was "a better detective than a father." But for Rodie's son, it helped shape who he is today.

Despite coming up short last year, Detective Rodie Sanchez is more determined than ever to find Eugenie's killer and bring them to justice.

The Iberville Parish detectives are shocked to discover that the body in the barrel is NOT who they thought it was.

With their eyes on multiple suspects, Rodie, Aubrey, and Leslie look to make the Eugenie Boisfontaine case public.

With a search warrant in hand, the Iberville Parish detectives begin a search of Tommy Francise's house.

Being a homicide detective can take a major toll on both your personal and private lives. Although he's normally a private person, Detective Aubrey St. Angelo agreed to have his life documented in Killing Fields.