Fall River

1979 – Fall River, MA – home to the notorious Lizzie Borden and a seedy hive of drugs, prostitution and organized crime. In this true-crime documetnary series, after a sex worker is found brutally murdered at a local high school, police uncover a Satanic cult and a sadistic pimp, Carl Drew. As detectives race to secure the testimony of a witness, she becomes the next victim. Police go to desperate measures to prevent another Satanic sacrifice and are aided by 17 year-old Robin Murphy who provides them with answers.

Satan takes a prominent role in the bizarre 1981 trial of Carl Drew, as the "Satanic Panic" incites fear across the country. Carl's claims of innocence are overlooked, leading to a shocking injustice. Meanwhile, the lead detective in the case becomes so haunted by his own investigation that he pledges to undue Carl's conviction. After a six year hunt for new evidence, he uncovers a shocking truth.

Through a prison interview, Robin Murphy's harrowing account brings everything into question. Her story paints a picture of corruption and neglect that reveals a truth never before considered. An additional murder is revealed, previously thought to be unconnected to the case, that may put all the pieces of the puzzle together.

While Carl Drew appeals his case, a new witness is discovered who describes one of the murders, and the filmmakers return to meet with Robin Murphy a final time. After compiling all the evidence a new possibility is presented that turns the case on its head. As the pandemic disrupts the documentary, the filmmakers take their findings to an innocence program.

In 1979, three young women were killed in a series of murders in Fall River, MA, allegedly by a satanic cult practicing human sacrifice. Twenty years later, new evidence has surfaced that sheds light on murders that were thought to have been solved.