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Sep 13, 2019
Between 2005 and 2007, the bodies of four young women are discovered in and around the town of Jennings, Louisiana, deep in the heart of Cajun country. Police state that the women lived "high risk lifestyles".
Sep 20, 2019
Four more victims are discovered in Jennings over the next year, and yet police seem unable to produce a suspect. The case gains national attention after the story breaks locally, and investigative journalist Ethan Brown becomes intrigued.
Sep 27, 2019
The more time reporter Ethan Brown spends in Jennings, the clearer it becomes that this isn't the work of a serial killer at all. Members of the law enforcement community have ties to the victims and the initial suspect, Frankie Richard.
Oct 04, 2019
Investigative reporter Ethan Brown discovers that several of the murder victims were known to be police informants as well as drug users, which put them in a precarious place.
Oct 11, 2019
Over a decade has passed since the murders and families of the victims still want answers. Ethan Brown's search leads him to a shuttered motel called Boudreaux Inn, a site of sex and drug trade activity at the time of the murders. Finale.
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Murder in the Bayou Season 1 (2019) is released on Sep 13, 2019. Watch Murder in the Bayou online - the English Documentary TV series from United States. Murder in the Bayou is directed by Matthew Galkin and created by Ethan Brown with Scott Lewis and Ramby Cormier. Murder in the Bayou is available online on fuboTV and Paramount Plus Apple TV Channel.
Based on a best-selling book, this five-part true crime docu-series investigates the unsolved murders of 8 women whose bodies were discovered in drainage canals and on desolate back roads in and around Jennings, Louisiana. In examining the lives of the young victims the series uncovers secrets of this troubled town. These discoveries lead to even more shocking accusations by victims' relatives and friends of corruption, bad actors and institutional injustices that have left the town still searching for truth.
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