Hometown Homicide: Local Mysteries - Season 3
Season 3
Episodes
Caught on Camera and the Mad Driver
A college-bound teenage girl disappears from a department store without a trace. When her body is found, the search for her killer grows into a larger cause. Plus, a rideshare driver on a shooting spree terrorizes a Michigan city one night in 2016.
Closing Time and Late Breaking Homicide
A soldier disappears after a night out; although her body isn't discovered, she is declared dead a year later; an investigator tries an unconventional tactic to find her and her killer.
The Missing Teacher and the College Stalker
A Georgia teacher vanishes, rattling a small town and prompting a search that lasts over a decade. Plus, the disappearance of a college student in Charlottesville devastates her family, until a connection is made to another local disappearance.
Fatal Family and the Southern Stalker
A family of five in Cushing, Wis., mysteriously vanishes, leaving behind a 15-year-old boy who has a dark secret; a string of gruesome murders in Augusta, Ga.,terrifies a community and has investigators wondering if a serial killer is on the loose.
In Too Deep and Death at the Beauty School
A young soldier in Fort Stewart, Georgia quits a dangerous militia, but his decision has deadly consequences. Plus, when a student in Wenatchee, Washington disappears from school and is found dead by a river, and no one can believe who killed her.
Burned Alive and a Mom Missing
A young woman is set on fire in Courtland, MS and gains national attention. Who could have killed her? Plus, a mum goes missing in Altoona, WI, and although her body is found 100 miles away, the killer may be in her own backyard.
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