ABOUT THIS EPISODE
A search of Chad Daybell’s property brings the months-long investigation to a devastating turning point. Nate Eaton and detectives recount the day that changed the case and stayed with them long after.
For Lori’s mother and sister Summer, the news flips their world upside down. In a recorded jailhouse call, Summer confronts Lori and demands answers from the sister she thought she knew.
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