On June 14, 2024, a dangerous criminal named Joshua Zimmerman escaped from DeSoto County Courthouse in Hernando Mississippi. It was evident from the start of the search for Zimmerman, though, that law enforcement wanted to find him quickly, due to the danger he posed to the public.

In this Episode we take you behind the scenes and look at who Joshua Zimmerman truly is, and how he went from petty crime in a small Connecticut town, to being blasted all over national TV.

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Melvin Brown was an 18 year old Holly Springs High School Senior when his young life was cut short after he was murdered in cold bold, while he was asleep in a friends car outside a house his friend had ran in to. As Marshall County Sheriff’s Office detectives began to investigate Melvin’s murder, it quickly became apparent Melvin was murdered by a seasoned gangland hitman and the youths murder was connected to the murder of ⁠Devin Hubbard⁠ in September 2015 and the double homicide of ⁠Jamon Moton and William Phillips ⁠in January 2016.

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Initially, when 54 year old Marshall County native Mark Hooper’s body was found laying lifeless at the side of Union Valley Road in the Byhalia area of Marshall County on the morning of July 1, 2016, it was believed he was a victim of a hit and run. However, as Marshall County Sheriff’s detectives started to search the scene and take a closer look over his badly injured body, a more shocking and sickening picture soon began to emerge. Based on the injuries observed by detectives at the scene, Hooper had been shot in the lower back then seeming dragged down the road under his own vehicle, which tore the skin off his back. MCSO have chased countless leads and looked at several motives, but his killer has never been identified.

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