Homicide Hunter: Lt. Joe Kenda

Mother of three Dianne Hood is shot to death by a masked gunman on her way home from a Lupus support meeting. Police initially assume it’s a robbery, but Lt. Joe Kenda uncovers a sordid web of lust and greed.

Teen runaway Maggie Fetty is found strangled to death on a mountain road. An anonymous tipster blames Maggie’s best friend, but Kenda must turn the suspects against each other to learn the truth.

Five people are murdered in cold-blooded robberies at a bar and a convenience store. Much of the evidence is lost in a fire, but a fuzzy image from a surveillance camera leads Kenda on an exhaustive search for the killer.

Housewife Elsie Jennes is found dead in the basement of her burning home. Lt. Joe Kenda has no leads until Elsie’s son, William, turns up in a police station over 50 miles away.

Soldier and young father Layne Schmidtke is brutally beaten to death by a mob of teenagers. To catch the killers, Kenda must reconstruct the chaotic scene through forensic evidence and witness testimonies.

Hardworking fast food manager Missy Berry is found dead in an idling car at a deserted intersection. Kenda discovers suspects from Missy’s past who may have wanted her dead.

A bloody shooting, steps away from a high school, leaves 14-year-old J.L. Jackson dead. After combing through the unreliable testimony of teen witnesses, Kenda uncovers a deadly vendetta.

When police discover the lifeless bodies of Sophia Gerardo, four children and a house cat, they suspect ritualistic mass murder. But Lt. Joe Kenda uncovers a reality far more frightening and deadly than anyone could have imagined.

15-year-old Chuck Limbrick returns home from school to find his mother, Betty Limbrick, shot dead on the floor. Evidence points to a robbery gone wrong, but Kenda suspects there is more to the story.

29-year-old Chris Devoy is shot in cold blood outside a neighborhood bar. Faced with a trio of suspects, Kenda trusts his gut and makes a controversial decision.