Welcometo the Ending Explained for Crime Scene: The Texas Killing Fields, a new Netflix investigative documentary directed by Jessica Dimmock that tells the story of the terrible series of crimes committed in the area known as the Killing Fields near Houston, Texas. The place became infamous as a number of serial killers ended up
Laidea es que un par de detectives de la policía investigan una serie de asesinatos ejecutados a lo largo de tres décadas, siempre mujeres jóvenes, en general de mal vivir, cuyos cuerpos han ido apareciendo desperdigados por distintos puntos de la zona texana conocida como Killing Fields, los campos de muerte, unos cañaverales pantanosos.
Inthe Texas bayous, a local homicide detective (Worthington) teams up with a cop from New York City (Morgan) to investigate a series of unsolved murders. Based on true Anovergrown field and a stretch of highway connect a series of grisly murders spanning several decades as grieving families search for answers. 1. Nobody Sees Anything. Skeletons are found in a field — an area where women have disappeared since the 1970s — and a Texas community fears there's a serial killer at work. 2.Releaseyear: 2022. An overgrown field and a stretch of highway connect a series of grisly murders spanning several decades as grieving families search for answers. 1. Nobody Sees Anything. Skeletons are found in a field — an area where women have disappeared since the 1970s — and a Texas community fears there's a serial killer at work.Acursed stretch of land along a lonely Texas highway. More than 30 dead. Could a confession letter from prison be the key to solving a decades-old cold case
Hereare the names of the other victims that have since been identified, according to The New Zealand Herald, The U.S. Sun, and The Independent: Colette Wilson, a 13-year-old found in 1971. Gloria Gonzales, a 19-year-old found in 1971. Rhonda Johnson, a 14-year-old who disappeared in 1971. Sharon Shaw, a 14-year-old who disappeared in
