Ep 2. Dancing With The Devil

Deadline: Crime with Tamron Hall is a true crime show featuring Tamron Hall, a journalist and news anchor, investigating the most perplexing and captivating cases across the country. Each episode highlights a different case, and Tamron delves deep into the facts and details, interviewing family members, law enforcement officials, and experts to uncover the truth.

In season 6 episode 2 titled "Dancing With The Devil," Tamron Hall uncovers the devastating case of a young woman named Sarah, who disappeared after a night out with her friends. Sarah had been living with her boyfriend of three years, and after a night of dancing at a local club, she never returned home.

Police immediately began searching for Sarah, but as days turned into weeks and weeks turned into months, the case went cold. Sarah's family was devastated and desperate for answers, but no one seemed to know anything about her disappearance. Tamron takes a close look at the details of the case and uncovers shocking information that could lead to finding Sarah and bringing her killer to justice.

Throughout the episode, Tamron interviews Sarah's family and friends, as well as law enforcement officials involved in the investigation. She also speaks with experts in the field of missing persons and criminal investigations, in an effort to piece together what happened to Sarah.

As Tamron delves deeper into the case, she uncovers a web of lies and deceit, leading her to believe that Sarah's killer may have been closer than anyone thought. With new evidence and potential suspects emerging, Tamron works tirelessly to find the truth about what happened to Sarah and bring closure to her family and loved ones.

"Dancing With The Devil" is a gripping episode of Deadline: Crime with Tamron Hall, with twists and turns that will keep viewers on the edge of their seats. Tamron's expert investigative skills and compassion for the victims make for a powerful and emotional viewing experience. This episode is a must-watch for true crime fans and anyone who has ever been impacted by the devastating effects of a missing persons case.