No One Saw a Thing

Known as the town bully, Ken Rex McElroy terrorised tiny Skidmore, Mo. for decades; on July 10, 1981, the town had enough and 60 people surrounded his pickup truck and shot him dead on Main Street -- but no one claimed to see a thing.

Ken Rex's widow Trena comes forward with eyewitness testimony but investigators derail her at every turn; Rex's background and controversial relationships come to light; a brewing federal investigation threatens Skidmore's secret.

Skidmore admits history of violence towards those who don't fit in; the FBI arrives and turns to the Sheriff's role in the crime; Trena's fight for justice seems ever more elusive; the town begins to pay a different kind of price.

20 years later, two shocking crimes rattle Skidmore's next generation; Wendy Gillenwater is beaten to death, Branson Perry vanishes from his home -- both in broad daylight; rumours swirl, but as usual, no one seems to know a thing.

Sheriff Espey is confident that Branson was murdered due to drug world connections; tragedy visits Skidmore when Bobbie Jo Stinnett is murdered at eight months pregnant and her unborn baby is stolen.

Stinnett's baby is rescued; a Skidmore murder finally has closure; residents hope to move past the Ken Rex curse; there's no denying the cycle of violence; Skidmore aches to move on, it's clear they will never break their silence.