In the days and weeks after Tom Fogleman was found beaten to death, a sense of fear emerged within the Fogleman family and surrounding community. Nearly two decades after his family was forced to clean up the blood left behind; the lingering effects of his unsolved homicide remain. We investigate how his death changed the way his family functioned, and how the remaining members function, to this day. 

A handful of different detectives have walked into Tom Fogleman's family's home over the years, as the investigation changed hands and the evidence piled up. In episode three of A Country Store Killing, we meet the latest detective to have the case land on her desk, get an idea of how daunting a task she's now assigned to, and find out how optimistic she is that she'll be the person who finds the answers people have been asking for since January 2002. 

The people of Snow Camp and Alamance County, NC, knew the Fogleman family well. The customers and neighbors of the family's country store also knew of their firstborn, Tom, having watched him grow up from boy to man. Those who knew him best, however, are the people who grew up alongside him and the people he watched grow up. We meet the man behind the name in episode 2 of A Country Store Killing.