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Every case tells a story — not just of crime, but of the system that allowed it to happen.
In this gripping true-crime anthology, Murder & Mystery Archives explores five real cases that shook America — from parental self-defense and judicial corruption to home invasions, failed sentencing, and unsolved questions of justice.

When Justice Fails isn’t about monsters hiding in the shadows — it’s about the institutions that let them walk free. Through courtroom records, police reports, and interviews, this documentary exposes how the same justice system that punishes the innocent often protects the guilty.

The film opens in Arkansas, where a father, Aaron Spencer, faces life in prison for shooting a man who abducted his daughter — a man already charged with dozens of child exploitation offenses and released on a mere $5,000 bond. What follows is a legal and moral dilemma that forces viewers to question the very definition of self-defense.

Next, we move to Michigan, where a beloved grandfather, Sam Murray, was killed after letting two men posing as utility workers into his home. With fake badges and forged truck decals, the killers fooled an entire neighborhood. What they didn’t count on was the power of technology — DNA, text logs, and Ring footage that would bring them to justice.

In Florida, a domestic tragedy unfolds when a father claims his firearm “accidentally” discharged five times, killing his daughter and injuring his son. The investigation exposed the lie — and revealed how domestic violence can fester unnoticed behind closed doors until it erupts into catastrophe.

Then in South Carolina, a repeat offender with thirty-nine arrests and twenty-five felonies murdered 22-year-old college student Logan Federico — a crime that should have been impossible. The killer had been released after serving only a fraction of his sentence due to judicial leniency and systemic data failures. Her case became a rallying cry for sentencing reform and judicial accountability.

Finally, in North Carolina, a teenage boy’s night out turned fatal after a house party spiraled into violence. Sixteen-year-old Michael Rogers was beaten, abandoned, and left to die of hypothermia — yet only one person was ever convicted, and served less than two years. His case remains a haunting reminder of peer pressure, negligence, and the limits of the legal system.

Each of these cases raises a chilling question:
What happens when justice itself becomes the failure?

From predatory deception to judicial error, from overlooked warnings to misplaced leniency, this documentary connects five stories that reveal the cracks running through America’s criminal justice foundation. It’s a story of victims who deserved protection — and families who were forced to become advocates for truth.

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