Transcript of Introducing: Lords of Death

Seated beside me is James McWhorter, about to conduct an interview with James in regards to a homicide that occurred this past Tuesday.

I found this VHS tape inside a box. Had been kept in storage since the mid-1990s.

Turks off. That's all right. You can just tell us what happened. I know it's not a present. At that point, he fucking shot her.

The box also contained documents referencing a group called the Lords of Death.

I noticed that everything they had had, like, a Lords of Death symbol. What is this? They said, that's our group. He said, we're trying to recruit people.

They never really clicked with me that it was like they were really the Lords of Death. But I was wrong. It meant a lot.

I learned that the Lords of Death could be connected to several unsolved murders dating back to the 1980s.

It was pretty strange to run into this kind of mur. A husband and wife. Who would do such a thing?

Two murders in the same family, months apart from each other. It still boggles the mind.

As I dug deeper, I realized the box contained crucial information about these murders.

Who gave you my files? Because you know things like. Even the names of who my suspects were. You just don't pull that name out of thin air.

How do we know he's not a serial killer? Or how do we know he's not murdered other people?

I'm a firm believer of letting sleeping dog grind. Yeah. Leave it alone.

From Tenderfoot tv, I'm Thrasher Banks. This is Lords of Death.

What makes them so scary is their emptiness, their lack of conscience. People like that, you know, are capable of doing anything.

Lords of Death premieres November 18th.