If a family as powerful and well-connected as the Sheridans gets such bad treatment, what does this say about the justice system in New Jersey?

An email from New Jersey's Attorney General's office.

A couple months after his parents’ deaths, Mark Sheridan comes across a paper trail detailing a real estate deal on the Camden waterfront.

John Sheridan’s decision to go work at Cooper University Hospital came at a curious time. It was just months after news about the Palmyra tapes came out.

Despite the letter signed by the biggest names in New Jersey legal circles—including three former governors—the attorney general never gets involved.

The knife used to kill John Sheridan is just the first of many clues casting doubt on law enforcement’s conclusion of murder suicide.

The Sheridans’ eldest son Mark is consumed with getting to the bottom of what happened to his parents.

On a quiet cul-de-sac, a husband and wife are stabbed to death. Could the Republican lobbyist have killed his wife, then set their bedroom on fire, before knifing himself? 

A couple dies. The investigation is a mess. Their son looks for truth. A story of crime and politics in the Garden State.