
This episode discusses the case of Eric Smith, who was convicted for the murder of four-year-old Derek Roby in 1993. It covers the impact of the crime on Derek's family, the details of the murder, and the subsequent parole hearings for Smith.
The episode features emotional accounts from Derek's mother, Doreen Roby, who reflects on the loss of her son and the pain of facing Smith's parole hearings. She shares her memories of Derek and the day he went missing.
Eric Smith's perspective is also included, as he describes his time in prison and the labels he has faced. The episode highlights the long process of parole hearings, with Smith being denied multiple times before finally being granted parole.
The community's reaction to Smith's release is discussed, emphasizing the ongoing trauma for Derek's family and the fear of encountering Smith in their small town.
This episode serves as a stark reminder of the lasting effects of violent crime on families and communities.
Eric Smith, convicted of murdering Derek Roby, is released after 28 years, causing distress for the victim's family and community.

This episode stands out for the following:
I've lost my boy, you know we've lost him, he's gone.Eric Smith: Gambling on a Killer - Sneak peek
You can label me a monster, a cold-blooded killer, a demon child.Eric Smith: Gambling on a Killer - Sneak peek
Oh that last sentence was a chilling one.Eric Smith: Gambling on a Killer - Sneak peek