Ep 6. Friend or Foe

In the season 2 episode 6 of Murder Comes to Town, titled "Friend or Foe," the audience is taken to the small town of Camden, Tennessee. The town's peaceful lifestyle is shattered when a set of human remains are found in a local creek.

The victim is identified as a young man named Jacob Guffey, who was reported missing several weeks ago. The town is in shock, and the police department is on high alert, as no significant crimes have occurred in the area before.

Amidst the chaos, Jacob's friends and acquaintances are questioned by the authorities. Everyone seems to have a different story or an alibi, and the investigation is going nowhere fast.

As the police dig deeper, the detectives discover that Jacob was engaged in a risky business of dealing drugs. The detectives strongly suspect that his death might be linked to his illegal activities. They start questioning Jacob's clients, hoping to extract some valuable information that could help them solve the case.

One of the leads points to a drug dealer named Clint, who initially denies knowing Jacob and claims that he has no involvement in his death. However, as the investigation unfolds, more and more evidence starts to pile up against him. The detectives suspect that he might have been lying and with every passing day, they inch closer to cracking the case wide open.

As the detectives interrogate Clint, his toxic relationship with Jacob comes to light. It turns out that what started as a friendship between them slowly seeped into a drug dealing partnership. The police discover that Jacob had started stealing money from Clint, and things started to spiral downwards from then on.

The detectives hit a breakthrough when they find traces of Jacob's blood on Clint's car. Even though Clint denies any involvement in Jacob's death, the evidence says otherwise. The detectives apprehend Clint, and during the trial, facts of the investigation are laid out. In the end, Clint's fate is decided by the jury.

As the show wraps up, one realizes that no matter how small or peaceful the town is, violence and crime can erupt anywhere, and the truth is, most of the time, stranger than fiction. "Friend or Foe" is a gripping episode that keeps the viewers hooked till the end. The show is a fascinating exploration of how a seemingly insignificant town can become the scene of a heinous crime, and how the detectives go to any lengths to bring the culprit to justice. Overall, "Friend or Foe" is an excellent addition to the second season of Murder Comes to Town.