Netflix’s ‘The Texas Killing Fields’ Shares A Chilling True Tale

Netflix’s new true crime documentary series Crime Scene: The Texas Killing Fields is set to premiere on November 29. It shares a chilling tale with viewers. This documentary is the third entry in the streamer’s anthology show collection that explores how certain locations aid criminal activities. In its latest chapter, the anthology draws viewers’ attention to a region where girls have disappeared and eventually turn up dead. Keep reading to find out the details and the mystery behind this heinous crime!

**Netflix’s The Texas Killing Fields Is The Third Installment**

Previous seasons of the crime documentary series chronicled the Cecil Hotel, specifically the mysterious death of Elise Lam and The Times Square Killer. The upcoming chapter takes a deeper dive into the incident that led to the bodies of four women discovered in the remote wooden field located in League City. As per Netflix Life, the incident took place in this small town located between Galveston and Houston between 1984 and 1991.

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Talking about the incident, special agent Richard Rennison, FBI Houston, said, “The fact that the offender chose this area gives us a couple of little tidbits of insight. It’s such a remote, rural area, and somebody had to know about that place.”

Why Is Texas Killing Fields Ideal For Hiding Bodies?

For the unversed, the Texas Killing Fields comprises a 25-acre stretch along Calder Road in League City, Texas. Moreover, marshland and oil refineries have made this patch of land an ideal spot for hiding bodies. In the past five decades, 30+ bodies have been discovered in this location. Moreover, this is why the location was later nicknamed the Texas Killing Fields. Plus, most of the murders that happened in this area have gone unsolved.

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The local police and FBI are still looking for answers to establish a connection between the murders. They have also tried to establish links between unsolved cold cases from the very same area. The trailer shows Tim Miller, the founder of Texas EquuSearch, which is a search and rescue organization dedicated to searching for missing persons. Miller had a personal connection with the case.

Tim Miller Had Personal Connection With The Case

He was actually the father of one of the earliest victims Laura Miller who went missing in 1984. Later on, her body was recovered in 1986. Ever since he has spent his life looking for other victims missing from the area putting in his research efforts. The Netflix docuseries will explore connections to the crime and even decode the possibility of multiple serial killers.

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The documentary’s official synopsis reads:

“Oscar-nominated and Emmy Award-winning filmmaker Joe Berlinger returns to executive produce season three of CRIME SCENE. The acclaimed documentary series explores the ways in which certain locations aid and abet criminal activity. The new season, directed by Emmy-Award-winning filmmaker Jessica Dimmock, investigates the “Texas Killing Fields,” a region with a dark pattern of girls who have disappeared and turned up dead.”

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Have you watched the previous two installments of the series yet? Finally, will you be watching the upcoming chapter? Share your thoughts in the comments!