S01E01 Something Is Rotten
Something is rotten in Chillicothe, Ohio. In just 13 months six women have gone missing, four have turned up dead. Filmmaker Joe Berlinger and Intelligence Analyst Angela Clemente team up to figure out what happened...
Gone: The Forgotten Women of Ohio
Overview
Filmmaker Joe Berlinger’s real-time, eight-part investigation into a string of mysterious sex and drug-fueled disappearances and deaths in the heart of America’s rust belt.
Episodes
S01E02 The Hunt for a Serial Killer
The town becomes fearful of a serial killer as three more women disappear. Joe and Angela seek the help of a criminal profiler, Steve Bongardt. Although they catch and convict a possible murderer, suspicions arise...
S01E03 Deadly Tracks
The opioid epidemic is raging as the town sends out a SWAT team to bust the dealers. A jailhouse informant reveals new persons of interest and a phone with a shocking message mysteriously disappears at...
S01E04 Heroin Highway
Tracking Dollar Bill's ruthless drug empire leads investigators to Columbus, where they find two more missing women and evidence of a brutal sex trafficking trade.
S01E05 Port of No Return
Investigators track Dollar Bill to Portsmouth, ground zero for a deadly heroin epidemic. Another missing woman leaves behind a shocking trail of clues exposing police informants in a deadly game of cat and mouse.
S01E06 Can't Rat on a Rat
As Dollar Bill seems to be informing on fellow dealers in a federal drug case, his associates start coming forward with critical information. The FBI searches Dollar's former trap house for a victim's burned remains.
S01E07 Murder by Hot Shot
Suspicious of local law enforcement's motives, investigators meet with law enforcement to facilitate a search warrant for a possible murder victim's burned remains. A new suspect with a history of violence against women emerges.
S01E08 And Justice for All?
As the series concludes, investigators reveal what they have uncovered to the victim's families. The next generation is inspirational in battling the heroin epidemic. But will Dollar Bill be held accountable for his crimes?
