“Missing: Dead or Alive,” a NETFLIX documentary series featuring the Richland County (South Carolina) Sheriff’s Department has been renewed for a second season with filming beginning in central South Carolina over the next few weeks.
According to Deadline.com, “The true crime doc series hit the streamer’s Global Top 10 lists in almost 20 countries when it aired earlier this year, spending two weeks towards the top of both the UK and U.S.”
Produced by the UK’s Blast! Films, the series will feature four additional episodes.
“I’m not surprised by the success of this series so far,” said Richland County Sheriff Leon Lott. “The public wants more of this. They appreciate the transparency they see in our work, which also speaks to the overwhelming success of so many other television series our deputies have been featured in and continue to be featured in like “LIVE PD” [which ran from Oct. 2016 through May 2020], “On Patrol: Live” and several televised crime documentaries over the years.”
Pictured (L-R) are Captain Heidi Jackson, Investigator J.P. Smith and Sergeant Vicki Rains of the Richland County Sheriff’s Department’s Victims Services Unit whose lives and investigative work were chronicled in Season One. Expect a few new faces in Season Two.
Photo/Richland County Sheriff’s Department
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