
About this episode
Makeva Jenkins worked for everything she had in life, pulling her family out of poverty through working multiple jobs and running her own business. Soon, she was on social media sharing her rags-to-riches story but when she was murdered, some wondered if it was her riches the killer was after.
This case is solved.
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