Welcome to the global phenomenon, surviving the survivor, where we bring you the best guests in all of true crime.

Here's your host, Emmy Award winning journalist Joel Waldman.

What happens when the justice system collapses from the inside out?

Tonight, we're going deep inside a case.

That's shaking the very foundation of Eastern Kentucky law enforcement.

Got a judge, Judge Kevin Mullins, accused of rape, a sheriff on trial for murder and a prosecutor trading meth for sexual favors.

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As former Electric County, Judge Kevin Mullins, is remembered by some as a pillar of justice.

There is a woman who has come forward now accusing him of essay and the word that rhymes with a grape.

Meanwhile, former sheriff, Mickey Stein, who we have covered on the show before,

who has seen shooting and killing Kevin Mullins in his chambers, is fighting to have his murderer case thrown out,

citing grand jury misconduct and a toxic courthouse culture, which is no surprise

because it appears everything else within this county is quite toxic.

And just one county over, news now out about Perry County's top prosecutor, keys behind bars for

allegedly exchanging legal favors for both sex and drugs. So where does all this stop,

all this corruption and this depravity? Shout out to Kelly Sanford for the super chat early on.

Appreciate it very much.

Thank you.

Tonight on the show, let me bring in the general Mark Davidson, who is an active district

attorney, his jurisdiction, five rural counties in Tennessee.

He is a district attorney general, hence General Mark Davidson. You've got one of our favorite best guests here, Elizabeth Jones, also known as Hill,

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