In the shadow of Texas' heartland, a clandestine cult flourished under the guise of dark rituals and methamphetamine production.

Known as the Devil Lovers, this group of middle-aged men and women from prominent Waco families engaged in sinister ceremonies, pledging allegiance to their enigmatic leader, David Russell Zell.

Their twisted journey from occult gatherings to running the state's largest illicit meth lab in the late 1980s unfolded a tale stranger than fiction.

Join investigative reporter Robert Riggs as he delves into the spine-chilling case of meth, murder, and malevolence that shocked a community and exposed the terrifying underbelly of human nature.

In the heart of Texas, amid the sprawling landscape and stark beauty, lurked a chilling tale of depravity and violence. This is the story of Mexican Drug Kingpin Geno Camacho, a man whose crimes spanned across state lines, leaving a trail of fear and bloodshed. His story, marked by cold-blooded kidnappings, and the brutal murder of a three-year-old boy, unfolded against the backdrop of a life steeped in crime and corruption.

As a fugitive, Camacho was not just a criminal on the run; he was a living embodiment of menace, evading capture through cunning and cruelty. His violent escapades drew the attention of the FBI and DEA, leading to a relentless hunt that would expose the depths of his depravity. From the sinister confines of a crack house in Dallas to the remote woods of Oklahoma, where he ran a woman’s body through a tree shredder, his path was paved with horror.

This story delves into the harrowing details of his crimes, the tireless pursuit by FBI Agents, and the eventual reckoning that brought justice to the victims. It is a narrative of darkness and determination, where every clue uncovered, every witness interviewed, and every piece of evidence gathered chipped away at the facade of his terror. This is the tale of how evil, in its most grotesque form, was confronted and dismantled, leaving behind a legacy of horror.