Investigation Discovery Debuts ‘The Injustice Files: At the End of a Rope’ Tonight

February 21, 2012 | by aharris
Keith Beauchamp of 'The Injustic Files: At the End of a Rope'

The Injustice Files' Keith Beauchamp

Tonight, investigative filmmaker Keith Beauchamp returns to Investigation Discovery to examine shocking tales of suspected modern-day lynchings in the United States. Often associated with an earlier era of racial prejudice and all-to-common hate crimes, The Injustice Files: At the End of a Rope looks at four mysterious hanging deaths, all ruled suicides, but that many believe were deliberate murders.

Beauchamp believes the newest installment of The Injustice Files will be “a huge awakening for many who will have to confront the unsettling thought that lynchings still may occur in this country, proving how far we have to go to obtain true justice for all.” Joined by a criminologist, psychologist and forensic pathologist, Beauchamp re-examines these closed cases in the search for justice and closure for families and communities.

Watch an interview from tonight’s premiere below and tune in for the two-hour special event at 8pm ET/PT on Investigation Discovery.


  • NATALIE

    WOW I DO NOT REALLY KNOW WHAT TO SAY EXCEPT THERE IS NO REASON FOR PEOPLE TO TREAT EACH OTHER WITH SUCH HATE BECAUSE OF SOMEONE SKIN COLOR. 

    TRASH COMES IN ALL COLORS AND IT SEAMS THERE ARE A LOT OF BAD WHITE TRASH ON THIS SHOW. I AM AT TIMES GREATLY ASAMED OF MY RACE. I WISH I COULD TAKE ALL THE HURT YOU ALL HAVE BEEN THROUGH!!!

    GOD BLESS YOU ALL!!!

  • Mrshughzie9

    i’m glad you came out with this program because ppl seems to have forgotten how hard it was and still is for us as blacks today and no none of those boys hung themselves

  • Mrshughzie9

    as blacks we are no futher now then we was 400yrs ago they only let us think we are yes we are still being controlled believe that

  • Pixiegurl68

    I really dont believ those men died at their own hands. I always wanted to be black so I could fight racism but then I realized I can mo matter my color. I pray GOD will let the truth come out

  • Tmonroe1969

    Very good program. I was glued to the television the entire time. I pray these families find answers so their hearts and minds can be at peace. Shame on the people who have the answers, but remain silent… may God have mercy on your souls.

  • http://twitter.com/IyaAdjua Iya Adjua

    I appreciate ID keeping these “incidents” in the know bc many think lynchings r things of the past & when they occur, they tend 2 b covered up allowing victims & their families 2 fight w/o majority support from their communities.  We #Afrikan ppl – remain w/o sanctuary, let it b known