The true-crime series Murder in Amish Country uncovers some of the most heinous crimes committed in closed communities whose members are known for their piety, principles and distrust of the outside world. Episodes feature the cases of Edward Gingerich, who was the first Old Order Amish man to be convicted of homicide, and serial killer Eli Stutzman, who was the son of an Amish bishop. These cases reveal that solving murders inside the Amish community is unlike solving other criminal cases and that what happens in the dark eventually comes to light. Written by Investigation Discovery

The true-crime series Murder in Amish Country uncovers some of the most heinous crimes committed in closed communities whose members are known for their piety, principles and distrust of the outside world. Episodes feature the cases of Edward Gingerich, who was the first Old Order Amish man to be convicted of homicide, and serial killer Eli Stutzman, who was the son of an Amish bishop. These cases reveal that solving murders inside the Amish community is unlike solving other criminal cases and that what happens in the dark eventually comes to light. Written by Investigation Discovery

The true-crime series Murder in Amish Country uncovers some of the most heinous crimes committed in closed communities whose members are known for their piety, principles and distrust of the outside world. Episodes feature the cases of Edward Gingerich, who was the first Old Order Amish man to be convicted of homicide, and serial killer Eli Stutzman, who was the son of an Amish bishop. These cases reveal that solving murders inside the Amish community is unlike solving other criminal cases and that what happens in the dark eventually comes to light. Written by Investigation Discovery

Naomi Huyard never strayed far from home, so her sudden vanishing rocks her tight-knit community to it's core. When detectives make an unspeakable discovery, they soon realize there's much more to the story than meets the eye.

When Katie Gingerich is found murdered and disemboweled, even the most hardened police are shocked. Could a conflict of faith in the strict Amish community have led to such a brutal act, and why did no one do anything to stop it?

When a Mennonite family man is stopped for drunk-driving, no one could predict that it would expose a shocking underbelly of organized crime. Abraham Wiebe risks it all as a central figure in one of the largest criminal cases in Oklahoma history. Written by Our House Media