The Lost Soul of Herman Lester

Season 1, Episode 17, Aired

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When the son of a murdered high-school basketball star receives a death threat, Rush and Valens reopen the 1987 case of Herman Lester who was stabbed to death only hours after leading his team to win the state championship.
  • a basketboll player is killed. and his son is next

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    this is great and sad one the music is great. its from my time so its good to hear it again. a black player is killed. later on his son who is following in his steps has been trenting by someone if he play friday nights game.. we go through the suspects. the coach the uncle the exboyfriend. this is a touching one. we find out its the father of the xboy fiend. at the end rush and the boss go to the game the kid looks at his father top at the top of the ring and then points to rush to say thankyou.. its sad and moving. with a great song playing....moreless
  • Herman Lester murdered after winning championship!

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    After Herman Lester leads his team into winning the high
    School championship, he gets murdered. Was someone jealous of his popularity as the case that seemed to be unsolvable hoping that will shed some light as suspect after suspect is interviewed. Again a great show as well as great writing and acting!
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