As the story of their exploits spreads beyond Murder Mountain, the Alderpoint 8 are seen as heroes by some and targets by others.
Garret's father visits Humboldt to thank one of his heroes. Law enforcement goes after illegal growers. Investigators track down an alleged witness.
Investigators get a lead into Garret's disappearance. Residents of Murder Mountain take the law into their own hands. A grower has growing pains.
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Title: Murder Mountain (2018– )
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What happens when California dreaming becomes a nightmare? When people head to Humboldt County, California in search of quick riches in the form of marijuana, often times they are unaware of the price they might ultimately pay in the illegal cannabis growing capital of the United States. The area produces at least 60% of the black market marijuana crop in the US, and also leads the state in missing persons cases. The series dives into the disappearance of one of these individuals, following the trail of 29-year-old Garret Rodriguez who goes missing on Murder Mountain. His disappearance and the events surrounding the investigation into his whereabouts threaten to expose a wild, lawless place, and will forever change the local community. The area known as Alderpoint - commonly known as Murder Mountain by residents, is not only mountainous and spacious but a surreal, little corner of America. "Viewers will get an up close and personal look at a cast of isolationists, outlaws, vigilantes ... Written by anonymous
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Overlong with much repetition and some reconstructions in poor taste.
However the subject is very interesting in itself especially the failure of the war on drugs (and how close it was to really being a war in Humboldt county) and the success (apparently) of legalization...