Examination Discovery Announces New Seasons of “Lost Women of Alaska” and “FEDS”
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investigation Discovery (ID) is set to premiere teh highly anticipated return of its Emmy-nominated “Lost Women” franchise alongside a new season of “FEDS” next month, offering viewers gripping true crime narratives and unprecedented access to the world of federal law enforcement. Both series will also be available for streaming on HBO Max.
Shining a Light on Underrepresented Victims
The network announced today that Octavia SpencerS Orit Entertainment, October Films, and ID have collaborated once again for Lost Women of Alaska, a three-hour premiere focusing on the murders of two Alaska Native women and the investigation that brought their killer to justice. According to a statement from Spencer, expanding the “Lost Women” franchise is crucial for highlighting cases involving underrepresented women and confronting systemic failures that contribute to violence against Indigenous communities.
“Expanding the LOST WOMEN franchise allows us to shine a light on cases involving underrepresented women, and LOST WOMEN OF ALASKA confronts the devastating intersection of race and systemic failures that perpetuate violence against Indigenous women,” Spencer said. “Alongside this, FEDS gives us the chance to showcase the courage of FBI agents who often work covertly to bring justice for the victims.”
Jason Sarlanis, President of ID, echoed this sentiment, emphasizing the sensitivity and cinematic power with which “Lost Women of Alaska” is presented. The premiere of “Lost Women of Alaska” is scheduled for Sunday, March 1 at 8/7c on ID.
Inside the New Season of “FEDS”
The new season of FEDS will kick off March 4 at 9/8c on ID.
Here’s a preview of the cases featured in the new season of FEDS:
- City Under Fire (Premieres Wednesday, March 4 at 9/8c): The FBI investigates a series of bombings across New Jersey and New York in 2015, the first major terrorist attack on the East Coast since 9/11.
- Vanishing Act (Premieres Wednesday, march 11 at 9/8c): A kidnapping case in Ponte Vedra, Florida, takes a surprising turn as FBI agents race against time to locate a mother of two.
- We Sell Babies (premieres Wednesday, March 18 at 9/8c): The FBI uncovers a heartbreaking multi-state scam involving an adoption center, the Always Hope adoption center, run by Tara Lynn Lee.
- Inside Job (Premieres Wednesday, March 25 at 9/8c): A series of bank robberies in Connecticut and Tennessee are linked to employees claiming they were held hostage.
- Gangbuster (Premieres Wednesday, April 1 at 9/8c): A rookie FBI Special Agent investigates a series of unsolved shootings and murders terrorizing Southern Florida.
- Hired to Kill (Premieres Wednesday, April 8 at 9/8c): The FBI and a dedicated Task Force investigate a series of murders in Philadelphia, uncovering a real-life hitman who calls himself the Real John Wick.
A Commitment to Prestige True-Crime Storytelling
Both “Lost Women of Alaska” and “FEDS” are executive produced by Octavia Spencer, Brian Clisham, and Stephanie Kluft of Orit Entertainment, alongside Matt Robins and Mike Warner of October Films. The network hopes these series will continue to provoke critically important conversations and amplify crucial stories.
To join the conversation and follow along with the premieres on social media, use #LostWomenofAlaska or #FEDSonID and follow Investigation Discovery on facebook,instagram, TikTok, X, and YouTube for exclusive content.
