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‘Sins Of The City’ Analyzes The Death Of Renowned New Orleans Gospel Singer This Week

Phyllis Coley @phyllis_coley
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This episode of Sins of the City takes a deep dive into the brutal murder of gospel singer Raymond Myles. (Courtesy of TV One)

A new episode of the true-crime docu-series Sins of The City airs this Thursday, July 15 at 9 pm ET/8C on TV One. This week, experts analyze the killing of a local gospel singer. Various experts, community leaders, family members, and the like, provide real-life perspectives and insight into the cities profiled this season.

This episode of Sins of the City takes a deep dive into the brutal murder of Raymond Myles. Though New Orleans is known for its wild reputation, the community is also historically close which is why the mysterious crime took the city by storm. In the days following the unfortunate tragedy of Myles’ death, over 10,000 French Quarter residents gathered to mourn and pay homage to his legacy. In what seems like a hopeless search, one anonymous tip turned the tide of this case.

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Raymond Myles’ Murder

Was Jealousy The Cause?

Sins ofSins of The City is a close-ended docu-series exposing the underbelly of American cities and highlighting perplexing crimes that will forever alter the fabric of these communities. Through first-hand storytelling, Sins of The City depicts investigators working through the evidence to secure case leads, as narration and interviews capture the history behind each city’s woeful tale.  

Sins of The City is produced for TV One by Jeff Collins and Deborah Allen (Executive Producers), and Victoria Duley (Co-Executive Producer) of Catalina Content, LLC. For TV One, Susan Henry is Executive Producer in Charge of Production; Donyell Kennedy-McCullough is Senior Director of Talent & Casting; and Robyn Greene Arrington is Vice President of Original Programming and Production.

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