Judge Kevin Mullins was shot and killed by the town sheriff. Why did he do it? Mullins had beaten his wife for disobedience. His daughter broken by the abuse, ended her own life. And inside the prison, Mullins was using women like property. Women controlled and traded at filthy parties for his powerful friends. But if they refused, he threatened them with the harshest sentences or even punish them on their most private parts. >> Interaction with the judge. Um, I gave him oral with my shirt pulled down and whenever we were done he threw money in my face, told me to clean myself up. Through that point, that's when he started introducing me to his friends, the other lawyers, and we would do sex parties and perform shows. >> Stein stormed Mullen's chambers and ordered everyone out. He checked his own phone, then the judge's phone, and saw his daughter's number saved inside. He had found the evidence right in front of him. But here's the chilling part. He actually dialed it once from his phone, then again from Mullen's phone. The call went through, but no one knows what was said. After that, Stein already knew the truth. That call was the breaking point, and then he opened fire. Now the law calls it murder. But when a judge is accused of trafficking women, destroying families, and tearing apart the sheriff's own home, was it really murder or was it justice?