Kill. Bury. Print.

The McCurtain Gazette, a small family-owned newspaper, starts publishing stories about purported sex, drug, and violence scandals inside the county sheriff's office—and quickly becomes the sheriff's retaliation target. The conflict intensifies after the paper gets hold of a covert recording in which the sheriff and other local officials are allegedly heard discussing a plot to have the family murdered. What began as a local inquiry soon erupts into an international headline story.