Oxygen’s Prosecuting Evil with Kelly Siegler has showcased several intense cases already—and TVBrittanyF.com has exclusive video from the most heartbreaking episode yet.

In “The Most Innocent Victim,” audiences are told the story of Amy Robinson, whose life seemed to be on an upward swing. Amy had just gotten a job at her local Kroger grocery store and befriended one of her new co-workers. But then Amy went missing, and her promising future ended in tragedy. Watch the video sneak peek below to learn more about the circumstances surrounding Amy’s disappearance, and then tune in Saturday at 8:00 p.m. ET/PT to learn the full extent of what happened and how the criminal justice system dealt with this terrible event.

Prosecuting Evil with Kelly Siegler has given TV viewers a new perspective on the legal system. Already a fan-favorite as the star of Oxygen’s hit true crime series Cold Justice, former prosecutor Kelly Siegler is now bringing viewers into her world. Every episode details an important case that Kelly and her colleagues in Harris County, Texas faced and unravels its complexities, from the initial crime to the final verdict. What makes the program stand apart is its ability to cover every side of the story. Rather than just focus on the prosecutors or the police, it also incorporates commentary from defense attorneys, notable experts, witnesses and of course, those who knew the victim.

The series is a must-watch for anyone who loves true crime, so click the video below to get a preview of the Amy Robinson investigation and how those close to her reacted when it became apparent that something had gone wrong.

Prosecuting Evil with Kelly Siegler airs Saturdays at 8:00 p.m. ET/PT on Oxygen. Past episodes re-air on Oxygen (check your local listings for time and channel) and are available for download on iTunes.

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