Emergency Services received a 911 call reporting a death at a County Road 288 residence.
Investigators found photos of the cast and crew of the movie the victim was shooting.
The detectives talked to the man who confessed to killing Dalton Kimbrough.
The detectives spoke to Dalton's girlfriend and lead actress, who also found his body.
Alonzo worked in the film business in Hollywood before he ended up on Dalton's movie set.
The detectives questioned the man who initially claimed to have found the body.
When he was younger, Roy sometimes failed to rein in his mischievous tendencies.
The detectives had a talk with the actor who played the villain in Dalton's film.
Dave has been a respected if eccentric professor at Ole Miss for more than a decade.
Dave has been a respected if eccentric professor at Ole Miss for more than a decade.
CSU provided a preliminary inventory of evidence collected from the lodge.
Investigators mapped the location of the lodge in relation to the City of Oxford.
The Crime Beat reports: Captive cast and crew freed by filmmaker's death.
Investigators found a synopsis of the movie the cast and crew were shooting.
Born in Jackson and briefly enrolled at Ole Miss years ago, Dalton returned to Oxford last year.
The detectives reviewed the script for the first scene of Dalton's movie.
Investigators reviewed part of a journal Dalton wrote about the making of his film.
Johnny McPhail's wife shared with investigations some messages she received from her husband.
After a traumatic childhood incident, Kayla has done her best to bounce back.
The detectives talked to Kayla about her experiences with Dalton Kimbrough.
Investigators found a contract related to the funding of Dalton's film among his papers.
An accountant by trade, Johnny has worked in various film and stage productions over the years.
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