50 Cent’s New Series Will Show You “50 Ways to Catch a Killer”
Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson is trading in the beat for the streets, but not in the way you'd think. The rapper turned Shreveport business mogul is taking on a new role as the host of a true crime series, "50 Ways to Catch a Killer with 50 Cent," on Fox Nation. The new series is a big move for G-Unit Studios and could only be made better with 50's new Shreveport connections.
50 Cent Dives into Real-Life Murder Mysteries
The six-part series will launch on Fox Nation and take a deep dive into different murder mysteries. The series focuses on how law enforcement handles challenging cases. "I want viewers to experience the intensity of these investigations and the relentless work it takes to uncover the truth," said 50 Cent, talking about the new series.
50 Cent will act as the show's lead, offering a unique perspective from an individual who has firsthand experience with hard crime. The first episode sets the tone for the show with a look into the case of a pregnant Maryland teacher who was found dead under odd circumstances in 2017.
Shreveport Becomes the New G-Unit Home for True Crime?
The series will be produced by 50 Cent's own production team at G-Unit Film & Television in a partnership with Lionsgate Alternative Television. Shreveport will soon be the home of G-Unit's studios, with 50 putting millions into making it a reality. With a brand new studio in Shreveport, there's a perfect opportunity for "50 Ways" to be one of the studio's first exports from the 318.
As a Shreveport studio takes shape, 50 Cent's new true crime series on Fox Nation is the latest power move from the acclaimed producer of hit shows like "Power" and "BMF."
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