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b'Lamonte McIntyre was imprisoned for a 1994 murder he didn\\u2019t commit, based largely on evidence provided by detective Roger Golubski. After his exoneration, attention in Kansas City, Kansas turned to the retired cop with a reputation for racism and corruption.\\n\\nResidents said Golubski preyed on Black women and sex workers, abusing and forcing sex from them. Several of these women were murdered, their cases investigated by Golubski and left to go cold. Years later, federal authorities finally went after the cop many thought was untouchable.\\n\\nWinner of the Investigative Reporters and Editors national award for best audio project, \\u201cOverlooked" is a six part series from KCUR and the NPR Midwest Newsroom. Host Peggy Lowe examines Golubski\\u2019s years of misdeeds, his connections to unsolved crimes, and the present-day effort to hold a dirty cop accountable.'