‘Murder in Glitterball City’ Directors Fenton Bailey and Randy Barbato on Their Chilling New True-Crime Doc and Piecing the Puzzle Together: ‘Two People Should be in Jail’

Back in June 2010, James “Jamie” Carroll’s body was discovered by Louisville police.

The house on 1435 South Fourth Street, owned by Jeffrey Mundt and his boyfriend Joseph “Joey” Banis, became a crime scene. At the time, Banis and Mundt were dating, and a wild night involving sex and drugs led to a bloody murder. But who did it?

In HBO‘s two-part true-crime doc “Murder in Glitterball City,” now streaming on HBO and HBO Max, filmmakers Fenton Bailey and Randy Barbato seek to put the pieces together.

Over the two-part series, they use community to help tell the story of this couple and how,…