Rodney Demery

Rodney Demery is an American author, TV host and retired homicide detective. He is best known for his role as the TV host and narrator on the "Murder Chose Me" TV series which airs on Investigation Discovery since 2017.
Career.
Rodney Demery is a veteran of the United States Navy. He served in both Operation Desert Storm and Operation Desert Shield.
Upon leaving the US Navy, he worked as a homicide detective with the Shreveport Police violent crimes unit. His police career lasted 14 years. He worked on 250 homicide cases. In a 2016 interview with KTBS 3, Demery said his achievement in solving homicide cases resulted from personal encounters with violent homicides, referring to his mother's murder and Patrick's conviction for homicide. He understood both the bereaved families and the suspects.
Demery is S.W.A.T. certiﬁed and a hostage negotiator as well as having experience in undercover work. As a homicide detective, Rodney Demery looked into his mother's homicide case. He tracked down his stepfather and found him in bad health.
Demery worked as a homicide investigator for the Caddo Parish District Attorney's Ofﬁce until July 2018, when he quit the job to focus on television and movie projects.
Politics.
In 2018, the Shreveport Times reported he considered running for Shreveport Mayor. In July 2018, Demery denied interest in local politics. He confirmed a desire to become the chief of Shreveport Police, with multiple 2018 mayoral candidates approaching him for the position if elected. In 2018, Rodney Demery endorsed Lee O. Savage for Mayor, who lost the election to Adrian Perkins.
Film.
Rodney is the narrator of Investigation Discovery's 2017 crime drama "Murder Chose Me", in which he narrates the show in the first person.
The crime TV show is based on detective Demery's work at the Shreveport Police homicide unit. It highlights the homicide cases he worked on during the 14 years he was active. The show was renewed for a second season on May 19, 2017. "Murder Chose Me" was renewed for the third season on November 8, 2018 and is set to premiere in June 2019.
Books.
Rodney Demery has written two books on Amazon Kindle. His 2011 title, "Things My Daughters Need to Know: A Cop and Father's View of Sex, Relationships and Happiness" was an Amazon Bestseller when it was released. Demery released his second book, "No Place for Race: Why We Need to Address Economic and Social Factors That Are Crushing Us Every Day", in October 2013. The book appeared on the "10 Best Black Books" of 2013 list published annually by literary critic Kam Williams. It has also been featured and reviewed on multiple news outlets throughout the United States.