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Trace of Evil – Ultimate Deception is the story of the tragic murder of Mary Gough and how, despite his attempts to cover this tracks and evade capture, a professional police investigation and extensive forensics, eventually caught up with her killer.

Forensic sculpting: Forensic sculptors retrieve people from oblivion. Using clay and an intricate knowledge of anatomy, forensic arts place a face on an unidentified skull, recreating the victim's likeness, which often leads to his name.

Missing person: Approximately 1.8 million americans are reported missing each year. Worldwide, the number of missing persons nearly triples. In addition to pictures on milk cartons, store windows, and in mass mailings, authorities use nationwide computer databases to help locate missing persons or match them with unidentified bodies. Even so, many of the missing are never seen again.

Identifying burned remains: It's difficult to have a murder investigation without a body, and burning up the victim is a time-honored method of destroying physical evidence. But what happens when the charred remains are found, unrecognizable, seemingly impossible to identify? Dr. John verano and dr. Doug owsley of the smithsonian have faced these challenges, identifying the burned remains of two american journalists found in guatemala seven years after their reported disappearance. It seems as though fire can unveil lies, as well as conceal truths.

Explosives investigations: The crime lab is the place where science meets murder. In new york state, eleanor fowler opened a small package, which as mailed to her home. When she lifted the lid the box exploded killing her instantly. Within minutes, five other bombs exploded proving to be as fatal as the first. The investigation into this serial bombing case became one of the most massive investigations in history.

Fingerprinting: The identification division of the fbi relies on fingerprints as one of the most effective ways to identify criminals. Fingerprints, along with palmprints and footprints are an indisputable, time-tested method to establish someone's id beyond a shadow of a doubt. Computerization has all but eliminated the old inkpad, and print identification that used to take months now takes minutes.

This factual series follows lifeguards on busy beaches, and the work they do from water rescues to keeping order on the beach. Handling everything from drunken brawls to dangerous water rescues, viewers see the how lifeguards really keep the peace.

This factual series follows lifeguards on busy beaches, and the work they do from water rescues to keeping order on the beach. Handling everything from drunken brawls to dangerous water rescues, viewers see the how lifeguards really keep the peace.

The show features real-life moments of lifeguards and beach police collaborating to apprehend criminals and save lives while keeping order on some of the States’ hottest beaches.

The show features real-life moments of lifeguards and beach police collaborating to apprehend criminals and save lives while keeping order on some of the States’ hottest beaches.

Thousands of Americans are killed in car accidents every year but when a mother of two died after a minor fender bender, her loved ones were left shaking their heads and looking for answers.

The remains of 11 female bodies are found in the desert outside of Albuquerque, N.M.

A girl's recovery from a gunshot wound inspires the community to get her justice.

When Tim Hack and Kelly Drew, young sweethearts in a rural farming town in Wisconsin, don't come home from a wedding reception their families immediately suspect foul play. The largest manhunt in Wisconsin's history is launched and then, five days into the search, a telling clue turns up in the cornfields: Kelly's torn pants. The families now believe they'll never see Tim and Kelly alive again. It still takes over two months of searching before the couple's remains are found in the woods, just seven miles from where they were last seen. Witnesses provide important clues that lead detectives to several viable suspects, including famous serial killers Henry Lee Lucas and Otis Toole, but when no suspect can be placed at the scene of the crime the night Tim and Kelly disappeared, the case goes cold.

Brad Perry had recently returned from his Mormon mission, was going to school, and had just gotten engaged. His family never expected that when he went to work the graveyard shift at his job as a gas station attendant they would never see him alive again. Brad, known as "the peacemaker" in his family, was found tied up and brutally beaten in the storeroom of the gas station. No one could imagine a motive for the crime; who would target a mild-mannered, church-going college kid? Detectives have high hopes that they'll catch the killers - they've got two strong witnesses who provide a sketch of a man they saw with blood on his hands at the gas station. But the witnesses can't pick him out in a line up, and the case quickly goes cold.

Edna Dishon came home from work early one day and found something unusual in her driveway: her daughter's car was there, in the middle of the day, when the 17-year-old should have driven herself to high school that morning as she always did. Jessica Dishon wasn't inside the house, either. Then Edna notices that inside Jessica's car is one shoe, her purse, and her cell phone - with the number "9" dialed on the screen. Edna calls her husband and the two of them go to the police to report their daughter missing. But they are told to wait; the police believe she'll show up by morning. When Jessica doesn't come home, her family calls the FBI; they no longer trust the local police. Within a year the FBI has enough evidence to make an arrest. But the suspect is released over a mistrial and the case goes cold, leaving the Dishon family to wonder if they are living with a murderer in their midst.

Sheriff Joe Clark was beloved by his community. He was a kind man with a tough stance on drugs. When he's shot, sniper-style, in his kitchen at home his family and fellow officers are sure that it's the start of a drug war. Someone in the drug world knew that Joe was after them, so they got to him first. An inexperienced but passionate detective, and good friend to Joe, takes lead on the case. He is determined to find the drug dealer who killed Joe Clark and put him behind bars. But the case goes cold when he fails to identify a suspect, and the detective quits the force in fear that he might be the next officer targeted.

When an 18-year-old Staten Island woman is murdered in her home, the media turns her secret into a front-page scandal. But a meticulously constructed timeline allows detectives to close in on their number one suspect.

A tight-knit Georgia community is in shock when a 41-year-old woman is bludgeoned to death in her own home. As detectives look to piece together her final hours, a story from behind bars reveals the shocking motive for murder.

In an affluent Atlanta suburb, a five-year-old boy is stabbed 18 times when he returns home from school, and his motherÕs lifeless body is discovered in her bedroom. As police search for the killer, a neighborÕs chilling story points them towards a psychopath with a bizarre hidden agenda.

A double homicide in NYC soon becomes a media circus when investigators reveal the two victims led a secret life. As the list of suspects grows, itÕs a call from the victimsÕ home that may provide the only link to the killer.

Scottish chef Gordon Malloch arrives in Saudi Arabia to start a new life as a catering manager but quickly finds himself a profitable sideline as a bootlegger. His homemade hooch makes him the toast of the ex-pat party scene - and when some fellow Europeans offer him a role in a whiskey smuggling operation he jumps at it. Demand for premium quality whiskey in the strictly teetotal Saudi Arabian kingdom brings Gordon to the attention of the ruling elite and Gordon is soon supplying a local prince and various members of his extended family. After a near fatal car crash in the desert Gordon decides to quit while he is ahead, and he plans one last job before coming home to Britain. But when he is caught red-handed, he is sentenced by the religious police to nearly four years in prison and over 400 lashes.