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A Jacksonville firefighter discovers his wifeÕs lifeless body in the bedroom of their gated community home. His confession of infidelity initially makes him the prime suspect. But itÕs a stolen car caught on CCTV that ultimately leads investigators to the killer.

The investigation into a Florida womanÕs murder takes a bizarre turn with an out-of-state tip about a homicidal hitchhiker. But the smoking gun comes via a local pawnshop, revealing a killer who lurks dangerously close to home.

When killers are driven by jealousy and desire, their desperation is evident in both the crime and their efforts to avoid detection. But forensic science can reveal even the slightest mistake to solve crimes of passion.

Bill kurtis hosts this series of nonfiction cases being re-examined after being considered cold. With the use of forensic advances and new evidence, police and detectives attempt to solve old crimes and unanswered questions.

Bill kurtis hosts this series of nonfiction cases being re-examined after being considered cold. With the use of forensic advances and new evidence, police and detectives attempt to solve old crimes and unanswered questions.

Georgia detectives investigating the timeline of a family involved in a triple shooting find motive in both their failing business and a local meth addict with a grudge. But the discovery of a hidden key ultimately unlocks the secret to the killerÕs sensational identity.

A fifteen-year-old girl goes to deliver a letter for her parents. Only a few hours later, she is found viciously murdered and left under a slide in a park, only 120 yards from her home.  Ansley Common, in Nuneaton, Warwickshire is a close-knit village. No one has the slightest clue who could perpetrate such a terrible crime.  The investigation that follows has become one of Britain’s most successful examples of steadfast police inquiry; door-to-door searches bring them closer and closer to the killer.  When DNA is discovered in a bite mark left on the victim’s body, police zero in on a suspect.  Can they catch a violent murderer who thinks he’s gotten away with his crime?

Children go missing from a small community in new delhi. They disappear at a rate of one every month for nearly two years.Êparents fear their children have been snatched to service the organ transplant trade - or worse, the child sex trade.Êpoliceêrefuse to believe they are beingêabducted. They are wrong. Are they being taken by 'country boy' surinder koli whose mind has been warped by sex parties thrown by his boss? The death of 19 children is made worse to take for parents who then discover that koli was also a cannibal