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When a couple camping on a secluded Hawaiian beach is attacked by an unknown assailant, police have little to go on in their hunt for a killer.

A young successful businessman leaves it all behind to travel the world. But when he falls out of contact, his family soon fear the worst. With no evidence, motive or suspects, can investigators solve the mystery behind his whereabouts before it’s too late?

In hamilton, ohio, two bike riders discover a human torso on the east bank of the great miami river. The butler county sheriff’s office and the butler county coroner respond to the scene and begin an investigation.

In 1998, a new mexico college student is reported missing by her roommate. When investigators recover blood samples, the two boys last seen with the missing woman are questioned, and blame each other for her disappearance. The 18-year-old’s body is found in the desert with multiple stab wounds, and evidence points to the two boys.

A devastated mother finds her baby dead in his crib. Can Dr. G solve this heartbreaking case and save the twin from a similar fate? Then, a young father dies under mysterious circumstances. Now Dr. G must uncover what took a father from his children in the prime of his life.

A family vacation turns tragic when a beloved grandfather suddenly collapses. And things get complicated when his family objects to an autopsy. And then, a seemingly healthy woman dies without warning. Now it’s up to Dr. G to put the pieces of a very unusual puzzle together.

When a patient in a hospital emergency room said he cut his hand on a dumpster, the doctor recognized the injury as something else. That doctor became the chief witness in a crime involving the murder of a 67-year-old grandmother.

Two of America’s premier pornographers happen to be brothers. When one turns up dead, his brother confesses to shooting him. The question for investigators is whether the shooting was pre-meditated. A 911 call in which the fatal shots can be heard, and a computer reconstruction of the crime scene, provide the answer.

When the body of a female prison guard shows up in a landfill, investigators immediately suspect the hundreds of prisoners in the facility where she worked. The medical examiner not only discovered the cause of her death, he found an important clue. It was a “signature” element, which figured in two other murders committed years earlier. The perpetrator of those crimes was an inmate at the prison. Was it possible he committed this crime, too?

When a nine year old girl headed for school vanishes from her quiet suburban neighborhood, an entire community starts searching for her abductor. Investigators wonder if her long-lost mother might be connected to the disappearance. Finally, police use satellites surveilling the Pacific Northwest to find who took her and where. Tracing the perpetrator's movements not only leads them to the girl, but shows the twisted motive in the perpetrator's mind.

When a Maine State Trooper is attacked during a routine stop, it triggers a chain of events which jump starts a stalled murder case hundreds of miles away. The Maine attack appears strikingly similar to the brutal sexual assault and murder of a young woman in New Jersey. There is very little forensic evidence in the New Jersey crime, but the “signature” the killer left behind – the ritualistic similarities in both of these crimes -- identified him just as convincingly as a DNA match.

A 19-year-old Pennsylvania woman disappears on her way to work leaving behind her infant son, a family who loves her, and a job she enjoys. Police investigators view this case as a missing person/possible homicide. It takes space-age technology, cat hairs and insects to pinpoint the image of the woman’s abductor before the real story can be told.

A frantic husband calls 911, claiming his wife is dead, bleeding profusely from the head upon his return to their home. The husband of the recently deceased, claims his wife tripped and fell down the stairs. The autopsy report says the victim suffered 7 blows to the head. Forensics experts are employed to link the woman’s husband to her violent murder.

A former fort worth police officer calls 911 late one evening. Emergency personnel respond to find his wife on their bed, dead from a gunshot wound to the chest, which her husband claims was self inflicted. Ballistic tests, fingerprint analysis and polygraph tests are inconclusive, finally blood splatter experts must be used before accusing the ex-cop with the death of his wife.

When Ilene Gowan, a popular waitress at a local bar in Council Bluffs, Iowa, was found dead by the side of the road, her family called in famous forensic examiner Dr. Michael Baden to help solve the case.

A mother of two mysteriously vanishes from her parents' Michigan home while going to check the mailbox, leaving her phone and identification behind. Police declare her dead without discovering a body.

A hard-working father of two is shot in the head just steps from a notorious strip club. When Lt Joe Kenda traces the victim’s final hours, the field of potential suspects grows, but no one is talking. The case is stuck in neutral until Kenda uncovers a conspiracy organized by an unlikely triggerman.

A mother of two is found dead in the most expensive part of Colorado Springs, leaving Lt. Joe Kenda stumped—until he looks into her personal life. And in another case, Kenda gets called to a homicide scene, only to realize it’s his favorite bar.

When the days-old corpse of a tenacious female pilot is found in her ransacked house trailer, police are stumped; until Lt Joe Kenda learns of a startling connection between the victim and her killer. Then… Kenda is called to the scene of a bloody barroom shooting, only to discover that the murder victim is an old family friend.

In his first case with the homicide unit, rookie burglary detective Joe Kenda volunteers to work a bloody multi-victim shooting deemed “unsolvable” by the veterans. But has the ambitious young investigator bitten off more than he can chew?

Why do children at a Texas hospital seem to be dying at a higher rate than at any other hospital in the country? Medical investigators have no answers until they discover that one nurse seems to be on-duty in almost all the fatal cases. But proving the connection seems impossible until an international team of doctors uncovers an unlikely murder weapon.

When the decomposed body of a young girl is discovered, police have no clues to her identity. But days earlier, a stabbing victim told them she thought she might have witnessed a murder. Police think the cases might be related, and to prove it, they turn to an unusual piece of evidence: a tiny wad of chewing gum found near the victim’s body.

Authorities believe the disappearance of a doctor’s wife may have something to do with his alleged involvement in shady adoption practices. Investigators use concrete found in the doctor’s yard and the hazy recollections of a young child to determine what happened to the missing woman.

Some of the refugees who sought asylum in the United States after World War II lied about the atrocities in which they’d participated. Years later, when a high-ranking religious figure was suspected of war crimes, there seemed to be no way to prove his guilt or innocence... until a postcard allegedly written by him 40 years earlier was found in a German archive.

When Jane turns down the advances of Jim Martin, he is unable to cope with the rejection and so turns his focus to a sickening video project on Jane.

After moving to Las Vegas, 19-year-old mother Sarah's colleague is found dead, and when she starts getting threatening messages, she realizes she might be next.

When Mary hires Jociel to help with the family business, she is soon forced to fire him due to his behavior, but she soon learns about his obsession with her.

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