A boy complains of fever and digestive issues a few days before he is scheduled to attend space camp, and it turns out to be the result of a deadly infection.
Ten bodies are found in different places, initiating a seven-month investigation that cracks when a girl escapes the killer with a carpet fiber on her body.
Careful analysis of the crime scene reveals a soil sample that proves instrumental in solving the case of a married couple who disappeared from their home.
A dense patch of fog causes the most devastating automobile accident in American history, and police aim to find out if it was a naturally occurring phenomenon.
A woman goes missing from her Arizona home while her husband is on vacation in California, and the results of the investigation are particularly surprising.
A waitress complains of flu-like symptoms but doctors can't determine what is causing the condition and then her sons begin suffering from the same illness.
Two people die inexplicably after taking the same over-the-counter pain relief medication, and investigators find a lethal dose of cyanide on the pills.
In 1962, the small town of in Hanford, Calif., is shocked when a 15-year-old girl is murdered, and after 24 years, microscopic evidence brings justice.
Scheduled to testify against a man who robbed her, a woman is killed days before the trial, and the accused man has a time-stamped videotape as his alibi.
Several attacks happened in 1993 to Florida tourists, causing police to investigate using one major piece of evidence being a bite mark left on a victim.
When a man loses a second wife to an accidental drowning, medical examiners look for similarities between the two deaths, suspecting they weren't accidents.
In Peoria, IL investigators find an nondescript print where a man has been murdered and two teenage females were savagely attacked; the girls couldn't assist.
Firefighters responding to a house fire are shocked to discover an entire family burned to death inside, and police believe it was a case of murder-suicide.
Solving the double homicide of a homosexual couple and a series of California hate crimes takes investigators into the sordid world of White Supremacy.
In 1962, the small town of in Hanford, Calif., is shocked when a 15-year-old girl is murdered, and after 24 years, microscopic evidence brings justice.
Scheduled to testify against a man who robbed her, a woman is killed days before the trial, and the accused man has a time-stamped videotape as his alibi.
Several attacks happened in 1993 to Florida tourists, causing police to investigate using one major piece of evidence being a bite mark left on a victim.
When a man loses a second wife to an accidental drowning, medical examiners look for similarities between the two deaths, suspecting they weren't accidents.
In Peoria, IL investigators find an nondescript print where a man has been murdered and two teenage females were savagely attacked; the girls couldn't assist.
Forensic scientists uncover a key piece of microscopic evidence in the water near the last known location of a boy who never returned home from a fishing trip.
An illness resembling influenza strikes residents of Milwaukee in the spring of 1993, but the sickness proves to be more serious and more difficult to identify.
A baby and a trucker die while displaying identical unique symptoms on the same night in the same hospital, causing concern of a new epidemic outbreak.
Over thirty years ago, a man was alleged accidentally shot and killed in a skeet shooting incident, but doubts remained about his friend's accounting of events
A strand of hair provides key evidence in a case regarding a woman who disappeared after leaving her home to walk to the train that would take her to work.
A stockbroker's killed and early in the investigation cops note the stark absence of clues; the authorities are hopeful that the victim's pet dog may have some.