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Facial reconstruction is used to identify a skull found at a Boy Scout camp, leading an assistant scoutmaster into confessing the murder of his wife.

A serial bomber is believed to have a vendetta against the legal profession after he targets a judge, two attorneys and a courthouse.

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

The suspicious circumstances surrounding the death of a 4-month-old infant prompt authorities to arrest, charge and convict the baby's mother.

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.

DNA evidence supports the claims of a man who has maintained his innocence for years after being wrongly convicted and sentenced to three life terms.

Police investigators and forensic scientists examine a slightly damaged bicycle in an attempt to learn what happened to its 8-year-old owner.

A 2-year-old boy is admitted to the emergency room after suffering from brain seizures and breathing difficulties, and doctors struggle to find a diagnosis.

The trail of a girl's disappearance turns up few leads until police decide to interrogate her boyfriend and childhood friend.

Forensic evidence implicates Darlie Routier, a Texas mother who claims that an intruder stabbed her sons and herself.

A scene of horrific violence is revealed to forensic investigators using a substance that illuminates the faintest traces of blood.

A mysterious fire engulfs a doctor's house on a windy night in October of 1995, and two out of the four family members fail to make it out alive.

A woman's body is discovered in an apartment's bathtub and authorities investigate the rest of the tenants, but it takes modern forensics to break the case.

Cameras capture the terrifying final moments of a murder victim with evidence of a robbery is found at the crime scene and a spurned lover has motive.

Live reports of the latest breaking news from around the world.

Live reports of the latest breaking news from around the world.

Live reports of the latest breaking news from around the world.

In the winter of 1974, college-age women from the Pacific Northwest began to disappear seemingly without a trace.

While serving time for aggravated kidnapping in Utah and facing first degree murder charges in Colorado, Ted Bundy escaped not once but twice from authorities.

With all the murder trials and appeals, Ted Bundy tries to help prepare his own defense, but his amateur lawyering can't assist him to escape the death penalty.

Ted Bundy maintains his innocence, but as the clock whines down on his final death warrant, Ted decides to make a last desperate attempt to save his own life.

When a 42-year-old mother of three was found beaten to death, her husband confessed he may have been drunk, blacked out, and killed her.

Melissa Branned disappears and police zero in on a suspect and find blue fibers in his car which they hope will match the outfit the girl was last seen wearing.

Man dies after being taken to the hospital with strange symptoms and poison is found in his body as well as the thermos his wife brought him.

A computer enhancement technique provides new evidence in the case of a husband who returns home to find his wife dead.

When a woman's body is found at the bottom of the basement stairs, police believe she died as a result of an accidental fall.

Investigators struggle to find a cause when more than a dozen children from Seattle, Washington, contract a mysterious and fatal illness.

When a widower is out doing laundry, his house catches fire and two of his children die in the blaze. Their deaths are ruled as an accident.

A Native American couple comes in with symptoms of the flu that turn deadly as each die within days of each other, bringing the Center for Disease Control out.

Man threatens to sue hotel where his wife "accidentally" slipped and died but a police investigation and accident reconstruction reveals it was no accident.

A man rapes women for twenty years without ever leaving a clue for police to follow; however, geographical profiling holds promise at catching this rapist.

A man who found his brother and sister-in-law strangled was later killed himself, possibly because of something he learned about the murderer.

Joann Katrinak told her friends about a disturbing phone call from a stranger, then three days later she and her infant son disappeared.

Police uncover a body that has been in a barrel for thirty years and use the address book found with the body to uncover the details of the case.

Investigators are puzzled by multiple suspects when a Seattle policeman's house goes up in flames.

A pregnant woman is brutally attacked in her own home and her unborn child is killed. She awakes from her coma and identifies her husband.

When a young girl is sexually assaulted and murdered, forensic scientists are able to find a key clue in the form of some unusual fibers found near the victim.

Marks on a dead woman's body immediately point the finger of suspicion on her troubled husband but forensic examiners discount that inference.

Medical investigators examining a case concerning the unusually high rate of death at a Texas hospital discover an unlikely murder weapon.

When a woman's body is found at the bottom of the basement stairs, police believe she died as a result of an accidental fall.

Investigators struggle to find a cause when more than a dozen children from Seattle, Washington, contract a mysterious and fatal illness.

When a widower is out doing laundry, his house catches fire and two of his children die in the blaze. Their deaths are ruled as an accident.

A Native American couple comes in with symptoms of the flu that turn deadly as each die within days of each other, bringing the Center for Disease Control out.

Man threatens to sue hotel where his wife "accidentally" slipped and died but a police investigation and accident reconstruction reveals it was no accident.

A man rapes women for twenty years without ever leaving a clue for police to follow; however, geographical profiling holds promise at catching this rapist.

A man who found his brother and sister-in-law strangled was later killed himself, possibly because of something he learned about the murderer.

Joann Katrinak told her friends about a disturbing phone call from a stranger, then three days later she and her infant son disappeared.

Police uncover a body that has been in a barrel for thirty years and use the address book found with the body to uncover the details of the case.

Investigators are puzzled by multiple suspects when a Seattle policeman's house goes up in flames.

A pregnant woman is brutally attacked in her own home and her unborn child is killed. She awakes from her coma and identifies her husband.

When a young girl is sexually assaulted and murdered, forensic scientists are able to find a key clue in the form of some unusual fibers found near the victim.

Marks on a dead woman's body immediately point the finger of suspicion on her troubled husband but forensic examiners discount that inference.

Medical investigators examining a case concerning the unusually high rate of death at a Texas hospital discover an unlikely murder weapon.