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American Justice looks at some of the most notorious cases of police killings in recent times.

In the Depression-torn dust bowl of the 1930s, a new kind of desperado is born. Pretty Boy Floyd, John Dillinger, and Bonnie & Clyde become as well-known and admired as movie stars. Bill Kurtis narrates their murderous rise and deadly fall

The Prohibition Act of 1919 turns the petty vice and extortion gangs into criminal armies and helps sow the seeds of what will become the great crime syndicates. Brooklyn D.A. Charles Hynes is interviewed.

By the mid-1930s, law enforcement is outgunned and uncoordinated. Any state line provides a sanctuary for a fleeing hoodlum, setting the stage for a kidnapping wave.

Examines the triangular relationship between politicians, lawmen, and the underworld. Features the murderous Dutch Schultz and his target D.A. Thomas Dewey.

Covers the Kefauver Hearings in 1950 that were the public's first exposure to the depth and brutality of the Mafia's dealings.

A dream vacation turns into a murderous nightmare for an 11-year-old girl when she is orphaned and left to drown on a sinking yacht.

Kidnapped at gunpoint, Gracia and her husband Martin are forcibly marched through the Philippine jungle.

After finding the body of a young girl in a stream located in the suburbs of Montreal, investigators strive to retrace a murderer who knew how to use water to his advantage.

The story of a young girl savagely beaten by a group of teenagers and later found dead in a river leads to a troubling inquiry whereby water causes several complications as well as the solution to the case.

The mother of two teenaged girls is found dead in her bathtub. The coroner declares it an accidental death, but a year later, new information prompt the police to reopen the case.

Two girls are attacked by a man armed with a baseball bat. One of them manages to escape but the second one is found in a salmon river. The killer nags the police for months until he leaves behind a telling clue.

The body of a woman is found floating next to a dock. The case takes the detectives into a sinister world from which few come out unharmed.

In April 1996, Winston Malcolm is rescued from icy waters of a lake after a canoe accident. He announced to hospital staff that his wife was with him. A dive team is called to the rescue, and the body of Jan Marshall is finally found a few days later.

The summer of 2007, a young girl walks on the beach and a human foot in a sneaker. Less than a week later, a couple discovers another running shoe with a foot inside of it south of there. Thus begins the mystery of the disembodied feet.

In early April 2000, two students discover the lifeless body of a young woman on the edge of a river. The victim has wounds on her neck, but a murder weapon is not found at the scene. Investigators find a piece of paper in the victim’s pant pocket.

April 1999 in the Port of Quebec City, the "Spirit of Columbus" is moored at Pier 29. A worker sees a body floating at the base of the platform. The pathologist determines that the woman had been strangled. The case is becomes a murder.

A young boy was shot in the head while playing in his school yard. It would take a forensic ballistics expert to find out who shot the gun, and from where.

An expert in forensic odontology helps solve the death of a young teenage girl in Scotland. And police enlist the help of an expert with a very unusual discipline to find out who is behind a scam involving the fraudulent football signatures.

When the body of a young woman is found in a multi-story car park in Kent, police enlist the help of a blood spatter expert to identify her killer.

When a young woman disappears from outside a nightclub in Glasgow, it takes an expert in soil analysis to link the suspect to the scene where her body was found.

In Scotland, detectives enlist the help of an expert in mobile phone technology to track the movements of a suspect in a fatal attack on a woman. And an expert in art fraud must determine whether an expensive painting is genuine or a convincing forgery.

In Yorkshire, two separate investigations into women murdered by their partner each require the help of an expert witness. In Hull, evidence from pollen helps put the killer behind bars.

When a man kills four people in north Yorkshire and then goes on the run, police need all the help they can get. So they turn to an expert in forensic handwriting analysis to help find him.

When a dismembered body is discovered, police turn to a facial reconstruction expert to help identify the victim. And when a man is murdered in Northern Ireland, a cell site expert uses his tracking skills to help catch the killers.

When the body of a farmer is found in a lake, a bio archaeologist helps police reveal how he got there. And when a man is accused of intentionally spreading the HIV virus, a virologist is called on to determine his guilt.

When a 21-year-old student is murdered and dumped in the Humber estuary, a forensic biologist helps police bring her killer to justice. And an expert witness analyses soil at a shallow grave to unearth the truth behind the death of a man in Scotland.

When a woman is the victim of an acid attack in Brighton, an expert pieces together hours of CCTV footage to identify the suspect. And through pollen analysis, an expert witness helps police solve a murder case.

When two men are wrongly convicted of murder, a forensic blood spatter analyst helps prove their innocence. And an expert witness uses mobile phone analysis to help police bring a gang of drug traffickers to justice.

When a young man is stabbed to death, a facial recognition expert helps Merseyside Police catch the killer. And a specialist palynologist helps the detectives investigating the disappearance of an elderly couple.

Police turn to an expert witness to help them link a drug gang to the death of a Vietnamese man in Wales. And experts in DNA and fibre analysis provide the evidence needed to convict the killer of an elderly man in Bristol.

A blood residue specialist leads police to the killers of an East Sussex waiter brutally bludgeoned in his flat. And a forensic entomologist uncovers a case of extreme neglect when a Merseyside grandmother is found dead at home.

Covers the infamous New York mob families from the murder of Paul Castellano outside Sparks Steak House to the new Mafia--brutal gangs from Colombia and Russia.

A probe into the justice system's failure to protect society from career criminals. Focuses on the case of Richard Allen Davis who abducted and murdered 12-year-old Polly Klaas.

Story of the Old West's most murderous villains, including the James Younger gang, the first real bank robbers in America; the Dalton Brothers; and, Butch Cassidy's Wild Bunch.

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