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A two-year investigation into the random murder of Margaret Wilson would lead police on one of the most complex and fascinating murder investigations in recent memory.

After eleven days of radio silence, the Mochries were discovered dead in their home on a Sunday evening, in a twisted murder suicide. But police still had to discover why.

Miles William Giffard believed his parents owed him everything, and would stop at nothing to get what he needed for the lavish lifestyle he craved.

After a murderer mistakes a doctor for a vicar, he would proceed to travel the length of the country in search of another man of the cloth to kill.

When 19-year-old Christopher Green's body is found in a snowy ditch less than a mile from his home, investigators' only hopes of solving his murder are shoe prints at the scene and information from neighbours.

On a blustery Michigan day, police receive a report of a beloved couple found dead in their home. Despite few clues, snow on the ground provides a crucial lead.

In a frigid New York winter, police investigate Joan Bent's disappearance, questioning her husband, concerned boyfriend and a sacked employee. After Joan's body is discovered, detectives find their answers have been preserved in the icy conditions.

During a bitter, lengthy Michigan winter, a young father vanishes. As spring arrives, a gruesome discovery is made. The harsh winter conditions may aid investigators in their quest for the truth.

A house erupted in flames on a cold January night, killing one person and injuring another. The survivor blamed a kerosene heater. The evidence at the scene did not support her story, and she was charged with arson and murder.

In 1957 a man committed a number of crimes in one night. 50 years later with new and improved technology, police were able to prove their case.

Investigators piece together tiny clues at the scene of a hit-and-run accident. Their findings help to track down the offending driver.

When an elderly couple dies in a house fire, police suspect their son to be the culprit. Will further investigation reveal the truth?

Police instigated an intense search when the mother of two children went missing and, less than a day later, they found her body. How did forensics help detectives?

Some skeletal remains and a single red hair of a woman are found in a remote area. Investigators use forensic science to identify the victim and killer.

When a woman went missing on holiday, all police found was her shoes. Video evidence suggested there might be a killer afoot.

A woman is found dead in bed with a gun in hand and suicide notes close by. It looks like suicide, but curious evidence suggests otherwise.

Investigators must piece together fragments of a computer disc to discover who murdered the wife of a serviceman in the Philippines.

Helen Torbet visited the Highlands every year. Over time, Don MacMillan Junior, the son of the proprietors, developed what can only be described as an unhealthy obsession with her.

When Patricia Causley disappeared, her husband managed to convince police that she had walked out on her own volition. A decade later, detectives piece together what had really happened.

Percy Mapleton sought a quick fortune and identified Brighton bond trader Isaac Gold as his target. However, his attempted robbery on a moving train turned into an unspeakable tragedy.

After disappearing months earlier, the skull of Victoria Couchman was found in St Leonards-on-Sea, East Sussex. Her controlling father became the prime suspect.

Irene Munro, a woman enjoying a holiday on the south coast of England, was tragically bludgeoned to death during what should have been a relaxing getaway. Her life was violently taken by two unemployed war veterans, who then robbed her.

When Anthony Ashley-Cooper disappeared in 2005, his family feared that he had been kidnapped, but evidence confirmed that he had been murdered for his money.

In 2012, local DJ Ervin Holton is shot dead on his friend's porch. With no witnesses, police turn to the security cameras opposite for evidence.

When student Julissa Brisman is found shot and bound in a hotel room in Boston, police use cameras to find her killer and are shocked by what they uncover.

In 2012, young Atlanta entrepreneur Terry Porter was found dead execution-style by his neighbour outside his home. With no forensic evidence or witnesses, detectives attempt to use surveillance footage to catch Porter's killer.

When Carl Starke is shot dead close to his home in Florida, police turn to CCTV footage to help hunt his killer, resulting in a huge manhunt and a shocking on-camera interview.

Forensic pathologist Dr Richard Shepherd investigates the murder of Jeffrey Howe, whose body was found dismembered and strewn across the UK by Stephen Marshall and Sarah Bush, all for money.

Forensic pathologist Dr Richard Shepherd investigates the murder of author, Helen Bailey by her fiancé Ian Stewart, as well as the murder of his first wife, Diane Stewart.

Forensic pathologist Dr Richard Shepherd investigates the case of Stevie Allman, killed by her sister Sarah Mitchell, who set fire to her home and stole her identity.

Forensic pathologist Dr Richard Shepherd investigates the case of Timothy Pasa. Pasa was killed by his wife Barbara, who drugged him and then set fire to their family home.

After Philip Manning shot his ex-wife, Margaret Whitcomb, dead in a vengeful rage on Christmas day and hospitalised her boyfriend, he led police on a wild chase across the country.

A six-year-old girl, Andrea Atkinson, is found dead in the boiler room of her Toronto tenement. Forensic investigators quickly determine she has been raped and smothered. There are no witnesses.

In 1990, Gainesville, Fla., becomes the site of a number of coed murders.

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