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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.

An abandoned suitcase containing a young woman's body, leads to a mystery of a second woman missing too.

The murder of a gay couple in rural California leads investigators into the world of hate crimes.

Shanti Cooper was murdered by her husband, who was seeking to benefit from life insurance and assets.

Abraham Shakespeare became a local celebrity in Lakeland, Florida, after winning the lottery. However, receiving hundreds of calls a day from people asking for money became too much.

When William Saunderson-Smith was found bludgeoned to death in 2011, police discovered cash stuffed in bags and 67 different mobile phones.

After going missing, police suspect that Gary Hampson has been murdered by a drug dealer over a dispute, even though no body is ever found.

The murder of Edwin Rose, while on holiday climbing mountains at Goatfell on the Isle of Arran, led to a manhunt and the longest ever prison term in Scotland.

After not being seen for several days, Rita Parminter was found dead in her home in Hastings. To police, it initially appeared that she had taken her own life.

Felicity Paget was killed by a mystery knifeman who entered her house, and also attacked her fiancé William Webb. The fleeing attacker left footprints behind in blood.

John Kewish was the last person to be hanged for murder on the Isle of Man in August 1872. Yet, the case continues to create controversy to this day.

When a man was murdered in a bomb blast, investigators must sift through shards of evidence to hone in on the perpetrator.

The wife of an Air Force officer was found dead in her bed, with a plastic laundry bag near her face. See how did the forensics team piece together this limited evidence.

Police search for a missing boy. First they find his backpack, then his body, but can they track down the killer?

When police arrive at the scene of a car accident, the bloody mess they find leads them to suspect foul play.

Two victims are found in an irrigation canal and questions are asked whether a killer can be caught if the evidence is washed away. Police turn to nearby footprints for answers.

In the light of day, a DNA picture painted by a molecular biologist and new clues are revealed about a traffic accident during the night.

Blood spatters can be used to help solve cases, especially when things may not appear to be what seem. Find out how forensics pieced together the evidence to crack this case.

Police initially thought a teenager had run away, until they found her naked battered body in a ditch. They hope to find the killer with the evidence.

Police recovered a submerged car, but the driver was missing. Evidence found inside the car would lead them down a trail of obsession.

In California, an innocent couple were found shot dead in a car park. As detectives investigated, they discovered their deaths were part of a murderous plot targeting law enforcement.

In San Antonio, Christopher Duncan leaves his apartment never to return home. Police have little to go on until surveillance footage offers up the possible identity of a dangerous killer.

With no evidence, detectives were stuck investigating the missing expectant mother, but the spring thaw exposed a flaw in a sinister scheme.

In the 1980s, a series of women went missing in Anchorage, Alaska, leading local and state police to collaborate in their hunt for the predator.

In June 2010, North Attleborough police are summoned to a brutal homicide scene. Minutes later, an impending thunderstorm threatens to obliterate crucial evidence.

During the frigid winter of 2018 in Idaho, police receive a frantic phone call. A man has reportedly fallen overboard into freezing waters.

Sandra Parkinson was a vibrant young woman brimming with potential. Working in Salcombe, her life was tragically cut short when she was murdered in broad daylight, mere metres from a busy beach.

Nora Trott, a much-loved member of her community, was savagely murdered. Twenty-seven years after her death, advances in DNA technology would allow police to find a suspect in her case.

Michael Brown claimed to be a sensitive man, held back by the fact he was only five feet tall. However, it seems as if his frustrations at his inability to get a job became murderous.

Jean Dicker believed her son Steve was simply being kind when he moved in following her husband's death. However, suspicions arose when she was found dead in what appeared to be a robbery gone wrong.

Michael Peacock was having an affair with a much younger woman and had decided he did not want to pay for a costly divorce. Consequently, he plotted what he believed to be the perfect murder.

By day, Peter Moore was understood by his neighbours as a mild-mannered cinema owner. By night, he was a self-confessed mummy's boy who turned to murder following the death of his mother.

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