Forensic Files

Police are stumped in hunting a serial killer in 1957 until new technology help solve the crimes.

Police collect evidence leading to a driver who fatally injured a cyclist in a hit-and-run accident.

A man becomes the prime suspect when his parents are killed in a house fire.

Twenty years after the murder of a young mother technology sheds a new light.

Forensic artist must reconstruct a victim's face before she can be identified.

A wife is missing in Key West; investigators wonder if they should be searching for a killer.

A mother's suicide is not convincing when an attempt on her life three years prior is discovered.

Pieces of plastic the size of sand hold clues to a bombing.

Further investigation proves that a woman's suffocation after falling asleep was staged.

A killer is careless when a home is destroyed by fire and a young boy is missing.

Highway policeman is shocked when a bloody traffic collision is classified as an accident.

An irrigation canal murder remains unsolved until a similar murder occurs.

Behavioral profiling is found faulty when DNA profile is obtained.

A missing teen is found dead several days later.

A missing teen is found dead several days later.

A submerged car minus the driver leads to a sinister plot of murder.

Dispatch recieves a call from a man who says his girlfriend shot herself.

Police investigate a Native American woman's murder less than 10 miles from another murder scene.

A brilliant architect is poisoned and dies befroe she was to testify in a criminal trial.

Eyewitnesses description don't come close to resembling the prime suspect.

The murder of an eccentric millionaire was more than just a robbery.

Woman disappears from grocery store parking lot in Boulder; investigators find extraordinary clues.

Police fear that the death of a young college student may be a hate crime.

Investigation into an accidental drowning focuses on one person, with a million reasons to kill.