Crossing Jordan

A fugitive on the run, Jordan travels to the nation's capital in pursuit of the news story that her ex-beau Pollack had been working on to find out what happened the night he was murdered.

Special prosecutor William Ivers is brought in to investigate the practices of the coroners’ office and specifically those of Jordan, causing Macy to pressure her to follow procedure.

A riot erupts in Boston after an eight-year-old boy is shot 33 times by police. Jordan, the rest of the team of coroners as well as Lu and Woody join together to investigate.

When a Las Vegas prize fighter is found dead after winning a match, Danny and Delinda decide to stay in Boston to help Jordan and Woody investigate his murder.

Jordan and Lily go on a road trip to recover the body of a little person, but only to find it stolen from the back of the morgue's van.

A high profile defense attorney, Shelly Levine, who has a history with Macy, is found shot and presumed dead. The only problem is he is very much alive and can hear and feel everything.

A serial killer taunts Nigel through his blog with clues that lead to a real murder scene. The killer challenges Nigel to find the next victim before it's too late, but he only has 24 hours.

Jordan defies special prosecutor William Ivers' orders by performing an autopsy on a corpse that she believes did not actually die from the flu.

When Jordan, Macy and Detective Matt Seely attempt to solve a 16-year-old girl's murder, they discover that she was keeping a scandalous secret.

Jordan and Woody have the difficult task of trying to solve the murder of a pregnant woman and finding that the baby is now missing from her womb.

Woody and Jordan desperately try to find a school bus full of children that is hijacked and then disappears.

Macy takes Jordan to the hospital for her extremely risky brain surgery that will hopefully save her life. Everyone else tries to keep busy in the morgue to avoid worrying more about Jordan.

Macy and the rest of the coroners decide to take turns helping care for Jordan after her brain surgery.

Jordan decides that she is ready to get back to work. After agreeing to take it easy, she finds herself thrust into a murder case and back to her old ways.

A woman that has been presumed dead for the past six years actually has just died a few hours earlier and has caused Jordan and William Ivers to team up on this peculiar case.

When an odd man wanders into Woody's office and claims there has been a murder, Woody and Jordan learn that the man is the one that was murdered.

Kate Switzer is put in charge of forming a team to investigate what killed a ship full of people on the Norwegian Sea and enlists the help of the entire group of coroners.