Who Killed Jane Doe?

Ranch hands searching a remote pasture for coyotes killing sheep find the victim of a different predator: a woman dead in a roadside ditch. Meanwhile, a young mother goes missing. Both cases go cold before revealing the secret of who killed Jane Doe.

Apple Valley in California's Mojave Desert is the perfect place to hide a secret. When the body of an unidentified Jane Doe is discovered there in 1994, it takes almost two decades to bring a twisted tale of love, jealousy and a horrible crime to light.

Two ATV riders searching for a lost wallet along a wooded trail in Wildwood, Florida, find a woman's scattered bones instead. While family and friends search for their missing loved one, a dogged detective searches for Jane Doe's identity and her killer.

A woman's body is found in a tent bag in the Kentucky woods. A thousand miles away, a family searches for a missing mother of three. Both cases go unsolved for decades, until a man's obsession and a family's determination converge, uncovering the truth.

The body of an unidentified young woman turns up on the side of an Oklahoma highway. Her name remains a mystery -- until investigators find a family looking for their missing daughter, who's become entrapped in a suspicious relationship.

A transient discovers the body of an unidentified teenage girl in a culvert beside an Arizona freeway, close to the Mexican border. Earlier, in Washington state, a teenager travels near and far searching for love and attention after a troubled childhood.