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The friends of a Georgia father accused of murdering his ex-wife come together to prove he is innocent, while prosecutors count on his young children to testify against him.
The friends of a Georgia father accused of murdering his ex-wife come together to prove he is innocent, while prosecutors count on his young children to testify against him.
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S27, EP12 "In a Lonely Place"The family members of murdered California entrepreneur Chris Smith speak out; interviews with investigators, Smith's former colleague, and prosecutor Matt Murphy.
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S20, EP19 "The Goldfinger Mystery"Police suspect a woman's estranged husband in her stabbing death, but surveillance video shows he was not at the scene.
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S19, EP52 "Deadly Liaisons"The investigation into the murder of a pregnant woman leads to a former professional football player and several women associated with him.
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S26, EP14 "Out There in the Dark"The mysterious death of a young mother in Ohio and the ensuing investigation that spans years and multiple states.
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S35, EP1 "The Family Plot"The death of Matt Restelli, who was shot after he showed up at his wife Kate's mother's home, initially appeared to be a case of self-defense but soon revealed a devious family drama.
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