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A killer helps convict himself when he boasts about his crime to his prison cellmates; a pregnant woman is found dead.
A killer helps convict himself when he boasts about his crime to his prison cellmates; a pregnant woman is found dead.
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S2, EP6 "Traces of Murder; The Bathtub Killer"A killer helps convict himself when he boasts about his crime to his prison cellmates; a pregnant woman is found dead.
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S2, EP5 "Ticket to Nowhere; The Paper Route"A woman helps to solve her mother's murder; an officer solves the murder of a newspaper-delivery woman.
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S2, EP4 "The Baiting Game"A forensic anthropologist becomes an expert on the human body's rate of decay.
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