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Forty-one years after the crime, a woman implicates her brother and cousin in the murder of a police officer; blood-splatter evidence helps to solve a murder.
Forty-one years after the crime, a woman implicates her brother and cousin in the murder of a police officer; blood-splatter evidence helps to solve a murder.
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S2, EP10 "Crimes of the KKK"Klansmen set fire to an NAACP president's home, killing him; a white man confesses to forcing a black man to jump from a bridge to his death.
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S2, EP11 "Murder on the Menu"A boy's toy car provides an important clue for detectives as they struggle to make a case against a serial killer.
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S2, EP12 "The Widow and the Wolf; Unicorns and Alligators"A murder victim's niece starts an advocate group; a car preserves a victim's body.
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S2, EP9 "Lady in the Box"After receiving a crucial clue, police solve a woman's murder more than 20 years after the fact.
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S2, EP8 "In the Care of a Killer; Deadly Lies"A re-enactment of a toddler's death is responsible for solving the crime; divers manage to locate a body.
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S2, EP7 "Pride and the Fall; The Nail File"A woman's fall from a cliff leads police to uncover a series of grisly murders; investigators find crucial DNA evidence on a killer's cigarette butts.
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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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