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Retired officers track down a killer; DNA technology puts away a man who killed a co-worker.
Retired officers track down a killer; DNA technology puts away a man who killed a co-worker.
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S4, EP6 "A Man Scorned; The Dungeon"DNA on a scarf helps to convict a homeless man of murder; a victim's phone call and his own writings help to convict a man who imprisoned teens in an underground bunker.
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S4, EP4 "Friend of the Family; Remains of Murder"An ex-girlfriend helps to bring a child-murderer to justice; a mysterious set of bones puts police on the trail of a teen's killer.
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