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In 1987, a young girl is found raped and strangled; in 1983, a young mother is raped and murdered at work.
In 1987, a young girl is found raped and strangled; in 1983, a young mother is raped and murdered at work.
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S5, EP9 "Something Snapped; a Killer's Dream"In 1987, a young girl is found raped and strangled; in 1983, a young mother is raped and murdered at work.
Cold Case Files
S4, EP18 "The Family; The Clue That Stuck"A detective vows not to shave until he solves the murder of a young woman; investigators track down a killer with the help of DNA found on duct tape used on the victim.
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S4, EP20 "A Confession for Carmen; The Girls"A body is found in Cobbs Creek on the west side of Philadelphia; two girls befriend an elderly rich man who winds up missing.
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S5, EP10 "Daddy Dearest; A Pastor's Wife"A wiretapped conversation between a suspected killer and his sister cracks a 9-year-old murder case; a geologist finds human bones, solving the murder of a Virginia woman.
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S5, EP8 "Killer on Campus; The Bow Hunter"DNA evidence solves the murder of a female law student; a man confesses to the random killing of a bowhunter.
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S5, EP7 "On the Case: Nacole's Killer"Det. Vince Velazquez of Atlanta and Capt. Russell Popham of East Point, Ga., work to solve the 1995 rape and murder of 14-year-old Nacole Smith, one of Atlanta's most notorious unsolved crimes.
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S5, EP6 "Caught on Tape; A Son to Remember"A cell phone and an ATM card lead to the apprehension of a rapist.
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S5, EP5 "The Sunday Morning Slasher"Publicity of a man's mandatory release in Texas brings forth a witness to a murder after 24 years in Michigan.
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