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A woman kills her husband in a satanic rite; a woman tracks down the man who raped her.
A woman kills her husband in a satanic rite; a woman tracks down the man who raped her.
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Cold Case Files
S1, EP15 "Killer in the County"A killer of four goes free until a detective finds key evidence on a coffee cup.
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S1, EP16 "Presumed Dead; The Tow Truck Killer"Woman's body hidden in a refrigerator; murder of a deputy sheriff.
Cold Case Files
S1, EP19 "Vanished"A serial killer keeps law enforcement working on his cases for over 20 years.
Cold Case Files
S1, EP20 "The Missing and the Dead"A forensic anthropologist painstakingly pieces 97 bone fragments back together to solve a woman's murder.
Cold Case Files
S2, EP1 "Operation Jambalaya; Footprints in the Snow"A New Orleans police officer goes undercover on a riverboat; a Wisconsin man goes on trial for a murder 10 years earlier.
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