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New evidence prompts the team to reopen the 1973 case of a murdered football player, whose death may have been linked to a steroid cover-up.
New evidence prompts the team to reopen the 1973 case of a murdered football player, whose death may have been linked to a steroid cover-up.
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S6, EP1 "Glory Days"New evidence prompts the team to reopen the 1973 case of a murdered football player, whose death may have been linked to a steroid cover-up.
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S6, EP2 "True Calling"When a student finds a former teacher's car keys in an old desk, Lilly and the team take a new look at the teacher's death, previously thought to be a fatal carjacking.
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