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A seasoned killer's bloodlust cannot be controlled, and he won't stop killing until he's paid back society for his eight years behind bars.
A seasoned killer's bloodlust cannot be controlled, and he won't stop killing until he's paid back society for his eight years behind bars.
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It Takes a Killer
S1, EP86 "Lethal Payback"After a brutal killing at a construction site, homicide detectives track down a suspect who they've been eyeing from the beginning.
It Takes a Killer
S1, EP87 "The Son of Sam"A deranged man terrorizes New York City in the late 1970s, leaving a trail of dead and wounded in his wake until a series of letters, a reluctant witness, and a parking ticket lead to his capture.
It Takes a Killer
S1, EP94 "Cleveland Killer"A damaged man turns Cleveland, Ohio into a hunting ground as part of a twisted plot to exact revenge on the women who hurt him.
It Takes a Killer
S1, EP101 "Targeted Teacher"The murder of a respected college professor sends shockwaves through suburban Richmond, Virginia; cops investigate the homicide nonstop until evidence reveals a cold-blooded killer's premeditated plot.
It Takes a Killer
S1, EP84 "Process of Elimination"A vicious custody battle ends when one of the parents vanishes without a trace; law enforcement investigates the usual suspects only to uncover a seemingly premeditated murder and a sickening attempt to cover it up.
It Takes a Killer
S1, EP83 "Blood on the Chef's Apron"When a chef's wife goes missing from Southern California, it initially appears she may have left voluntarily, yet, after months of investigation, detectives uncover she was the victim of a ruthless homicide and an even more savage cover up.
It Takes a Killer
S1, EP71 "Blood Thicker Than Marriage"Cops investigate the apparent carjacking of a husband and wife in East Los Angeles, California only to discover that the ambush was a ruse, carried out by cousins, to kill the husband for insurance money.
It Takes a Killer
S1, EP66 "Bodyparts In My Pocket"A serial killer crisscrosses California until his inner demons lead him to show up at a local Sheriff's Department with a victim's body part in his jacket pocket.
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