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A woman's death is initially ruled a suicide, but when a new investigation begins, police begin to suspect murder.
A woman's death is initially ruled a suicide, but when a new investigation begins, police begin to suspect murder.
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S1, EP124 "Justice for Bonnie"When Bonnie Craig was found dead, police collected DNA, but it didn't match anyone in the system; 12 years later there is a hit, but the man is thousands of miles away and, as it turns out, prosecutors need more than DNA to convict a killer.
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S3, EP3 "A Crack in Everything"A woman's death is initially ruled a suicide, but when a new investigation begins, police begin to suspect murder.
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