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Two unsolved murders of loved ones plague a family; detectives uncover a hidden crime scene that may help solve the 13-year-old cold case.
Two unsolved murders of loved ones plague a family; detectives uncover a hidden crime scene that may help solve the 13-year-old cold case.
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Cold Case Files
S1, EP5 "A Family Cursed"Two unsolved murders of loved ones plague a family; detectives uncover a hidden crime scene that may help solve the 13-year-old cold case.
Cold Case Files
S1, EP10 "A Killer Slips Away"Police learn the key witness in the stabbing death of a beloved aunt was an imposter; a return to the crime scene reveals a clue hidden in plain sight.
Cold Case Files
S1, EP9 "Circle of Friends"A special cold-case unit needs a small town's help to solve the 22-year-old murder of a Michigan teenager whose body was found in the woods.
Cold Case Files
S1, EP8 "Officer Down"After 33 years, police finally unravel the case of a law-enforcement officer who was shot execution-style in his home.
Cold Case Files
S1, EP6 "The Night Shift"A college student disappears from his graveyard shift at a gas station; new forensic technology and the discovery of an illegal drug ring in a squeaky-clean town helps police solve the case two decades later.
Cold Case Files
S1, EP4 "Sweethearts, Silenced"A killer's book about his shady past becomes the key to solving the 29-year-old cold case of two high-school sweethearts and three other unsolved murders, leading police to believe he could be the Zodiac Killer.
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