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When a mom of three vanishes, investigators uncover her coworker's trove of chilling secrets.
When a mom of three vanishes, investigators uncover her coworker's trove of chilling secrets.
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S5, EP8 "Enemy Within"When an entire family is found dead, could the killer be one of their own?
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S5, EP9 "Hairdresser Homicide"When a mom of three vanishes, investigators uncover her coworker's trove of chilling secrets.
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S8, EP5 "The Home Renovation Killer"The disappearance of a 65-year-old widow leads detectives to a terror close to home.
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S5, EP10 "No Body, No Crime"A father of two suddenly disappears; a story of obsession, anger and jealousy unravels.
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S8, EP4 "The Devil You Know"A teenage girl disappears after her mother's boyfriend says he drove her to school.
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S8, EP3 "Secrets from a Family Tree"A cold case is solved when DNA identifies a killer living blocks from his victim.
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S8, EP1 "A Vanishing in Connecticut"A single mother is discovered dead in her bathtub, with her baby daughter nowhere to be found.
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