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For 38 years, the identity of a Texas murder victim has been a mystery; police team up with the DNA Doe Project to find out who she was.
For 38 years, the identity of a Texas murder victim has been a mystery; police team up with the DNA Doe Project to find out who she was.
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S1, EP1 "The Hitchhiker"After exhausting all leads, coroner Scott McCord turns to the DNA Doe Project to try and identify one of the victims of serial killer Larry Eyler.
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S1, EP2 "A Box of Bones"For 38 years, the identity of a Texas murder victim has been a mystery; police team up with the DNA Doe Project to find out who she was.
Naming the Dead
S1, EP3 "The Body in the Sand"DNA detectives attempt to identify a young female found dead in the desert.
Naming the Dead
S1, EP4 "The Body on the Train"DNA detectives attempt to identify a man crushed under ice in a rail-car.
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S1, EP6 "The Man on Fire"Can investigators identify a young man burned alive in Atlanta in 1996?
Naming the Dead
S1, EP5 "The Oil Well Murder"Detective Bryan Johnson's first case is a homicide; to solve it, he first needs to identify the victim, so he enlists the help of the DNA Doe Project.
Naming the Dead
S1, EP4 "The Body on the Train"DNA detectives attempt to identify a man crushed under ice in a rail-car.
Naming the Dead
S1, EP3 "The Body in the Sand"DNA detectives attempt to identify a young female found dead in the desert.
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