Exhibit A: Secrets of Forensic Science

On Remembrance Day, a murdered woman is found. She has been beaten to cover a gunshot wound. A firearms expert, a forensic biologist, and a forensic accountant work together to find the woman's killer - a man who has used a homemade gun.

A man finds his ex-girlfriend dead. The message 'Jeff You're Next' is written on the mirror in lipstick. Did she commit suicide, did Jeff murder her, or was it someone else who now wants to kill Jeff as well? It will take handwriting analysis to solve the mystery.

A woman moves into a new apartment. She notices signs that someone may be entering when she is not home, although the doors remain locked. One day, she finds a dead girl in her bathtub, and her superintendent is a suspect. Investigation of the trace evidence could lead to stopping a killer.

During a robbery at a community centre, two men are killed in the boiler room when they confront the thieves. During the collection of evidence, an investigator finds a piece of wood which is later identified as part of a rifle butt. The rifle is traced to the two thieves, but it will take a forensic biologist to determine which of the two was the gunman.

A few days after a doctor named Cheryl Wagner treats her very first female AIDS patient, she receives another. Both women have been infected by the same man. When he infects another woman after a restraining order has been issued against him, it becomes a criminal matter. A biologist must prove that each of the women was infected by the suspect.

On a reserve in Southern Ontario, two masked men break into a house during the night. They shoot the man and woman who live in the house, grab the money and leave. Investigators have difficulty finding clues because the crime scene has been trampled. One shoe print is found in the snow, and this leads to the suspects.

Women are being drugged and sexually assaulted by a man and woman posing as a film producer and a casting agent.

While sleepwalking, a man drives down a highway and then murders his mother-in-law. Investigators must determine how this is possible.

Part of a human leg washes up on shore near Niagara Falls. A forensic pathologist will help determine who it belongs to and how this person ended up in the water.

Two fraud cases are profiled: one with an altered lottery ticket and the other with a cheque. Document experts at the Centre for Forensic Sciences determine how these items were forged.

A cheerleader is killed on her way home from practice. It takes 13 years until DNA analysis can help convict the man who assaulted her.

A woman dies in what appears to be a car accident. Can an autopsy and blood spatter analysis show she was actually murdered?

A criminal profiler helps to solve the murder of a Montreal co-ed.