Solved

Profiling Sarah Johnson, who was convicted of murdering her parents when she was 16 years old.

When a pediatric ophthalmologist is killed in his parking lot and his Lexus is missing, police suspect a carjacking. His wife suggests a former partner's jealousy should be considered.

A man confesses to killing his polygamous wife but refuses to give details. Where's the body? What's the method or motive? Forensics is the key to bring this self-appointed "minister" to justice.

Two suspicious suicides in Georgia are linked to a prominent dentist. The blood spatter analysis experts are the key to determining the true cause of the identical deaths - deliberate deception by a calculating killer.

A city is rocked by a series of package bombings that leave two people dead. In the course of their investigation, the detectives stumble across one of the greatest forgeries in history.

Unusual forensic experts helped solve the 2004 murder of Charlene Hummert: forensic linguists, soil analysts, photometrics, and computer recovery. Even without being allowed to know the man had confessed to the murder, the jury convicted him on the evidence.

Who would murder such a nice lady? And why? Cooperation of the public and family with the Pinellas PD was just as important in solving this case as forensics. A photo of the victim wearing a watch was a clincher for the jury.

Three pieces of luggage filled with the dismembered body of William McGuire are retrieved from Chesapeake Bay. Can New Jersey police convince a jury that his beautiful wife (a nurse) was capable of such a gruesome crime?

Detectives get a surprise tip for their murder probe six months after the victim was killed.

What if you cannot trust your best friends? A missing young woman is found shot to death and hurriedly covered up in a makeshift grave. Her best friend comforts her mother and points police to the Goth friends she has been warned against.

When a young mother disappears, leaving her infant at home alone, her husband is the main suspect. Her burned body is later found. When the killer goes to court, the forensic science of a tree's "fingerprint" is used for the first time in the US.

The most likely suspect when an estranged wife is missing? The husband, of course. When she is a college professor having a fling with a "bad boy," police believe there may be a better choice, but first they need to find her body.