72 Hours: True Crime

A baptist deacon persuades his granddaughter to get to bed as she has church the next morning, but neither of them ever make it to the service.

In 2002, some human remains are found in a safari park, but this person has not been attacked by the animals.

Halloween 1992. A young single mother reports a respected doctor for having raped her, but an early DNA test tells a different story. But then she organizes her own DNA test.

At Christmas, a loving father leaves his family celebration then is later found dead.

A woman is found attacked and dying in a small community convenience store, but the homicide remains unsolved for many years.

In 2002, the homicide of a 30-year old woman is reported at her workplace by her sister.

Two Asian sisters, aged 18 and 14, visiting Toronto are brutally attacked in the apartment where they are staying. There is no sign of sexual assault, and the motive is a mystery.

In Ontario, a suspicious death is reported when a body is found in a park. She is identified as a selfless woman whose life was based around helping others.

In 1996 Toronto, a woman's body is found in a public stairwell, the victim of a "lust murder".

In 1981 Toronto, a beautiful model is reported dead at home by someone saying they are the superintendent of the apartment block.

In 1999 Ontario, an American man comes searching for his daughter who has gone traveling with her boyfriend, but from whom he has not heard.

Police are called when a woman appears to have died in her sleep, but when blood is found, detectives feel there may be more to it.