Forensic Factor: A New Era

Todd Kendhammer claims his wife was killed in a freak car accident but the forensic evidence doesn't back him up; when a new defense team, known for working on the Steve Avery case in Netflix's Making A Murderer, is hired, they bring in their own forensic experts who contradict the state's case.

When Leslie Neulander's death is declared accidental, forensic investigators sound the alarm that this was no accident; a close look at the 911 call, a new analysis of the autopsy report, and blood where there shouldn't be all help catch the unlikely killer.

A suitcase filled with unidentified human remains unlocks a missing person's case that has gone unsolved for years; the forensic analysis of a nearly-destroyed cellphone found in the suitcase reveals a mysterious selfie: could it be a picture of the killer?

When Lanell Barsock is found murdered, it seems obvious to all that her boyfriend did it; when the forensic evidence comes in, investigators are astonished to learn they've arrested the wrong person; if Lanell's boyfriend is innocent, who's the killer and why does the only witness, and Lanell's best friend, have bullets in her purse?

Homicide investigators are convinced an apparent murder-suicide was staged but the experienced CSI on the scene disagrees; only the gut instincts of the cops, coupled with an outside forensic expert's opinion, convince authorities who the real killer is.

When the body of a woman is found floating in the Indian River, police find it near impossible to identify it; with only a piece of nautical rope, a strip of duct tape with a strange hair on it, and some plastic bags to go on, they use every forensic tool they have to catch her killer; it'll take ingenuity and DNA from a dog to actually break the case.