November 24, 1998 • 55m
In the mind of an obsessive killer, raw desire replaces all reason and murder becomes an opportune means to an end. While forensic...Read more
November 17, 1998 • 55m
The smallest of clues can solve even the biggest cases. Often the scales of justice are balanced by just a few milligrams of evide...Read more
December 29, 1998 • 55m
As technology becomes a bigger part of our lives, it’s becoming difficult to do anything without leaving behind an electronic trac...Read more
December 8, 1998 • 55m
Often, murderers will change or stage a crime scene, turning murder into suicide, pinning blame, or hiding the body completely. Ho...Read more
December 1, 1998 • 55m
No crime scene is absent of clues. No matter how chaotic or how clean it may appear to be, the culprit is bound to leave something...Read more
January 26, 1999 • 55m
Men aren’t the only ones who kill. Though female killers usually choose less violent methods than their male counterparts, they’re...Read more
December 15, 1998 • 55m
Contract killings allow someone to establish the perfect alibi. By hiring someone else to do his or her dirty work, a person can d...Read more
December 22, 1998 • 55m
Some people do get away with murder, at least for a while. Flush with their success, they murder again and again. But with each ki...Read more
February 9, 1999 • 55m
Poisoners are the most dangerous culprits in the crime world: smart assassins. They rely on their devious stealth and must put the...Read more
March 23, 1999 • 55m
Some cases can’t be solved immediately. The passage of time can convince people to talk and new technologies can discover overlook...Read more
March 30, 1999 • 55m
The Texas Rangers were established in the 1800s to protect settlers from Native Americans. That role has evolved greatly over time...Read more
April 6, 1999 • 55m
Forensics is not only used to solve murders. Drug trafficking has created a deadly criminal underworld and many forensic investiga...Read more
April 13, 1999 • 55m
Some of the best clues come from the least likely places. Seemingly meaningless objects – beer bottles, insects, doormats – have b...Read more
April 27, 1999 • 55m
Some crime writers know just as much about crime as a police officer, investigator or any criminal. Using combined perspectives fr...Read more
May 18, 1999 • 55m
A good coroner can deliver what is necessary to solve a crime, while a bad one can destroy an otherwise solid case. Two of the cou...Read more