Doctors don’t know why the young scientist is gravely ill. When tests finally reveal the cause, it’s too late to save him. Police hope that lab analysis of his hair, showing when attempts were made on his life and what was used, will lead to the killer.
A behind the scenes look of how Forensic Files develops its signature sound.
A state park employee is murdered in the park office in the middle of the afternoon. There’s a wealth of evidence at the scene, but it doesn’t implicate the prime suspect, it clears him.
See how Forensic Files takes you into a crime scene, with the help of 3D animation.
The victim had been stabbed more than a hundred times; her bedroom was blood-soaked. While her body was positioned in a suggestive way, she hadn’t been sexually assaulted. Was this a sex crime, or the random act of a man with an intense hatred of women?
Two people in Seattle died after taking an over-the-counter pain reliever; lab analysis showed the pills were tainted with cyanide. The investigation which followed led police to a suspect with a motive for murder and a callous disregard for others.
A serial killer was on the loose in Florida. Eight women had been murdered and, at each crime scene, police found tiny red fibers. They hoped these fibers would lead them to the perpetrator before he struck again.
Shortly after Thanksgiving in 1987, an intruder broke into a residence in Arlington, Virginia. That case launched a new era in crime investigation: DNA evidence and psychological profiling helped police catch a serial killer and free an innocent man.
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