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Sergeant Joe McHale starts his day by getting called out to a barricaded gunman who has taken two women hostage. The already nerve-racking domestic dispute grows even tenser when gunshots ring out inside the home. Across town, the crusade against drugs continues as Sergeant Chip Huth serves a dangerous warrant on an alleged drug dealing team of brothers armed with a gun. Later on, Huth tries to teach the two loves of his life, his two unruly dogs, some basic obedience rules.

Terrebonne Parish nuisance alligator hunter Jacob Lirette has only a few precious tools he needs to catch and transport alligators - his fishing pole, his guns, and his truck. When a neighbor alerts him of suspicious activity around his property, he calls in his girlfriend, Deputy Melissa "Catfish" Quintal to help him investigate. Thieves have stolen Lirette's precious guns out of his storage shack, and by the looks of the way other items are piled up, they're probably coming back. When the robbers do return, they have no idea they're in for a taste of gatorman's justice. Also, Corporal Storm Fitch stumbles upon an abandoned car in the marsh just off an eerie and haunted bayou road. Could there still be a body inside?

In Terrebonne Parish, shrimping season is about to get underway as fishermen are getting their trawl boats ready and stretching out their nets. Deputy Paul "Highlights" Thibodeaux and Deputy LeAnn Fitch are dispatched to an alarm call at a warehouse in Shrimper s Row, and they find that several expensive shrimp nets have been stolen. A tip leads them to a suspect, but when Deputy Thibodeaux realizes the suspect s nephew is the real culprit, the nephew bolts and disappears in the murky waters of the bayou. After hours of searching, it s getting dark and the boy still can t be located. Could he have possibly pulled off an unbelievable swamp escape? Also, Deputy Keith Bergeron helps a woman who believes she and her mother were scammed by a fraudulent faith healer, or what the Cajuns call a "treateur."

The Southern Louisiana swamps are some of the most dangerous terrain on the planet, which is why the elite Terrebonne Parish SWAT team has to be highly trained and ready to dive into this hostile environment. In this episode, an armed and dangerous fugitive from another parish tries to make his escape in the swamps of Terrebonne, and the SWAT team, including Det. Lt. Terry Daigre and Deputy Paul "Highlights" Thibodeaux, is dispatched to find and apprehend him. After hours wading in the snake and alligator infested waters, they think they're on the right trail, but what they don't know, is the dangerous suspect might also be hunting them. Corporal Storm Fitch is called down the bayou to sort out a strange case of a stolen lawn mower, and Deputy Paul "Highlights" Thibodeaux reveals a very personal secret that has helped shape the person he is today.

In Southern Louisiana, the mosquito problem is so rampant and the annoying pests can get so big, the locals will often say the mosquito is the "state bird". In this episode, Deputy Tom Arnold is called down the bayou to investigate a man disturbing his neighbors. The suspect, who is not a Cajun, is literally being driven crazy by mosquitoes and is trying the most outrageous methods to eradicate the annoying insects. Deputy Arnold tries repeatedly to get the suspect to give up the futile battle, but the man goes too far and puts the entire neighborhood in jeopardy. Also, Deputy Keith Bergeron is dispatched to a creepy bayou mansion where a woman believes a noise in her attic is the haunting of the legendary "Lady Long Fingers". And Deputy Melissa "Catfish" Quintal encounters the craziest Cajun she's ever met when she's dispatched to talk with a woman accusing her next door neighbor of poisoning her dog.

The Florida State Prison at Raiford was built on 18,000 acres of farmland in 1913. The original maximum-security housing unit, nicknamed "The Rock", gave the prison its notorious reputation. At the height of its infamy, it was the scene of stabbings, beatings, and even a decapitation. It was also severely overcrowded and torn down by court order in 1999. But Raiford is still home to Florida's death row, where more than 300 men await execution by electrocution.

An inside-the-walls look at the bloody story of Folsom Prison that opened in 1880, experiencing the first of many escapes the same year. Designed for habitual felons and incorrigibles doing hard time, its violent history includes 93 hangings between 1895 and 1937. Narrated by Paul Sorvino, it shows why Folsom prisoners get the blues!

St. Patrick's Day evening is the perfect backdrop as zany suspects take center stage, including a belligerent drunk woman who continuously bangs her head in an attempt to cause herself bodily harm. Also, Sgt. Lisa Burghardt intervenes in a domestic dispute between two brothers that turns violent.

The lovely union of marriage takes center stage as Officer Dawn Yorke tries to settle domestic dispute with a wife who refuses to let her abusive husband back into their home. Next, Sgt. Betsy Brantner-Smith gives a good lecture to a husband who gets pulled over after bickering with his wife. Unfortunately for this poor guy, he manages to piss off two women at the same time. The blossoming relationship between Officer Julie Lardino and her new boyfriend Ken also come to light as she introduces him to her family and prepares to take an even bigger step--moving in together!

The shocking story of Clarence Brandley, an innocent man who was convicted of murder and spent seven years on death row before being cleared.

Story of Thomas Capano, the powerful former Delaware prosecutor who was sentenced to death for the murder of his ex-lover. Though Capano claimed another one of his mistresses killed the woman in a jealous rage, the case cracked open when Capano's brother admitted helping Thomas dump her body into the sea.

An exotic goddess meets the perfect man to launch her modeling career, but is soon faced with a brutal reality. And a beautiful farm girl moves to the city to pursue her modeling dreams, but winds up living a nightmare.

Three passionate, attractive men--and some very adoring fans--lust after a luscious swimsuit model with a heart of gold.

An ambitious male model with a physique to die for is about to become an international sensation--but not in a way he could have foreseen. And a small-town girl from the Midwest moves to Hollywood in search of her blockbuster opportunity--which she accepts despite the risks.

A look at the strange case of Carrie Culberson, a former cheerleader who vanished in 1996 from Blanchester, Ohio. Her boyfriend, Vincent Doan, was convicted of murdering her, and his father and police chief were accused of covering up the crime. The town remains divided as the Culberson and Doan families continue to search for the truth - and for Carrie.

Profile of infamous mob boss Vito Genovese and how he built the most ruthless and powerful crime family in the nation. Includes interviews with Genovese's godson, FBI agents, and prosecutors.

A look at how the justice system handled the unique case of Dr. L. Stan Naramore, who was convicted of attempting to murder a 78-year-old terminally ill woman and of killing an 81-year-old farmer. But "tough Irish" defense attorney Kurt Kerns, who "bawled like a baby" and threw up when Naramore was convicted, later persuaded the Kansas Board of Appeals to issue a highly unusual ruling. Includes interviews with Naramore and Kerns.

Suffering from loneliness while living off the land in the isolated Rocky Mountains, Dan and Don Nichols kidnap a local female tri-athlete and try to convince her to become Dan's wilderness bride. But after their plan takes a deadly turn, Sheriff Johnny France leads a five-month manhunt for the fugitives that ends on a snow-choked Montana mountainside.

Horning escapes from the Arizona State Prison and goes on the run, putting his military survival skills to the test. He calls himself a "freedom fighter," and locals call him "Rambo." But to Sheriff Joe Richards, who must hunt him down, Horning is just a dangerous fugitive. Horning goes to the one place he thinks he'll never be found--the Grand Canyon. Living off the land, he evades capture in the longest and largest manhunt in Arizona state history.

With the help of local advocates and ex-FBI, Rachel and Josh search for eight missing women on Albuquerque's West Mesa when they discover they may be dealing with something even more sinister than a lone serial killer. In an attempt to uncover clues in New Mexico, Rachel and Josh score a lead from a self admitted serial killer that's too tempting to ignore which has them turning their lens back to Long Island and to a meeting with an unusual and dark individual. While tracking down this lead, a break in the Gilgo case exposes corruption and brings them back to the beginning and a new hope.

When 23-year-old Levi King executed two innocent neighbors in 2005 he finally found a release for his life-long inner rage. For the first time in his life, King felt a sense of peace. But when that feeling began to fade, he broke into a farmhouse where a family was asleep, looking to kill again. Now, for the first time, King reveals what really happened in the house and how a 10-year-old girl survived the bloodbath that followed.

The Trial of the Century takes a shocking turn when the defense says Erik and Lyle Menendez killed their parents after years of sexual abuse. Erik tells his harrowing account of growing up in the Menendez "House of Horrors."

Two inmates suffer life-threatening stab wounds during a melee on the exercise yard that involves one shank, one pool stick, and two rival gangs. Squad members Jason Woodall and John Fisher must determine what motivated the fight and who is responsible--before the prison explodes.

An inmate with a shank sticking out of his stomach is rushed to the infirmary. No witnesses. No security video. Just before losing consciousness, the victim gives Special Agent Joe England a big lead on the case. But nothing about Joe's investigation seems to add up. Who stabbed the victim? Was it the Aryans, another gang or some kind of personal vendetta? Squad Deputy Director Jerry Lester uncovers the mystery's shocking twist.