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A peaceful Michigan city is shocked when a local TV anchorwoman is murdered and her husband is charged with the crime. Paul Winfield narrates.

The shocking murders of attorney Vince Sherry and his politically-active wife Margaret make the already-hot summer of 1987 sizzle in Biloxi, Mississippi. Narrated by Paul Winfield.

Detectives Hank Veverka and Kathleen Carlin find the body of a 34 year-old male, shot to death behind an abandoned building. His pockets are turned out, his shoes are off, and his cell phone is missing, all suggesting a robbery. But when detectives learn his identity and discover that he was found nowhere near where he lives, they wonder what brought him to the neighborhood where he was killed. Carlin and Veverka believe they can get to a suspect if they can find out who took his phone, but that proves more difficult than they imagine.

Rochester Investigators David Salvatore and Tom Donovan arrive at the scene of what appears to be a straightforward domestic homicide only to discover that no one who saw the suspect knows his real name or whereabouts. Instantly, the case becomes a race against time to identify the suspect before he disappears. After employing a myriad of methods, from examining the Police Department's citywide network of digital cameras, to tracking cell phones, to good old fashioned detective work of talking to witnesses all over town, investigators are finally able to identify a solid lead. But will it lead them to the killer or another dead end?

A peaceful Michigan city is shocked when a local TV anchorwoman is murdered and her husband is charged with the crime. Paul Winfield narrates.

The shocking murders of attorney Vince Sherry and his politically-active wife Margaret make the already-hot summer of 1987 sizzle in Biloxi, Mississippi. Narrated by Paul Winfield.

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An affair between a heart doctor and his nurse leads to his and his wife's death, and puts the nurse on trial for murder.

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.

The team celebrates the opening of its new headquarters, finally complete after 10 years of working out of trailers. Meanwhile, Titus has his own new beginning as he's received his paramedic's license and he and long-time partner Dan must adjust to their new shared roles in a variety of calls. And the new team, Arcady and Ted, get to know each other's styles in their first shifts together.

Working together for years has turned Titus and Dan into great friends. But on their shift, they inevitably come across folks who are the victims of crimes perpetuated by those closest to them. It's on calls like these when they become more than just emergency medical technicians; they're also therapists and counselors, doing whatever they can to steer some troubled people back in the right direction.

After a violent boating accident, Sheriff Vernon Bourgeois joins forces with multiple agencies to recover a boat, and possibly a body, from the murky depths of the Mississippi waters. Meanwhile, Deputy Keith Bergeron and Sgt. Dudley DJ Authement, both raised on the bayou, head deep into the swamps in the middle of the night to investigate a hair-raising sighting of the legendary Rougarou, the local name for a "shape-shifting swamp monster." When the witness hands over video of the half-man, half-wolf creature prowling the weeds behind his camp, the officers have no choice but to explore the very woods where the mysterious beast disappeared. The next morning, Deputy Bergeron puts two and two together when he is called to the scene of a mutilated calf near where the Cajun swamp monster vanished.

Mardi Gras is the biggest party of the year in Southern Louisiana, and it doesn't just happen in New Orleans. Terrebonne Parish is home to the second biggest Mardi Gras in the state, which means the deputies are working around the clock. Deputy Paul "Highlights" Thibodeaux is dispatched to a routine alarm call at a warehouse only to find out that an expensive sound system has been snatched from a high-profile Mardi Gras float. He passes the case onto Detective Lt. Terry Daigre who gets a hot lead and sets up a stakeout a local bar. When the suspect comes in to the bar trying to sell the sound system, Daigre gets ready to pounce. Also, Deputy Melissa "Catfish" Quintal tries to settle a dispute between an estranged husband and wife who are disputing over their Mardi Gras beads, and Deputy Keith Bergeron must settle down the rowdy riders of a party bus.

The Terrebonne Parish Sheriff's Office has to be ready for anything. In this episode, Deputy Storm Fitch heads to the docks to meet with a shrimper who believes he's caught a human bone in his shrimp net. Could a murderer be dumping bodies in the swamp? Jacob "Funkie Nuts" Fonseca must break up an explosive battle between a volatile Cajun and his nephew over his crab traps. And water patrol deputies investigate a report of a strange ball of light following a shrimper's troll boat. Could this be the legendary "Fifolet?"

In Southern Louisiana, alligators are just a part of everyday life. When a vicious alligator attacks a family's dog, Deputy Melissa "Catfish" Quintal must call in the services of her alligator hunter boyfriend, Jacob Lirette, known as the "Gator Man", to handle the threat. The sheriff's office also gets a new lead on a suspect from a major local theft ring, and their hunt takes them on a dramatic chase through the razor-like sugar cane fields. Also, water patrol officers "Funkie Nuts" and "DJ" are sent out in the dead of night to one of the strangest and eeriest bayou calls they've ever seen.

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.

Terrebonne Parish can be a tough place for teenagers to find weekend entertainment, so deputies will investigate all sorts of calls involving the bayou's most troublesome kids. Corporal Storm Fitch and his brother, Deputy Steam Fitch team together to bust teens illegally street racing down the bayous. Street racing in Southern Louisiana is even more dangerous than other places because one wrong move on the water-lined bayou roads and a driver will be trapped in a sinking car. Also, Deputy Marlin Meeks is dispatched to a disturbance at an old, and rumored to be, haunted house. Centuries ago, entire families died in these houses and were buried on the premises. And Lt. Peter Guidry is dispatched to an eerie call of someone yelling death threats with a bullhorn down the bayou.

After an altercation inside the cellblock, an inmate collapses and dies from multiple stab wounds. Special agents John Fisher and Joe England collect forensic evidence, parse surveillance video and explore a possible connection to the deadly El Salvadoran gang MS-13. The case turns on the master interrogation skills of Special Agent in Charge Jason Woodall.

The warden receives an anonymous letter from an inmate threatening to raise a small army to attack correctional officers. Sgt. Nicky Jordan orders a Trojan Horse-style raid on the cell block, breaks up a secret meeting of the Vice Lordz, and explores a possible Aryan connection--all in a race against time to catch the would-be killer.

Squad Deputy Director Jerry Lester and Special Agent Richard Metcalfe investigate a major drug smuggling operation potentially connected to the Crips and abetted by a source outside the prison. A case that involves cocaine, morphine and a bizarre love triangle lead the Squad into the community for a dramatic street bust.

A young man escapes from a detention facility to see his family and robs two women at gunpoint taking their SUV and leading police on a dramatic highway chase that results in multiple hit and runs. Next, a young man resorts to car theft in an effort to impress his friends and leads police in a high-speed pursuit that ends in a foot-chase through an apartment building. For the first time on television, hear from the people who have led police on some of the most dangerous high-speed pursuits ever.

A man suffering from bipolar disorder runs from the police after a botched drug deal and shots are fired as he eludes officers and swallows pills in an attempt to take his own life. Then, a young man's life crumbles after being expelled from a University and desperate for money, he agrees to transport drugs but then panics after seeing a police and leads cops on a high-speed chase through the outskirts of Cincinnati. For the first time on television, hear from the people who have led police on some of the most dangerous high-speed pursuits ever.

For the first time on television, hear from the people who have led police on some of the most dangerous high-speed pursuits ever. A single mother steals designer shoes and attempts to return them for money but then runs from the law on a crowded San Diego freeway. She and her accomplice reach speeds of 140 mph as they are pursued by both air and ground patrol. Next an intoxicated young man rolls through a stop sign as police watch and a wild street and off-road chase ensues and ends with the man fleeing on foot.

Investigators Lise Olsen and Fred Paige are on a mission to examine the confessions of inmate Edward Harold Bell. He has confessed to the brutal murder of eleven teenage girls. But is he a serial killer or just an attention-seeking liar?

Prisoner Edward Harold Bell has retracted his confession. And when investigators Lise Olsen and Fred Paige look into the only man ever convicted for any of the eleven murders, they uncover shocking inconsistencies, unlawful police tactics, and a deadly miscarriage of justice.

With Edward Harold Bell as their number one suspect, investigators Lise Olsen and Fred Paige are determined to find justice for the eleven murdered girls of Galveston County. The search for buried clues proves frustrating, but they find evidence that puts Bell at the epicenter of a gruesome map.

The discovery of physical evidence from a 46-year-old crime provides a possible DNA link and after a complicated search, investigators Lise Olsen and Fred Paige interview a woman who describes being kidnapped at gunpoint and raped by Edward Harold Bell.

Investigators Lise Olsen and Fred Paige head to Panama City where the investigation into Edward Harold Bell's lost years begins. They ultimately track down his former girlfriend. Will a message from the woman who loved him make Bell talk?

With Edward Harold Bell's parole date quickly approaching, investigators Lise Olsen and Fred Paige face mounting pressure to find definitive proof that links him to the Eleven. The key question--has Bell ever revealed anything only the killer would know?