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World famous prosecutor Marcia Clark attempts to uncover the truth behind the unsolved murder of actor Robert Blake's wife, Bonnie Lee Bakley. Did Blake murder his own wife? Or did Bakley's dark past lead to her early demise? Determined to find her killer, Marcia scrutinizes this twisted Hollywood tale to separate the facts from the fiction found in the First 48.

Nancy Grace and Dan Abrams take a new look at the unsolved murder of actor Robert Blake's wife, Bonnie Lee Bakley. Blake was tried and acquitted for her murder, but was found liable for her death in a civil trial and ordered to pay her children a multi-million dollar judgement. Who is responsible for Bonnie Lee Bakley's death? Special guests include M. Gerald Schwartzbach, Robert Blake's criminal defense lawyer; Eric Dubin, who represented Bakley's children in their civil case against Blake; Holly Gawron, Bonnie's eldest daughter; and Chrisie Paola, a friend of the late stuntman Gary McLarty's, who claimed Blake tried to hire him to kill Bonnie.

SWAT team negotiator Jake "JD" Byas faces the toughest challenge of his career--dealing with an armed murder suspect who's barricaded in a motel room, and threatening to kill himself and anyone who tries to get him out. Meanwhile, another SWAT team surrounds the home of an alleged drug dealer with an 18-month-old baby inside. The team knows that protecting the baby will mean leaving them open to greater risk of injury when they rush inside.

Charles "Chip" Huth and Kansas City SWAT head out on a high-stakes drug warrant. The team will make simultaneous hits on two locations in the same apartment complex. Chip tries to squeeze in a little family time and the result is a house full of Huths! Then, Sergeant Jim Carmody is called out in the middle of the night. An armed suspect has barricaded himself inside a house, threatening a gunfight. And with strange ether-like smells coming from the garage, SWAT could have an explosive situation on their hands. Later, the 1910 squad gets word about an alleged drug dealer who has run off in the middle of a buy. Chip races off in pursuit of the suspect. Finally, Carmody shows off his playful side, reading with his 4-year old son.

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.

Since Hurricane Katrina, crime in Jefferson Parish Louisiana has been on the rise. Henry Conravey has successfully completed 12 weeks of field training. Everything he's learned is put to the test as he rides with his sergeant for his evaluation, but after a couple of simple mistakes, Henry isn't so sure he'll get "cut loose" to patrol the streets on his own. Chris Cade is looking forward to one thing--getting his own patrol car. At 21, Chris is the youngest rookie in his class. He puts up with FTO Derek Johnson's constant teasing and hazing, and the two develop a brotherly rapport, but when Chris makes a critical error on a traffic stop it is no laughing matter.

For Tampa Police Rookie's like Amy Hess even previously simple tasks like driving a car become very complicated. So when Amy is asked to put on the lights and sirens of her patrol car and race "code" to calls, the question isn't: "Will she get there in time?" but rather, "Will she get there at all?" When in the same shift Rookie Dennis Cooper loses not only the evidence from a drug arrest, but also his patrol car, even this former Naval Petty Officer begins to wonder if maybe his chance of becoming a TPD officer has set sail.

Rebecca Webster was the only female rookie in her Academy® class. She knows that as a woman in a man's world, she's going to have to work twice as hard to prove herself. However, Rebecca's rush to do everything on her own just might backfire on her. As rookie John Wiebelt and his FTO patrol in a bad area, John notices a group of men on the corner--one brandishing an assault rifle. Wiebelt takes the lead and the situation is quickly under control. Weeks later, during his evaluation with his sergeant, John again encounters a suspect with an automatic weapon...this time though, there are shots fired and this suspect has his sights set on the cops.

Rookie Dennis Cooper has been searching for his police voice since he started the training program. So when he is asked to participate in a narcotics hit, solve a robbery, and disperse some rowdy kids, he will have every opportunity to use it. But will he? Rookie Elton Johnson has a thick Alabama accent, but yearns to find the voice of a Tampa Police officer. When he stumbles at seemingly simple tasks like filling out paperwork and how he holds his gun, finding his police voice becomes the least of his problems.

Mark Monson completed 12 weeks of field training and is about to be assessed by his sergeant...for the second time. During his first evaluation Mark choked and had to go back and train longer with his FTO. His law enforcement career rides on his performance tonight. If he passes this time, Mark gets his own squad car and begins solo patrol as a Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Deputy. If he fails again his life-long dream of becoming a cop could come to an end. Before starting the evaluation Sergeant Mike Corrone takes Mark on a sobering and emotional side trip. Later the pressure is on when Mark tries to handle a simple traffic stop, and the results of his evaluation become uncertain.

Rookie Dennis Cooper's wife is about to give birth to a baby girl. Dennis is asked to control an angry juvenile arrested on gun charges, then restrain a grieving a husband after a tragic hit and run accident, causing this father-to-be to start questioning his decision to join the TPD family. Rookie Hugh Herndon passed the first week of Tampa's rigorous Rookie training program, but this former schoolteacher's new classroom are the streets of Tampa; a world that includes drug dealers, prostitutes, and auto thieves who are going to teach Hugh more than he bargained for.

Dallas SWAT responds to a dangerous call out--a man has barricaded himself in his apartment and is shooting multiple rounds aimlessly out the window. Trapped on the scene are a number of patrol officers who Rich Emberlin and his squad must rescue. Later, Rich goes on a shopping spree with his daughter in preparation for a Daddy Daughter Dance at her elementary school. She's been calling him all week, making sure that he'll attend. But when Rich is called to help execute a last minute ATF warrant, his plans for the dance are in jeopardy. Meanwhile, Officer Johnny Baker helps to execute a narcotics warrant at a home where two young children reside. His job is to pry the door open, which he must do quickly or else SWAT will be forced to pull off the cage doors. All the while, he awaits the birth of his fourth child.

Officer Owen Farris gets to lead the team when Sgt. Chip Huth goes on vacation. Farris has a chance to show what he can do when he gets a call to run a dangerous warrant on a house reported to be full of guns. But he faces a tough test: Can he bring his men through safely, or will he--like the last time Chip left him in charge--lead his men into gunfire?

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.

Since Hurricane Katrina, crime in Jefferson Parish Louisiana has been on the rise. Henry Conravey has successfully completed 12 weeks of field training. Everything he's learned is put to the test as he rides with his sergeant for his evaluation, but after a couple of simple mistakes, Henry isn't so sure he'll get "cut loose" to patrol the streets on his own. Chris Cade is looking forward to one thing--getting his own patrol car. At 21, Chris is the youngest rookie in his class. He puts up with FTO Derek Johnson's constant teasing and hazing, and the two develop a brotherly rapport, but when Chris makes a critical error on a traffic stop it is no laughing matter.

For Tampa Police Rookie's like Amy Hess even previously simple tasks like driving a car become very complicated. So when Amy is asked to put on the lights and sirens of her patrol car and race "code" to calls, the question isn't: "Will she get there in time?" but rather, "Will she get there at all?" When in the same shift Rookie Dennis Cooper loses not only the evidence from a drug arrest, but also his patrol car, even this former Naval Petty Officer begins to wonder if maybe his chance of becoming a TPD officer has set sail.

Rebecca Webster was the only female rookie in her Academy® class. She knows that as a woman in a man's world, she's going to have to work twice as hard to prove herself. However, Rebecca's rush to do everything on her own just might backfire on her. As rookie John Wiebelt and his FTO patrol in a bad area, John notices a group of men on the corner--one brandishing an assault rifle. Wiebelt takes the lead and the situation is quickly under control. Weeks later, during his evaluation with his sergeant, John again encounters a suspect with an automatic weapon...this time though, there are shots fired and this suspect has his sights set on the cops.

Rookie Dennis Cooper has been searching for his police voice since he started the training program. So when he is asked to participate in a narcotics hit, solve a robbery, and disperse some rowdy kids, he will have every opportunity to use it. But will he? Rookie Elton Johnson has a thick Alabama accent, but yearns to find the voice of a Tampa Police officer. When he stumbles at seemingly simple tasks like filling out paperwork and how he holds his gun, finding his police voice becomes the least of his problems.

Mark Monson completed 12 weeks of field training and is about to be assessed by his sergeant...for the second time. During his first evaluation Mark choked and had to go back and train longer with his FTO. His law enforcement career rides on his performance tonight. If he passes this time, Mark gets his own squad car and begins solo patrol as a Jefferson Parish Sheriff's Deputy. If he fails again his life-long dream of becoming a cop could come to an end. Before starting the evaluation Sergeant Mike Corrone takes Mark on a sobering and emotional side trip. Later the pressure is on when Mark tries to handle a simple traffic stop, and the results of his evaluation become uncertain.

Rookie Dennis Cooper's wife is about to give birth to a baby girl. Dennis is asked to control an angry juvenile arrested on gun charges, then restrain a grieving a husband after a tragic hit and run accident, causing this father-to-be to start questioning his decision to join the TPD family. Rookie Hugh Herndon passed the first week of Tampa's rigorous Rookie training program, but this former schoolteacher's new classroom are the streets of Tampa; a world that includes drug dealers, prostitutes, and auto thieves who are going to teach Hugh more than he bargained for.

Dallas SWAT responds to a dangerous call out--a man has barricaded himself in his apartment and is shooting multiple rounds aimlessly out the window. Trapped on the scene are a number of patrol officers who Rich Emberlin and his squad must rescue. Later, Rich goes on a shopping spree with his daughter in preparation for a Daddy Daughter Dance at her elementary school. She's been calling him all week, making sure that he'll attend. But when Rich is called to help execute a last minute ATF warrant, his plans for the dance are in jeopardy. Meanwhile, Officer Johnny Baker helps to execute a narcotics warrant at a home where two young children reside. His job is to pry the door open, which he must do quickly or else SWAT will be forced to pull off the cage doors. All the while, he awaits the birth of his fourth child.

Officer Owen Farris gets to lead the team when Sgt. Chip Huth goes on vacation. Farris has a chance to show what he can do when he gets a call to run a dangerous warrant on a house reported to be full of guns. But he faces a tough test: Can he bring his men through safely, or will he--like the last time Chip left him in charge--lead his men into gunfire?

Det. Mike Mazza has to blast his way out of a heavily guarded crack house; Det. Vivian Potter investigates the murder of a transvestite; Det. Kenneth Clancy uses new fingerprint technology to solve a cold case of murder; Det. John Davin makes a shocking discovery while probing a man's mysterious disappearance; and Det. Mark Valencia finds that real estate in New York can be murder when he hunts the killers of two brothers who lived in a rent controlled loft.

We meet rookie officer Sara Rolfe as she completes her police training and gets a surprise visit from Betsy and Julie when they drop by the Academy® to check on her progress. Sara then gets a taste of "real" police work when she goes on several patrol shifts with female officers that put her training to the test. Will she pass with flying colors or fail in the face of her female peers?

When Detectives Vic Regalado and Jeff Felton and Sgt. Mike Huff investigate the beating death of a woman, the suspect turns the tables on them with an accusation. And Detectives Dennis Redner and Jeff Wagner try to extract a confession out of a babysitter suspected of physically abusing a 5-month-old infant.

A young mother is an accomplice to a robbery and leads police on a high-speed chase in a stolen vehicle that ends in a standoff. Then, a man attempting to transport drugs across state lines is pulled over by police but ends up leading them on a high-speed chase that ultimately ends on foot. For the first time on television, hear from the people who have lead police on some of the most dangerous high-speed pursuits ever.

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 lead police on some of the most dangerous high-speed pursuits ever.