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In the face of inconclusive physical evidence, the character of the accused can sway a jury. When Brian Eftenoff stood trial for his wife's murder, jurors were presented contradictory claims about how she died. One of the few things they could hold onto was how they felt about Brian Eftenoff. Viewers get the chance to determine his guilt or innocence, based on his own words--in a police interrogation video, a taped conversation with a detective, and a phone interview Eftenoff granted our producers.

Over ten days in 2006, the bodies of five young women were discovered in a sleepy English county. A manhunt would be launched that would catch the culprit within weeks. Their killer, Steven Wright, had almost certainly strangled his victims, all women working in the sex industry. He was known to them, some had considered him a friend. We talk to those who knew him, including his father, Conrad Wright, to discover what had turned Steven Wright into a man who killed more women in the shortest time than any serial killer in British history?

Opened in 1824, the original plan for Maine State Prison in Thomaston called for prisoners to remain in solitary confinement and darkness for the duration of their sentences. But almost immediately, the prison started a working industrial program for inmates, and by the time its doors finally closed in 2002, its handmade wood products had become collectibles. Initially allowing only the New Testament as a prisoner's "sole companion", it later housed one of the state's best law libraries.

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?

Officers Steve Claggett and Rich Emberlin are called out to help execute an arrest warrant on a gang of suspected crack-cocaine dealers barricaded inside a house. The SWAT team's tactical skills are put the test as they overcome the barriers-to-entry put up by the alleged dealers including reinforced steel cages, video surveillance, booby traps and pit bulls. Steve brings home the lessons that he uses to train rookie SWAT officers when he takes his sons rock climbing and teaches them to conquer their fears. Rich confronts a whole different type of fear, the fear of commitment, when he and his girlfriend Jeannene take their relationship to new heights and sign up for flying lessons together.

Kosta Fotopoulos, a prominent member of the Greek-American community in Daytona, Florida, invents a club for killers and convinces his lover to join the club by brutally murdering a drifter. Includes an interview with the lover, Deidre Hunt, who is now serving a life sentence in prison.

The ladies of Naperville PD show just how tough they are as they combat out of control suspects including a kid who tries to charge one of the officers and a mother with a violent daughter seeking advice.

Det. Bobby Bolson suspects an inside job when a department store is robbed; Det. Tom Weil faces a bizarre case when the survivors of a fatal car crash leap up from their hospital beds and run off; Det. Tommy Mansfield fishes for clues when a man goes missing; Det. John Moeser has a tough time solving a murder case because the dead man's family doesn't care that he's dead; and while investigating the strangling of an orthodox Jewish girl, Det. Mike Kenny finds that the evidence points to her Arab ex-boyfriend.

When a man is burned to death, Det. Jeff Felton and Sgt. Mike Huff interrogate the dead man's on-again-off-again girlfriend and her lover; and emotions run high when Detectives Cliff Porter, Ken Larsen, and Jeff Nohr question a suspect in the murder of a teenage girl.

Derrick Bird, known locally as "Birdy," was a father, grandfather, brother, and son, described as a popular but quiet man. He worked as a self-employed taxi driver in the North of England and looked after his elderly mother. He got on well with other taxi drivers, who still describe him as a friend. But one morning Derrick woke up early and shot his twin brother David and his family's solicitor, before continuing a shooting spree that hit 24 people, and killed 12. The rampage only came to an end when Bird took his own life.

Over ten days in 2006, the bodies of five young women were discovered in a sleepy English county. A manhunt would be launched that would catch the culprit within weeks. Their killer, Steven Wright, had almost certainly strangled his victims, all women working in the sex industry. He was known to them, some had considered him a friend. We talk to those who knew him, including his father, Conrad Wright, to discover what had turned Steven Wright into a man who killed more women in the shortest time than any serial killer in British history?

Kosta Fotopoulos, a prominent member of the Greek-American community in Daytona, Florida, invents a club for killers and convinces his lover to join the club by brutally murdering a drifter. Includes an interview with the lover, Deidre Hunt, who is now serving a life sentence in prison.

The ladies of Naperville PD show just how tough they are as they combat out of control suspects including a kid who tries to charge one of the officers and a mother with a violent daughter seeking advice.

Det. Bobby Bolson suspects an inside job when a department store is robbed; Det. Tom Weil faces a bizarre case when the survivors of a fatal car crash leap up from their hospital beds and run off; Det. Tommy Mansfield fishes for clues when a man goes missing; Det. John Moeser has a tough time solving a murder case because the dead man's family doesn't care that he's dead; and while investigating the strangling of an orthodox Jewish girl, Det. Mike Kenny finds that the evidence points to her Arab ex-boyfriend.

When a man is burned to death, Det. Jeff Felton and Sgt. Mike Huff interrogate the dead man's on-again-off-again girlfriend and her lover; and emotions run high when Detectives Cliff Porter, Ken Larsen, and Jeff Nohr question a suspect in the murder of a teenage girl.

Derrick Bird, known locally as "Birdy," was a father, grandfather, brother, and son, described as a popular but quiet man. He worked as a self-employed taxi driver in the North of England and looked after his elderly mother. He got on well with other taxi drivers, who still describe him as a friend. But one morning Derrick woke up early and shot his twin brother David and his family's solicitor, before continuing a shooting spree that hit 24 people, and killed 12. The rampage only came to an end when Bird took his own life.

Over ten days in 2006, the bodies of five young women were discovered in a sleepy English county. A manhunt would be launched that would catch the culprit within weeks. Their killer, Steven Wright, had almost certainly strangled his victims, all women working in the sex industry. He was known to them, some had considered him a friend. We talk to those who knew him, including his father, Conrad Wright, to discover what had turned Steven Wright into a man who killed more women in the shortest time than any serial killer in British history?

Set in Charlotte, NC and Pensacola, FL. Beth examines the story of a recent college graduate who went missing after a night out with his friends; she also visits with a young woman who shares the harrowing story of the kidnapping she and her sister endured as children.

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.