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The owner of "The Stag's Head", a restaurant and bar undergoing renovations, calls CPD in when paranormal activity starts to scare away employees and brings construction to a halt. Ron and the team quickly learn that the stories have merit and spend the night chasing footsteps and disembodied voices throughout the location. Homicide, construction and intelligent interaction make The Stag's Head one restaurant sure to benefit from the Chicago Paranormal Detectives.

Ron and the CPD team are called into investigate an abandoned Women's College by a former student who has been haunted by the stories of murder and mystery for many years since graduating. The team finds that a young girl's suicide in 1916 could have been a murder and that her aggressor is still hanging around the campus intent on finding his next victim.

A fellow Police officer calls Ron and team in to help him uncover the mysteries surrounding his night job as a security officer at a banquet hall. But when CPD digs in deep they find that there could be multiple spirits trying to get messages across from beyond the grave. Tragedy, healing and finality makes this one case that CPD is determined to crack.

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?

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.

CPD finds themselves on familiar ground when they are called in by the Frankfort Fire Department to investigate strange occurrences in the firehouse. Everyone falls ill during the investigation and Ron is left to consider if it's being caused by paranormal activity as Moriah makes contact with two spirits, one of which is intent on reaching out to a loved one.

The owner of "The Stag's Head", a restaurant and bar undergoing renovations, calls CPD in when paranormal activity starts to scare away employees and brings construction to a halt. Ron and the team quickly learn that the stories have merit and spend the night chasing footsteps and disembodied voices throughout the location. Homicide, construction and intelligent interaction make The Stag's Head one restaurant sure to benefit from the Chicago Paranormal Detectives.

Ron and the CPD team are called into investigate an abandoned Women's College by a former student who has been haunted by the stories of murder and mystery for many years since graduating. The team finds that a young girl's suicide in 1916 could have been a murder and that her aggressor is still hanging around the campus intent on finding his next victim.

A fellow Police officer calls Ron and team in to help him uncover the mysteries surrounding his night job as a security officer at a banquet hall. But when CPD digs in deep they find that there could be multiple spirits trying to get messages across from beyond the grave. Tragedy, healing and finality makes this one case that CPD is determined to crack.

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.

In-depth look at police on trial for corruption and brutality. Examines how police are treated as defendants and the types of sentences they face; and reveals research results that show that police and the general public are held to different standards of justice.

Like any dad, Titus wants the best for his son. As an EMT, he sees just how dire life can get. From drug addicts desperate to kick their problems, to assault victims, to a teenager who drove his car into a tree, nights in New Orleans reveal the struggles of life in this city. Meanwhile, police officers continue to work desperately to get guns off the street--and make the city a safer place to live.

Tonight, police officers Robb and Bethany find themselves in an armed standoff with a suspect who has holed up in an apartment complex. Meanwhile, Fire Rescue team Mayville and Stokes must put out a trailer fire that threatens to incinerate the rest of the park.

Two innocent, teenage girls are targeted by obsessed stalkers. One survived her harrowing ordeal; the other was tragically caught up in a murderous plan carried out by her fanatical stalker. Beautiful Cameron had no idea the horror that would ensue when she sat next to Ryan in her high school art class. For the next 11 years, Ryan interjected himself into every aspect of Cameron's life. Eventually, the obsession escalated and Ryan threatened to kill Cameron. After Ryan broke into Cameron's home and photographed her while she slept, police raided Ryan's apartment where they found a shrine dedicated to his obsession. Ryan was arrested and later sent to prison for 13 years. Unlike Cameron, Amy Lynn didn't know her stalker, Liam; they had a single high school class together, but Liam developed an obsessive, years-long fixation with Amy. No one knew about it until a tragic afternoon when Liam shot Amy to death, then turned the gun on himself.

A man takes cyber-stalking to a whole new level by sending hundreds of threatening messages and posting over 40 videos on social media that document his twisted fixation for a former high school classmate. And an Ohio firefighter is known as a hero and a devoted family man--until he's exposed as the most profilic stalker of women in U.S. history.

A woman scared to death by a stalker is relieved when he disappears for a few years--only to make a terrifying return. And a predator breaks into his ex-girlfriend's house, places hidden cameras in her bedroom, and even installs spyware on her computer.

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.

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.

(Includes additional interviews/footage.) The city of Atlanta is gripped with fear as a deadly killer prowls the streets for unsuspecting victims--with a powerful gun. Detective David Quinn must track him down before he strikes again.

Detectives Selles Morris, Laura Skrip and Jim Corcoran team up to search for a straight "A" college student. They uncover surveillance footage that shows the 19-year-old sophomore walking toward the lakefront, then disappearing. Their around-the-clock search comes to a shocking conclusion. Then, Detectives Morris and Skrip pull double duty: Morris hunts down an alleged gang member who vanished after a drug deal goes bad, putting his own family in danger. Skrip has just minutes to save the life of a woman who threatens to jump from a bridge.

(Updated and includes all-new interviews with the detective involved with the cases.) In Memphis, Lt. Toney Armstrong and his team respond to Memphis's worst mass murder in more than 15 years, where they find four adults and two children dead. Armstrong's entire team is called to action as they scramble for leads, while the local media follows their every move. When investigators learn that the killings may have been committed by a "Blackout" squad--a gang-ordered directive to wipe out an entire family--they need to find the killers before they strike again.

Detective Pam Childs responds to the disappearance of Maria Miranda reported by Hector, the missing woman's boyfriend and the father of her infant child. Hector explains he received a phone call from Maria in which she complained of being tired and threatened to kill herself, as well as her two children. Childs needs help and recruits Detective Selles Morris and the CPD intelligence unit. The intelligence unit traces that phone call, and discovers it was made from an Arizona phone number. Next, Detective Jason Pulappally and Sgt. Gabby Shemash respond to Tarvarus Wright's disappearance. They learn that although he comes from a dedicated two-parent household, Tarvarus has fallen under the sway of a neighbor named Bruce, aka "Blue," a member of the Black Gangsters street gang. Based on his long criminal history and past convictions, Blue is considered armed and dangerous.

World famous prosecutor, Marcia Clark, dissects the suspicious death of Rebecca Zahau, girlfriend of multi-millionaire pharmaceutical tycoon, Jonah Shaknai. When Rebecca's body was found tied, gagged and hanging naked outside her boyfriend's seaside mansion, law enforcement quickly determined her death was a suicide. But was it a suicide or was it murder? On the hunt for the truth, Marcia combs for clues in the First 48 of this mindboggling, real-life mystery to determine what happened to Rebecca Zahau.