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A dry cleaning tag inside a sweatshirt left at a crime scene helps police track down a serial killer and rapist who had been eluding them for years.
A dry cleaning tag inside a sweatshirt left at a crime scene helps police track down a serial killer and rapist who had been eluding them for years.
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S3, EP22 "The Shopping Cart Killer"A dry cleaning tag inside a sweatshirt left at a crime scene helps police track down a serial killer and rapist who had been eluding them for years.
Cold Case Files
S3, EP23 "The Hitmakers; Favor for a Friend"A scheme to bribe a music magazine to manipulate the charts leads to murder; a man who buried evidence of murder tells the police.
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S3, EP24 "Lil' Miss; Skeletons in the Closet"A mysterious note left on a grave may prove vital in solving a 12-year-old murder; exhaustive questioning of a bereaved mother leads investigators to discover the fate of her three dead children.
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S3, EP25 "Innocent Prey; The Punishment"A wild hunch pays off in the capture of a serial rapist; investigators solve the murder of a 6-year-old girl.
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S4, EP25 "Kidnapped"A kidnapper grabs 8-year-old Chad Choice from his home in Texas, then torments his parents with two ransom demands; the case goes cold until the parents receive a chilling package in the mail that contains a letter and a skull.
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