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Before Leah Freeman's body was found outside of her hometown of Coquille, Ore., in 2000, her gym shoes, one of them bloody, were virtually the only physical clues police had to figure out what had happened to the missing 15-year-old.

Before Leah Freeman's body was found outside of her hometown of Coquille, Ore., in 2000, her gym shoes, one of them bloody, were virtually the only physical clues police had to figure out what had happened to the missing 15-year-old.

Teenagers Rebecca Bender and Bekah Charleston fall for men who seem to care about them, then they're lured into human trafficking and coerced into prostitution.

Margaret Purk is just days away from having her first baby when she is found dead from an apparent suicide; 24 years later, new clues lead investigators to re-open the case.

Before Leah Freeman's body was found outside of her hometown of Coquille, Ore., in 2000, her gym shoes, one of them bloody, were virtually the only physical clues police had to figure out what had happened to the missing 15-year-old.

Before Leah Freeman's body was found outside of her hometown of Coquille, Ore., in 2000, her gym shoes, one of them bloody, were virtually the only physical clues police had to figure out what had happened to the missing 15-year-old.

When a young woman vanishes from a New Mexico convenience store, two detectives discover tracks in the dirt that may lead to answers; after a second woman disappears, it's a race against time to stop a possible serial killer.

A woman vanishes while driving on I-95 in Florida; her divorce leads police one way, then her body is found, suggesting a different more horrible path; another woman reads about the case and has a hunch she knows the killer.

An innocent woman is murdered; a California girl is kidnapped and abused.

The death of a young mother devastates her family; prosecutors suspect foul play. An Internet encounter becomes a real world nightmare.

When a spirited young businesswoman falls hopelessly in love with an older man who suffered a tragic loss, both of their families worry that their impending union may be more about filling a void then building a life together.

Dueling videos from feuding roommates come into play when drug abuse accusations, taunting and property damage are disputed.

Unlicensed and uninsured, a distracted mother runs a red light and T-bones another motorist while her 2-year-old son is in the car; a couple accuse their contractor of installing a shoddy, uneven patio.

A landlord helps a tenant recover more than $11,000 in unemployment but is last on the list of priorities when it comes to paying rent.

A landlord fears what he might find when the odor of an elderly tenant's apartment garners complaints; a woman defends her disabled mother's living space.

A grieving mother sues over an ATV she bought for her son.

A raging fire destroys a home, leaving a landlord and her tenants fighting over who is to blame for over $50,000 in damages.

A woman sues her sister for unpaid property taxes; her sister counter-sues for household repairs and moving expenses.

A woman sues her younger brother for repayment of a loan and says he has been in and out of prison for selling drugs.

A woman who married an ex-convict says they are now separated because he's been sleeping around; a woman sues her mother for repayment of a $5,000 loan.

A music montage featuring dinosaurs; mishaps in the great outdoors; a passing jet skier pranks a sunbather; dogs saying "I love you.".

An active family of five needs to buy a home close to their chiropractic business in South Fulton, Ga.; with a laundry list of must-haves and a very tight budget, they'll need all the help they can get from Egypt and Mike.

A young couple have their hearts set on living in the sought-after neighborhood of Brookhaven, Ga.; with Egypt and Mike's help, their goal is to buy cheap and add a ton of equity by renovating a dated country home into a modern masterpiece.

A couple who worked with Egypt and Mike in the past engage their services once again for a home in Sandy Springs, Ga.; Egypt works to find a home in the limited market, while Mike comes up with a plan to fill it with features they'll love.

A couple from Washington, D.C., are desperate to own a designer bungalow in Atlanta's Grant Park neighborhood; after battling through the area's competitive market, Egypt and Mike fight permitting issues to design the open floor plan of their dreams.

In the Midwest, Retta tours three heinous homes vying for the chance at a $150,000 makeover by Alison Victoria; she'll get an inside look at an underwater sea palace, a 1960s throwback and a former funeral home.

Retta is off to the Southeast to check out the ugly home competition; Retta explores a sardine can house with more than one snake problem, a property with a questionable past and a home that looks like a vintage bank.

Retta heads to the Northeast to uncover the region's most hideous home; she'll question life and design decisions at a former preschool, a house shaped like a pyramid, and a pink-carpeted nightmare that looks like a cat condo.

Retta finds a dark spot on the sunny West Coast as she checks out three homes that are more like nightmares than dreams; she visits a house that looks like a jungle, a home that used to be a barn and property that feels like living on a boat.