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The 1959 rape and murder of 9-year-old Candy Rogers in Spokane, WA is solved six decades later thanks to DNA.

December 5 1982. Deputies from Jackson County Sheriff's Department discover the body of a female toddler along the Escatawpa River in Mississippi.

Michelle Wyatt is found strangled to death in 1980. Few leads arise until 41 years later, thanks to forensics.

A look at life inside Limon Correctional Facility, a state prison located in Lincoln County, Colo., opens with inmates flooding their cells and the work of a cell-extraction team.

A policy implemented by Limon Correctional Facility warden Travis Trini to limit the movement of inmates within the prison is examined.

A father from Georgia is accused of killing his ex-wife. The prosecutors are expecting his children will testify against him while his friends work on proving his innocence.

Two tenacious sisters determined to fulfill a promise investigate the mystery surrounding their mother's death.

Police re-open a homicide case, discovering a trail that may lead right to their own front door.

A serial killer's exploits are examined; a woman's ghost brings two co-workers together; a wife tries to kill her husband with a poisoned milkshake.

Poisoned cough syrup kills a woman; a man disappears while on a business trip. Also featured: a murder in a gated community in Greenwich, Connecticut; a car-insurance-fraud scheme.

Charred remains are found in a trash fire; voodoo becomes a medical treatment; a woman disappears during a business trip to Jamaica.

The Shroud of Turin is dated via scientific testing; a family keeps hope alive for a son who reportedly died in Vietnam; a woman seeks her biological father.

The crash of TWA Flight 800 is examined; a mysterious young woman haunts Chicago residents; two girls vanish following a terrible accident; robber siblings are sentenced.

A couple's love story turns dark when one partner is found dead. The surviving spouse faces suspicion as the truth unfolds in this gripping investigation.

After his neighbor is found dead, a tech giant flees the authorities and taunts them in the press. But the police soon begin to doubt whether they're following the right man.

When Todd Winkler was arrested for killing his wife Rachel, he claimed self-defense. Investigators learned Rachel wasn't the first Mrs. Winkler to die and traveled cross country to understand what happened on that camping trip a decade earlier.