Filmrise Mysteries

Investigation of the murder of three civil rights workers in 1964 Mississippi leads to the Ku Klux Klan.

Cuban detainees in Atlanta revolt in response to their impending deportation.

A millionaire's teenage daughter is kidnapped for ransom.

When Claude Dallas, who poached desert wildlife, killed two game wardens, he evaded the law by living off the land.

The FBI at first suspects a woman's husband in her disappearance.

FBI labs enable investigators and agents to identify a victim and establish what her activities were before she died.

A man who hunted outdoorsmen, killing them with a high-powered rifle, is caught when the FBI receives a tip leading to the murder weapon.

Barnaby investigates whether a ballad made famous by a late, lamented folk singer could have been the inspiration for a murder.

When a wine launch turns deadly, Barnaby tries to find out who is targeting the Midsomer Vinae Winery and what it has to do with the death of a child in a hit-and-run accident.

A parolee dodges prison by stealing the identity of a murder victim; a suspect conceals a crime by assuming the victim's identity.

Microscopic pieces of evidence -- a fingerprint or a few fibers -- left at the crime scene can lead to the conviction of such killers as David Middleton and Gregory Kokal.

A suspect's shoe print matches one left at the crime scene; a bruise on a victim's body resembles the tread of a tire.

New forensic techniques assist investigators in solving cases and capturing criminals.

Chemists at the Forensic Science Center at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory develop new techniques to capture killers who use poisons.

Investigators study small clues left at the crime scene, such as a paint chip, saliva from a cigarette and glass fragments.

Ballistics experts work to determine whether a shooting is suicide or murder.

The mysterious abduction of a young mother ends up a brutal homicide.

Authorities suspect an ICU nurse of murdering patients.

As cocky serial killers become increasingly careless, investigators harvest the clues that will ultimately put them away.

By testing DNA from saliva on a mailing label, investigators were able to track down the World Trade Center bomber.

A murder-for-hire plot takes the lives of a woman, her 8-year-old child and a live-in nurse.

An FBI task force conducts an international manhunt to find a Mexican serial killer.