Filmrise Mysteries

When the World Trade Center parking garage explosion resulted in six deaths, the FBI traced the bombers' vehicle to a U-Haul dealership.

Authorities range from Alabama to Virginia in search of cousins suspected of seven murders, robbery and possession of an arsenal.

Puerto Rican terror group Los Macheteros seeks by violence to end U.S. rule.

Brothers' greed causes them to abandon all respect for human life.

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

Two brothers force a bank president to empty his vault before abducting him and throwing him off a bridge.

A businessman disappears after meeting a mystery woman in West Palm Beach, Fla., to make a once-in-a-lifetime deal before his retirement.

Investigative techniques and innovations used by the FBI.

While investigating a gas station mogul, agents uncover an operation stamped with mob brutality, kidnapping and retaliatory killings.

The Cuban nationalist group Omega 7 takes credit for a murder.

Sinister secrets are revealed when a player is found murdered at the Whiteoaks Golf Club.

Henry Hodgson's newly discovered masterpiece is auctioned hours after its owner is killed.

A Florida girl's murder is similar to one in Indiana; DNA evidence forces a suspect to confess.

Forensic investigators are able to use an eyelash, a carpet fiber, a hair strand or even cat fur to nab killers.

A teenage runaway enters a deadly relationship with an older man; human skeletal remains turn up in a zoo.

A murder victim's husband is accused of hiring co-conspirators to kill her.

Detectives follow the electronic crumbs left behind by cell phones, surveillance cameras and ATMs to track criminals.

Many people each year disappear without a trace and are never seen again.

The most obvious suspect is not always guilty.

DNA testing can vindicate those unjustly accused.

Vengeful lovers.

Clues come from unlikely sources, including a beer bottle, deleted computer files and the cocoon of a black-fly larvae.

Forensic anthropologists use art and science to give faces to victims long after their bodies have been reduced to bones.

Drug trafficking spawns a violent and deadly criminal underground.

Posing as a fashion photographer, Christopher Wilder would lure women to his Florida home where he would rape, torture and kill them.