Crime and Investigation Network HDTV (CI HD)

A convicted fugitive who fled South Carolina in 1993 before incarceration is tracked to Manhattan. A young investigator takes the case, using a 15-year-old photograph as her only lead. (Repeat).

A deputy pursues a fugitive she caught once before, and the case takes her to the Bronx. (Repeat).

Team members work with parole officers to find a woman involved with child prostitution who fled while on parole. (Repeat).

A murder suspect believed to have killed a state witness in Trenton five years earlier is pursued. (Repeat).

The suspected killer of an Orlando hip-hop star flees to New York, and detectives mobilize a search in the Bronx. (Repeat).

Two months after a robbery suspect escapes from an interrogation room in Newark, the task force searches for new leads. (Repeat).

A Latin Kings member suspected of kidnapping and shooting a man is hunted by New Jersey detectives in Puerto Rico with the help of a Puerto Rico task force. (Repeat).

A hunt for a parole violator who served a sentence for raping a child; and another parole violator who served a sentence for murdering a child. (Repeat).

The search for a fugitive on the most-wanted list who is believed to be hiding in Harlem. (Repeat).

A convicted felon who enters the U.S. illegally is tracked in a case led by a supervisor who is celebrating his 20-year work anniversary. (Repeat).

A sex offender who violated parole and who has been on the run for six months is sought in the Bronx, where he has family members. (Repeat).

A retired corrections officer and former boxing coach who is wanted for kidnapping and sexual assault is hunted from New Jersey to Florida. (Repeat).

Rochester, N.Y., detectives investigate what appears to be a domestic homicide and attempt to identify and locate the chief suspect in the case. (Repeat).

A young man is shot to death in the parking lot of a car wash, and witnesses offer a description of the getaway car. (Repeat).

A man is found dead in an open field, and the investigation leads detectives to two juvenile suspects. (Repeat).

In the first-season finale, a man is found shot to death and clutching a dollar bill with methamphetamines inside. Detectives have the drugs tested hoping they will offer a lead. (Repeat).

The robbery of a convenience store is captured by a surveillance camera. (Repeat).

A bullet-ridden body is found on a porch in a residential neighborhood, and the victim's broken cell phone holds a vital clue to help solve the crime. (Repeat).

A man is found dead in an open field, and the investigation leads detectives to two juvenile suspects. (Repeat).

In the first-season finale, a man is found shot to death and clutching a dollar bill with methamphetamines inside. Detectives have the drugs tested hoping they will offer a lead. (Repeat).

The robbery of a convenience store is captured by a surveillance camera. (Repeat).

A bullet-ridden body is found on a porch in a residential neighborhood, and the victim's broken cell phone holds a vital clue to help solve the crime. (Repeat).

Rochester, N.Y., detectives investigate what appears to be a domestic homicide and attempt to identify and locate the chief suspect in the case. (Repeat).

A young man is shot to death in the parking lot of a car wash, and witnesses offer a description of the getaway car. (Repeat).

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A pregnant woman is assaulted by another woman; a couple survive Hurricane Ike by holding on to the rafters of their home; and a woman defends herself against a home intruder who hid in the house for days before the attack. (Repeat).

A pregnant woman is abducted, assaulted, and has her throat cut; a man survives a plane crash and is stranded in an icy river; and a man plays dead when an armed man in a warehouse starts executing people. (Repeat).

In the sixth-season finale, a pregnant woman is abducted by another woman who wants to remover her unborn baby from her body; a geologist is attacked by a grizzly bear; and a woman is held hostage and wounded by drunken ex-marine. (Repeat).

A mother is attacked and strangled; a snowmobiler survives several avalanches that take the lives of eight friends; and a 14-year-old boy and his best friend are attacked by another teen. (Repeat).

A 25-year-old murder case is solved; and the murder of a woman in 1980 is solved in 2001 through DNA testing. (Repeat).

A three-year-old murder case is solved through fingerprint identification; the victim's body in a 16-year-old murder case is discovered at the bottom of a well. (Repeat).

Included: the conviction of Raymon McGill in 2005 for a rape in 2000 and two subsequent murders; and the 2004 conviction of George Geddes Jr. for the 1990 murder of Peggy Reome. (Repeat).

The case of Kevin Green, who was wrongfully convicted of a crime in 1979 and spent almost 17 years in prison until DNA testing exonerated him. Host: Bill Kurtis. (Repeat).

A 1988 rape-and-murder case is solved in 2005 with the help of DNA found on a marijuana joint. Also: a murder case in Illinois. (Repeat).

Included: the 15-year-old murder of a cab-company owner; and the 20-year-old rape-murder of a TV-station receptionist. (Repeat).

Cases include the rape and murder of two girls in Ohio; and the killing of a woman in a Virginia hotel room. (Repeat).

The 1969 murder of University of Michigan law student Jane Mixer is examined. (Repeat).

A serial rapist is captured; and the murder of a 6-year-old girl is solved. (Repeat).

A 1990 murder case in Texas is chronicled. (Repeat).

A serial-rape case is aided by video from an ATM machine. Also: a 30-year-old murder case. (Repeat).

Rhode Island policewomen go undercover to find a killer targeting prostitutes. Also: the murder of a nun in Toledo. (Repeat).

A serial rapist is captured; and the murder of a 6-year-old girl is solved. (Repeat).

A 1990 murder case in Texas is chronicled. (Repeat).

A serial-rape case is aided by video from an ATM machine. Also: a 30-year-old murder case. (Repeat).

Rhode Island policewomen go undercover to find a killer targeting prostitutes. Also: the murder of a nun in Toledo. (Repeat).

Cases include the rape and murder of two girls in Ohio; and the killing of a woman in a Virginia hotel room. (Repeat).

The 1969 murder of University of Michigan law student Jane Mixer is examined. (Repeat).

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A man stabs his 11-year-old daughter and a neighbor while under the influence of PCP; a building contractor beats a man unconscious. (Repeat).

A man is pulled out to sea in the dark during a fishing trip; a woman is robbed by her friend and her brother; and, while driving, a woman is shot by another driver who takes her to his apartment and assaults her. (Repeat).

A woman is abducted by a teen and shot in the head; a hiker is critically injured in a 60-ft. fall into a ravine; a man is attacked on his docked boat by an intruder with a knife. (Repeat).

Three survivors from the 1989 UA Flight 232 crash in Iowa recall the disaster. Also: a young woman who was assaulted by two men and fled from her attackers. (Repeat).

Carla Stefaniak traveled to Costa Rica for her 36th birthday. But when she was supposed to return home to Miami, her loved ones discovered she had not boarded the plane. Carla's relatives and friends relate the harrowing events of the search for Carla. (Repeat).

Hear the harrowing saga around Hannah Anderson's kidnapping and how the amber alert system was used for the first time. (Repeat).

Kelsey's family suspects that something happened to her when she failed to reply to their texts. (Repeat).

When Deserae Turner didn't come home after school, her mother and friends began texting her incessantly. A massive search ensued, and 47 of her friends were questioned. Turns out her Snapchat may have been the key to the mystery. (Repeat).

The missing and murder rates of Indigenous women are disproportionately higher than any other group. So when beautiful Jalajhia Finklea vanished the day before her 18th birthday, her Wampanoag Tribe members immediately took action. Jalajhia's tribe and family quickly discovered that her abductor was closer to home than they thought. (Repeat).

The family of Kenia Monge share the agonizing details of what happened around the beautiful, 19-year-old's disappearance. Father Tony Lee, her sister, Kim, and authorities explain how the texts in Kenia's cell phone were the impetus to finding her abductor, who ultimately led them to Kenia. (Repeat).

The relationship between a high-powered attorney and a paralegal unravels. (Repeat).

A group of thieves become targeted by one of their own. (Repeat).