Crime and Investigation Network HDTV (CI HD)

A woman fights an intruder in her home and kills him; a family survives the wreck of their yacht in shark-infested waters; and a restaurant manager is sexually assaulted, beaten, and left for dead. (Repeat).

A fugitive Bloods-gang member is hunted after he flees from a Trenton, N.J., hospital, where he was treated for a gunshot wound. (Repeat).

In the third-season opener, a fugitive wanted for second-degree rape is hunted, and a tip leads to a stakeout in the Bronx. (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).

An alleged drug-gang leader who evaded capture during a raid in Puerto Rico and fled the country is believed to have relocated to New York City. (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).

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

The hunt for a computer expert suspected of identity theft and who is in the U.S. illegally takes the team to the Bronx and an early morning stakeout to catch the fugitive by surprise. (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).

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

In a suburban neighborhood of Cleveland, gunshots ring out in the middle of the night, and a young male is found dead on the front porch of his own house. Detectives Tom Armelli and Joe Chojnowski learn from the victim's girlfriend that a visit by friends that evening quickly turned violent. Was this a home invasion? Or, a friendly fight taken too far? To discover the truth, detectives must rely o

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

A man is gunned down after dancing with a woman at a club, and detectives hold a stakeout to trap the suspect. (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).

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).

A man is gunned down after dancing with a woman at a club, and detectives hold a stakeout to trap the suspect. (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).

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).

In a suburban neighborhood of Cleveland, gunshots ring out in the middle of the night, and a young male is found dead on the front porch of his own house. Detectives Tom Armelli and Joe Chojnowski learn from the victim's girlfriend that a visit by friends that evening quickly turned violent. Was this a home invasion? Or, a friendly fight taken too far? To discover the truth, detectives must rely o

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).

Paid Programming. (Repeat).

Paid Programming. (Repeat).

Paid Programming. (Repeat).

Paid Programming. (Repeat).

Two women who were attacked by a hitchhiker; three men who were stranded on an inhospitable island for 13 days; and a couple who were kidnapped by a hitchhiker and forced to drive for miles at gunpoint. (Repeat).

A young woman set on fire by an attacker; a man who amputated his leg to free himself from a driveshaft; a driver left to die by a roadside. (Repeat).

After five ruthless highjackers take control of an EgyptAir flight and begin executing passengers, a woman silently says goodbye to her loved ones when the hijackers pick her to be the next one to die. A surfer loses half of the blood in his body when a great white shark clamps its jaws around his entire torso and shakes him like a rag doll. A young mother is repeatedly assaulted and strangled in

After finishing a surveying job in a remote forest area, Brent finds himself face to face with a massive seven-foot-tall grizzly bear that begins to attack him. In a desperate attempt to save her and her husband's life, Susan grabs the .22 caliber pistol in her bedroom and engages in a gun battle with three masked men who invade their house late one night. (Repeat).

An 11-year-old girl's murder is solved; the murder of a teen is solved 17 years after the crime. Host: Bill Kurtis. (Repeat).

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

The murder of a church deacon is recalled; and a woman is a suspect in her husband's killing. (Repeat).

The 1968 murder of Navy ensign Andrew Muns by a shipmate during the Vietnam War is reopened 30 years later and brings a murder charge in 2002. Also: DNA from a cigarette butt helps solve a 20-year-old rape-murder case. (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 confessed serial killer Coral Eugene Watts. Host: Bill Kurtis. (Repeat).