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Show Title: The Craigslist Killer - Classified for Murder
Premiere: March 28, 2010
In the spring of 2009, a man made three appointments with three women in the Boston area for "erotic services." Each time, he arrived at the woman's hotel room, tied her up and tried to steal her money at gunpoint. In one case, he shot and killed a 25-year-old named Julissa Brisman when she fought back. The media called him the Craigslist Killer. His emails soon led police to a second-year medical school student named Philip Markoff.
Show Title: The Sweetheart Murders
Premiere: April 4, 2010
In December of 1980, the savagely murdered bodies of teenage sweethearts, Sabrina Gonsalves and John Riggers, were found hidden in the brush near their van in Northern California. For over twenty years, the crimes went unsolved until a journalist, Joel Davis, convinced investigators to reopen the case. This time, they discovered DNA samples on a blanket found in the van. After running some tests, they came up with a hit and in 2004, police arrested a man who turned out to have a very dark past.
Show Title: Drawn to Murder Parts 1 & 2
Premiere: April 11, 2010
A special two-hour episode looks at the murder of Peggy Hettrick in 1987, and the 15-year-old boy that police believed was the killer. It took more than a decade for authorities to build their case against Tim Masters, and almost as long for him to try and prove they locked up the wrong man.
Show Title: Deadline for Justice
Premiere: April 18, 2010
Jennifer Servo had always wanted to be a television news anchorwoman and at 22, she was already well on her way. In 2002, she had just landed a reporting job at a local television station in Abilene, Texas. But her dream was cut short that September when she was found brutally murdered in her home. Although police zeroed in on two men that Jennifer had dated, no arrests were ever made and to this day, the case remains unsolved. In another story, the parents of Patty Scoville, who was raped and killed in Stowe, Vermont in 1991 helped solve their daughter's murder — years after the crime. They had lobbied the state for a DNA database which fourteen years after Patti's death, came up with a match.
Show Title: Betrayal
Premiere: April 25, 2010
In September, 2006, Nina Reiser disappeared from Oakland, California. Authorities couldn't find the mother of two, and were convinced she was murdered. But was it her estranged husband, Hans Reiser, who did it? Or her jilted lover, who told authorities he had killed before?
Show Title: An Invisible Enemy
Premiere: May 2, 2010
Todd Sommer, a seemingly healthy 23-year-old Marine, died suddenly in 2002. Military authorities said it was murder — that he was poisoned with arsenic by his wife, Cynthia. The defense attorney on the case claimed not only was Cynthia innocent, but that Todd wasn't poisoned at all.
Show Title: Kidnapped
Premiere: May 16, 2010
When 11-year old Shawn Hornbeck went out bike riding alone near his Richwoods, Missouri home on October 6, 2002, no one would ever have imagined that he would be gone for almost 4 and a half years. He had seemingly vanished into thin air. Over the years, investigators pursued hundreds of tips but the missing boy could not be found. His parents never gave up hope. Then, suddenly, in January of 2007, another kidnapping eerily similar to Shawn's led police to a break in the case. The FBI moved in quickly — rescuing both boys from a man they call a monster.
Show Title: The Mortgage and the Murder
Premiere: May 23, 2010
The double murder of Bernadette and Greg Ohlemacher in 2005 bewildered their family and friends. Suspicion quickly fell on their daughter, Renee — the only person in the house to survive the shooting. But a host of other potential suspects would emerge, including the Ohlemacher's mortgage broker, Ronald Santiago, who may have been the least likely suspect of all.
Show Title: Peace, Love and Murder
Premiere: June 6, 2010
It was love at first sight for young hippies Bob Eckhart and Toni Soren when they met in 1973. Only a day and a half later, they decided to marry. The couple was so enamored with each other, that they even legally changed their last name to "Heartsong" — a combination of their names. But when 50-year old Toni was found viciously murdered in their Florida home in September 2000, police wondered if their relationship was really the "Nirvana" Bob had described.
