Cold Case - Season 3
Season 3
Episodes
Amber-Lee Cruickshank
Amber-Lee was last seen at a house in Kingston on 17 October 1992. The 2-year-old's disappearance is one of New Zealand's most enduring mysteries.
Eddie Peters
Four years since Eddie Peters was found viciously beaten and later died in the hospital, no one has been held accountable but detectives are convinced the community holds answers to that night.
Jessica Boyce
Jessica Boyce was 27 when she vanished from Marlborough. In this special episode, Police investigating her homicide are releasing new information for the first time in the hope of finding answers.
Simon Buis
In the early hours of Good Friday 1980, Simon Buis was found dead in Auckland's Gribblehurst Park. 4 decades on, Police are determined to find who was responsible for killing the 54-year-old father.
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