Motives & Murders: Cracking the Case - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
In Harm's Way
A woman goes out on a date and never returns home in the premiere of this documentary series about unsolved murder cases.
Web of Lies
A manager at a West Virginia security company is killed in the mountains.
Relative Suspect
Investigating a 1974 murder involving a Buffalo housewife who was stabbed to death in her home.
The Body in the Bay
A woman's body is found in the Chesapeake Bay, and it takes investigators four years to identify a suspect.
Queen of Hearts
An apparent crime of passion becomes a cold case after police fail to find a suspect.
Not Again
Investigating the case of a woman who was found strangled to death in a swamp.
Dying to Fit In
A woman goes missing and her body is found in a cornfield 10 days later, but there isn't enough evidence to convict her suspected killer.
He Came for Me
The 1980 stabbing death of a Colorado teenager is investigated.
Wicked in the Windy City
Renee heads home from the gym on a cold, rainy Halloween; her favorite night of the year. The next day, she's found strangled to death on her bathroom floor. Police struggle to identify a killer. Could Renee be a victim of a 'trick or treat' gone bad?
Crossed Dressed to Kill
The 1999 rape and murder of an elementary-school teacher is investigated.
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