Murder Decoded - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Footsteps in Blood
A man calls 911 when he finds blood inside a friend's home. Officers enter to find a beloved community activist shot dead. Detectives piece together clues - bloody footprints, bullet fragments, a credit card trail - to find a cold-blooded murderer.
Twisted Scripture
After hunters discover the dismembered body of a missing young woman, police uncover a shocking secret she kept hidden from friends. Blood spatter and incriminating receipts help investigators decode her demise at the hands of a monster.
Murder on the Rocks
After ranchers spot the body of a teen girl brutally beaten on a riverbank, deputies conduct countless interviews to no avail. Years pass until cutting-edge technology helps police lift DNA from the murder weapon and zero in on an enraged killer.
Revenge with a Bullet
After motorists spot a man's body burning on the side of the highway, investigators find evidence of a brutal assassination and fiery cover-up; detectives decode construction debris with curious details to reveal a scheme that ended in murder.
Anatomy of Murder
After a single father is found dead in his burning home, an autopsy reveals he was murdered; investigators must decode ballistic, chemical and digital clues to reveal a complex plan executed by a twisted killer.
The Cocoon
Children find a missing woman's body in a rural community miles away from her home; forensic experts decipher surprising animal hair fibers and DNA evidence, which puts detectives on the trail of an enraged predator.
Bridge of Betrayal
A car fire blazing near a beach sends detectives on a search that ends with the discovery of a murdered woman; the killer's attempt to eliminate evidence actually gives investigators the clues they need to catch him.
Prowling Wolf
Reports of shots fired at an apartment complex lead police to the bodies of a woman and two of her children; detectives find answers in shell casings, shoe impressions and DNA to stop a diabolical predator.
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