Forensic Files

An 11-year-old boy nearly dies after eating an undercooked burger teeming with E. Coli.

A murderer eludes the law for years until an age-scaled sculpture helps lead to his arrest.

Following an outbreak of thyrotoxicosis in Sioux Falls, S.D., thought to have come from contaminated meat, the Department of Agriculture conducts a review of the use of thyroid hormones in animal products.

Investigators solve the 1988 murder of a drifter by examining a species of fly found near the body.

After a wealthy Southern physician's murder, his wife and a handyman become convicted of the crime.

When 182 war veterans contract pneumonia-like symptoms in Philadelphia, doctors become stumped.

Timothy Wilson Spencer was identified as the man who raped and strangled five young women in Virginia. With the use of DNA profiling, an innocent man is freed, and the real killer is convicted.

Early one morning in a deserted area outside of Phoenix, a motorcyclist discovered the body of a young woman. She had been beaten, bound, strangled, and possibly raped.

Scientists and detectives use DNA to solve a string of rapes and murders.

A woman disappeared, and her husband became the prime suspect, especially after police found a huge bloodstain on the carpet of their bedroom.

Sitting in the apparently safe lobby of his father's gun club, a teenage boy is mysteriously shot dead.

The investigation into a missing flight attendant leads to her pilot husband's conviction.