Cold Case

After new evidence clears an accused murderer during his triple homicide trial, the detectives talk to the murdered busboy's brother, who provides them with some clues.

A reunion of World War II female factory workers stirs up memories of a mysterious death. A friend of the deceased confides to Rush that the death is not what it appears to be.

After receiving a home movie in which a young woman is apparently shot and killed, Rush and Valens reopen a 1979 unsolved "Jane Doe" murder case.

In 1968, Johnny Cash's Folsom Prison concert was broadcast to millions of inmates across the U.S. That night in a Philadelphia prison, during a melee, an inmate was murdered.

Rush and the team reopen the 13-year-old case of two Cambodian immigrants who were brutally murdered in their home in what was then believed to be a robbery.

When a young woman is found strangled and dumped in a local swimming hole, Rush and the detectives realize that this crime mirrors the unsolved murder of a 12-year-old girl from 1989.

A man who first contracted AIDS in 1983 asks Rush and Valens to reopen the unsolved strangulation death of his former life partner.

The Communist Witch Hunts of the 1950s come back to haunt their survivors when Rush and the team reopen an unsolved murder.

The body of a woman who has been missing since 1985 is discovered in a wildlife preserve. The detectives interview her daughter, who was 12 years old when the woman went missing.

Rush reopens the unsolved 2000 murder of a prominent, ambitious Puerto Rican assistant district attorney who is posthumously linked to a scandal.

Rush and Valens reopen the 1978 suicide of Matthew Adams, a cult member who died of cyanide poisoning. By the time the investigators uncover the truth, Rush is the killer’s target.

The deathbed confession of a boxing referee prompts Rush and the team to reopen a 1976 case involving an overmatched fighter who died after a bout that should have been stopped.

The 1987 drive-by shooting death of a little girl is reopened after the murder weapon suddenly turns up as part of the city's gun recovery program.

Rush and the team investigate the 1969 strangulation murder of a 19-year-old whose body was discovered in her boyfriend's apartment the day he fled to Canada.

The death of a mentally handicapped teenaged boy is re-investigated when new evidence reveals the teen may have been murdered.

The detectives investigate the cold case of a murdered pedophile whose corpse was discovered a few months after the body of a kidnapped boy was found.

The recent death of a female heroin addict prompts Rush and the team to reopen the supposedly solved 1982 murder case of Lindsay Chase, the addict's former co-worker.

Vera's high school sweetheart asks the team to reopen the case of the death of her older sister.

Rush and the squad reopen the cold case that motivated Jeffries to become a cop. A young black teenager was left beaten to death in a rough neighborhood park in the early 1960s.

The 1985 murder case of a young mill worker is reopened when Rush learns that a recent parolee admitted to stealing money off the victim's body.

An unsolved 1977 case involving the death of a Philadelphia doorman is reopened when Rush and Valens try to link his murder to a serial killer about to be released from prison.

When an old truck containing human bones is pulled from the Delaware River, Rush and Valens reopen a 1932 missing persons case.

Rush and Valens investigate the discovery of nine human skulls buried in a backyard and reopen the former resident’s unsolved homicide case. They discover a connection to another case.