Cold Case

In the fifth season premiere, Rush tries to convince Stillman -- and herself -- that she's emotionally ready to spearhead the reopening of a 1994 case of three fatally beaten boys.

After a tank top is discovered in an abandoned van, Rush and the team reopen the 1998 case of a 15-year-old girl who was fatally beaten and found partially clothed.

A girl asks for the team's help finding her older sister, a teenage Amish girl who disappeared weeks after leaving home to experience the outside world as part of Rumspringa.

The team reopens a 1953 murder case after new evidence suggests that the victim, an aspiring rock 'n' roll star, was killed in a different place from where his body was found.

The team members investigate the murder case of an unidentified "Jane Doe" who just succumbed to the complications from a gunshot wound that put her in a coma in 1989.

The team reopens the 1992 case of a teen math whiz who was shot after his older half-brother exploited the genius' knack for counting cards and cracking safes to benefit a gang.

In the 100th episode, the remains of a housewife who vanished on the night of Orson Welles' 1938 radio broadcast of "The War of the Worlds" are discovered in a well.

Rush and the team hunt for a serial killer after a newly missing boy's body is discovered in a rented storage unit. Three boys’ remains are found in units issued to the same name.

In 1963, a teenage girl caused a stir by dressing and behaving like a boy. She was found dead and considered a suicide victim, but the team wonders if the girl was actually murdered.

When the word "rapist" is found written on the gravestone of a popular male college student who was fatally shot 25 years ago, the team uncovers new suspects in his murder.

The team, attempting to solve the 1945 murder of a man, investigates whether his release from a Japanese-American internment camp during World War II had anything to do with it.

The team searches for a serial bomber whose latest pipe bomb maimed the wrong target and whose three previous bombings collectively blinded a man and killed two others.

The team reopens the 1998 case of a murdered teenage girl after her father is arrested for savagely beating the teen's stepsister, who is just 3 years old.

After new evidence -- a substantial splatter of the blood of a popular deaf boy who went missing in 2006 -- is discovered, the team attempts to find the boy's body and killer.

Lilly and Valens head to West Virginia to retrieve a primary suspect for the 2007 presumed homicide of a young woman abducted from the parking lot outside her engagement party.

When newfound evidence is found confirming the murder of an ex-con, the team sets out to find the man's killer.

The team reopens a suicide case from 1962 after evidence is produced that the deceased did not write the suicide note.

Lilly and her team investigate when a former junkie claims she just saw her child in a park, even though he died in a fire in 2005.