Cold Case

Years ago, Bonita, a maid, partially witnessed the murder of teenager Jill Shelby. Fearing for her job, Bonita never told anyone, but now she wants the killer brought to justice.

The fiancée of fireman Rob Deamer asks Lilly to help prove that Albert Miller, a felon about to be paroled on an unrelated crime, is responsible for the murder of Rob's first wife.

Rush confronts an old case that Vera was unable to solve involving a serial rapist who preys on single women.

When Caroline Bayes, a woman suffering from Alzheimer's Disease, experiences flashbacks about the 1990 murder of her husband, Rush reopens the file.

Rush reopens a 1973 case involving the unsolved murder of a young police officer who responded to a call at a drug-infested housing project.

Rush reopens the murder case of a 16-year-old girl after a prison inmate relates a conversation he overheard 22 years ago, intimating that the wrong man is currently serving time.

Rush gets a visit from a frail 75-year-old woman seeking justice for her dead son, the victim of a 1964 gay bashing incident.

Rush and Valens reopen a case involving a young woman who is slowly emerging from a 2-year coma with no memory of the murder of her daughter.

Rush reopens a cold case when she receives a cryptic phone call from an anonymous man who claims he murdered his grandmother in 1989 and buried her in the basement of his former home.

Rush reopens the case of a hitchhiker found murdered in 1997 near Atlantic City, New Jersey. She eventually discovers an unlikely suspect.

A former college professor, Roy Minard, asks Rush to reopen a murder case. Minard's career ended in disgrace when he became the prime suspect in the murder of his student Holly Rickter.

Lieutenant Stillman asks Rush to investigate the 1980 unsolved murder of an 8-year-old boy. Stillman worked the case and is still haunted by it.

Rush confronts her oldest case yet when Sarah Tucker, the 40-year-old granddaughter of Sadie Douglas, a black woman murdered in 1939, provides letters Sadie wrote to Sarah's mother.

Rush and Valens reopen the unsolved killing of Arnold Collier, a 6-year-old orphan who died in an empty field in 1958.

In 1978, fire destroyed a disco, and 23 people died. The partial remains of a body were recently found six feet underneath the building site--in the former VIP room.

Human remains found in the excavation site for a new building lead Rush and Valens to investigate the unsolved deaths of a man and a woman in their mid-20s who disappeared in 1969.

Stillman asks Rush and Valens to reopen the 1987 case of Philadelphia high school basketball star Herman Lester, who was stabbed to death hours after leading his team to the state championship.

Rush and Valens investigate a case involving the hit-and-run car accident death of Craig Cardiff on New Year's Eve 1999. The detectives begin to suspect that Cardiff was a victim of foul play.

A current murder case leads Rush and Valens to reopen a cold case from 1992 involving a young woman, Vanessa Prosser, killed after leaving a political event on election night.

Rush and Valens reopen the 1985 murder case of Charles Danville, a wealthy stockbroker killed during a possible botched carjacking.

A psychologist approaches Rush regarding a client, a troubled 17-year-old boy who's been lost in the foster care system since he witnessed the murder of his mother 14 years ago.

Rush, Valens and Vera investigate the 1999 murder of a military academy swim coach who died in the academy's swimming pool. Meanwhile, Valens encounters a problem at home.

In the season finale, DNA evidence reveals the wrong man has been imprisoned for the 1986 murder of beautiful 15-year-old Eve Kendall. Rush and Valens reopen the case.