#1
S3E5
9/11/2001
The harrowing story of the 9/11 attacks, as told by NYPD first responders who rushed to Ground Zero and who still carry the weight of the tragedy today.
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#2
S3E4
Your Eyes Or Your Life
"The case of Lourdes Gonzalez haunted me." Detectives revisit the gruesome murder of a young mother - and the infamous Central Park killer who did it.
#3
S1E4
Midtown Slasher
The stabbing death of a successful entrepreneur remains unsolved for decades until a tenacious assistant DA and a driven detective reexamine the case.
#4
East Harlem Serial Killer
S1E5
#5
Episode #3.1
S3E1
#6
Vanished on Wall Street
S1E3
#7
Murder at the Beach
S2E3
#8
Central Park Slaying
S1E2
#9
Hunting Phil Spector
S2E1
#10
Race Car Killer
S2E2
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When a promising fashion designer is found dead in a bathtub, detectives must unravel what really happened at a private members club on her final night.
#14
Disappearing Wife
S2E5
#13
A Hollywood Affair
S2E4
#12
Carnegie Deli Massacre
S1E1
#11
Mother Knows Best
S3E2
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