Original title
Solved
Released
10/13/2008
Origin country
US
Genre
Crime, Documentary
Production companies
Digital Ranch Productions
Status
Ended
Number of seasons
3
Number of episodes
36
High-profile homicide cases are told through the first-person accounts of detectives and FBI agents detailing their incredible investigation techniques as well as forensic analysts who trace the evidence to help solve these compelling murder cases.
In Bellevue, Idaho, a 16-year-old girl runs into her neighbor's home exclaiming an intruder has shot her parents. She claims she did not see the intruder and has no clue as to who would want them dead.
A prominent Tucson pediatric ophthalmologist is found murdered in the parking lot of his office. Investigators focus on his former partner who claimed the doctor was stealing patients from his practice.
When a young woman goes missing, her husband claims she grew tired of their marriage and ran off to Europe with an old boyfriend. Her friends claim foul play and refuse to believe she would abandon her two sons.
When a woman is discovered shot to death in her suburban Georgia home, all signs point to suicide. Her family suspects foul play and believes that she would never her abandon her children like this.
The Los Angeles FBI office receives a call from a man who claims his son has been kidnapped with just one week to live unless his family pays a $230,000 ransom. Agents follow the money trail overseas and uncover a ruthless international kidnapping ring.
Salt Lake City is rocked by a series of package bombings leaving two people dead. The third victim, Mark Hofmann, a rare documents dealer, survives the bombing. But the story he tells investigators, doesn't jive with what explosives experts know.
In March of 2004, a man reports his wife missing, within a few hours police discover her dead body in an abandoned vehicle. Meanwhile, a serial killer letter admits responsibility for the murder, but the evidence suggests otherwise.
A women is attacked and murdered in her home, but when the crime scene yields no physical evidence and no likely suspects, investigators have a complete whodunit on their hands.
In May 2004, three matching suitcases containing male body parts surface off the coast of Virginia Beach. Investigators gather circumstantial against the victim's wife, but now they must prove she is capable of the gruesome murder of her husband.
A woman is found murdered in her home. Police suspect the husband because there is no sign of forced entry. Six months into their investigation, detectives get a surprise tip that blows the case wide open.
An 18-year-old woman has suddenly disappeared. Three weeks later, her remains are found in a make-shift grave. During their investigation, detectives find her online journal, which reveals a teenage love triangle full of conflict.
In Texas, a young mother disappears, leaving her infant daughter alone in the house. Days later her body is found burned in a remote part of town. Suspicion falls on the husband, but there may be another killer in their midst.
The parents of a 29-year-old woman alert police when she goes missing. Investigators focus their attention on the victim's estranged husband, but friends say there was another man in her life.
On the case of the murder of a young woman, police discover a clue on the wall near her lifeless body. Investigators identify the word "Roc" and they must determine whether or not she wrote it herself or if someone else was responsible.
29-year-old Summer Baldwin is found dead inside of a suitcase. Surveillance shows a man buying the exact same suitcase Summer would later be found dead in. As detectives build their case, they discover Summer might not be his only victim.
A millionaire, his wife, and their daughter are all found shot to death in their California home. With a long list of potential suspects, investigators spend three years analyzing every piece of the puzzle and make an arrest that shocks everyone.
The body of Jennifer Myers is found in her art and frame shop. Investigators determine the 44-year-old mother of two died of multiple gun shot wounds. With little evidence, detectives soon uncover an alarming link between Jennifer and her killer.
Dana Satterfield is found strangled to death in the back room of her beauty salon. A solid alibi clears Dana's husband of any suspicion. But, as other leads are exhausted, the case turns cold -- until an individual comes forward with a dark secret.
A four-year-old boy runs to his church and tell volunteers his grandparents are "melting." Police find the boy's great-grandparents dead from shotgun blasts. Detectives spend several days reviewing suspects until a tip breaks the case wide open.
One morning, a church employee arrives to work and trips on a woman's body. The pastor of the church suspects it could have been a random killing. Further questioning leads detectives to suspect another member of the church.
The murder of family man Ronald Whitehead is disguised as a carjacking. A long trail of clues leads detectives back to Ronald's doorstep with a member of his family suspected of masterminding the killing.
Caught on surveillance video, Rhonda Ward-Goodwin is seen forced into her car by an unknown man and driven away. With little evidence, detectives do not have much to go on, until Rhonda's car is found engulfed in flames a week later.
Paramedics respond to a horrific crime scene - a woman is found tied to a bed with slashes across her body. Next to her on the floor, a man with three gunshot wounds. Detectives spend the next several years unraveling this bizarre mystery.
Bobbie Jo Stinnett is found strangled to death in her home. Known to be eight months pregnant, paramedics are shocked to find that Bobbie Jo's fetus has been removed through a crude cesarean section. Investigators race to find the newborn.
After David Castor is found dead from poisoning, his wife and stepdaughter are both suspected of crafting the murder plot. The investigation takes an unexpected twist when one suspect attempts to kill the other.
In 1980, Karin Strom is found strangled to death. A seemingly open and shut case turns into a 26-year whodunit. DNA taken from three prime suspects is compared to DNA recovered from the victim. The results are startling.
In 2008, 16-year old Meghan Landowski is found stabbed to death. A seemingly open and shut case turns into a months' long whodunit. Police methodically eliminate suspects in their hunt for a young girl's killer.
In 2001, 20-year old ranger Carrie Nelson is found beaten to death in a park office. The senseless killing turns into a five year long whodunit. Investigators turn to science as they track down an elusive and unlikely killer.
For eight years, the Bike Path Killer terrorized women in the Buffalo area - committing seven rapes and two murders. Then, without explanation, the attacks stopped. After a 12-year absence, the Bike Path Rapist resurfaces.
Human remains found in a sewer are identified as Tristan Jensen, a 14-year-old boy who was reported missing. Investigators find it hard to believe that another teenager could be the prime suspect in one of the most gruesome murders they have ever seen.
A suburban Oklahoma town is rocked by the brutal stabbing murder of 27-year-old Gary Larson and the rape of his girlfriend. The attacker leaves a trail of bloody footprints in Larson's house and investigators must follow the footsteps to catch the killer.
25-year-old waitress Corey Parker is found dead in her apartment bedroom with over 100 stab wounds to her body. After two long years of intense investigation, detectives finally zero in on a suspect. But the crafty killer knows he's being watched.
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