Catch Me If You Can - Season 1
Season 1
True cases of murderers on the run - cunning and unscrupulous. True crime series about the most exciting manhunts in criminal history.
Episodes
Episode 1
When 59-year-old Charlie Taylor was found murdered in his North Carolina home, the number one suspect was soon revealed.
Episode 2
When 18-year-old Samantha Koenig vanished while working at a coffee kiosk in February 2012, investigators in Anchorage, Alaska were left baffled. CCTV footage uncovered the shocking truth.
Episode 3
When the severed head of 18-year-old Barry Wallace washed up on a remote beach in Scotland, investigators knew a gruesome murder had taken place.
Episode 4
When 8-year-old Sandra Cantu vanished while playing outside her California home in March 2009, the local community were stunned – her body was discovered ten days later.
Episode 5
When 17-year-old Shari Smith and nine-year-old Debra May Helmick were abducted and murdered just weeks apart in South Carolina, the local community were shocked.
Episode 6
When 34-year-old French film producer Laureline Garcia-Bertaux vanished from her home in London, her friends were baffled.
Episode 7
When a series of unexplained illnesses and deaths darkened the wards of a hospital in Greater Manchester, doctors and detectives were mystified.
Episode 8
When detectives were called to a road rage incident on London's busy M25 motorway, they were stunned at what they found.
Episode 9
In September 2014 two Pennsylvania State Troopers were shot at by a lone sniper in the Poconos Mountains. A manhunt was launched but finding the killer in a vast forest was no easy task.
Episode 10
After a triple murder and rape following a family wedding, investigators quickly revealed their number one suspect as a man calling himself "The Fox".
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