Cold Case Files - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
Operation Jambalaya; Footprints in the Snow
A New Orleans police officer goes undercover on a riverboat; a Wisconsin man goes on trial for a murder 10 years earlier.
The South Side Rapist
A fluke audit of a license-plate number leads police to a brutal rapist.
Mark of a Killer; Dead Ends
The Baiting Game
A forensic anthropologist becomes an expert on the human body's rate of decay.
Ticket to Nowhere; The Paper Route
A woman helps to solve her mother's murder; an officer solves the murder of a newspaper-delivery woman.
Traces of Murder; The Bathtub Killer
A killer boasts of his crime to cellmates; police link a New Hampshire murder to one in Florida.
Pride and the Fall; The Nail File
A woman's fall from a cliff leads police to uncover a series of grisly murders; investigators find crucial DNA evidence on a killer's cigarette butts.
In the Care of a Killer; Deadly Lies
Lady in the Box
After receiving a crucial clue, police solve a woman's murder more than 20 years after the fact.
Crimes of the KKK
A look into the crimes of a notorious white supremacist organization re-opens the case of a black truck driver who was forced to jump off a bridge to his death by members of the group, one of who faces criminal charges 32 years after the incident.
Murder on the Menu
A Minnesota serial-killer, who targets waitresses, remains free for nearly 20 years.
The Widow and the Wolf; Unicorns and Alligators
A murder victim's niece starts an advocate group; a car preserves a victim's body.
Vintage Murder; Trouble in Paradise
DNA on a cigarette brings a rapist and murderer to justice; a confession made to a TV star helps police to solve a murder.
The Perfect Murder; Death of Innocents
Killing of a medical examiner's wife; deaths of two babies.
The Unluckiest Man; The Deadly Triangle
Killer sets fires for insurance money; a prison inmate helps to solve a murder.
Cat and Mouse; Final Fare
The Cuff Link; Graveyard Shift
A tool mark solves a murder; a disgruntled wife tells police that her husband is a killer.
Good Samaritan; Gun Shy
The national DNA databank helps police hunt down a rapist-killer; recreation of a shooting death proves it wasn't an accident.
A Map to Murder; Life on the Run
The Internet assists police in finding a serial killer; drug trafficker jumps bail.
Soft Kill; Unsolved
A teenager leads police to the killer of three girls; a woman disappears from her sister's home.
License to Kill; The Tell-Tale Mark; The Supermarket Mystery
The Original Night Stalker
Cold Hit; Silent Kill
Mommie Dearest
A Sealed Fate; Deadly Divorce
Saliva seals a killer's doom; DNA from the victim's son solves a murder; an arson investigator is accused of setting fires; a neighbor rapes, robs and murders an older woman.
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