One Way Ticket

Season 6Episode 560 minDec 17, 2012
One Way Ticket

The case of Hatice Corbacioglu, who vanished in June 2009 while visiting lover Riza Cosa in New York. The plot thickened when Cosa fled to his native Turkey and the body of his wife was was found stuffed in a bag in a New York steel factory where he had worked. A year later, in an apparent suicide, Cosa fell to his death from a tall building.

One Way Ticket has aired on Dec 17, 2012 at 9:00 PM
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