F2: Forensic Factor - Season 6
Season 6
Episodes
Smiley Face Killer
A serial killer in Spokane, Wash. murders prostitutes and leaves a bag with a smiley face on the victim's head.
The Fifth Commandment
Investigators work to solve a double homicide in the small town of Hudson, Wisconsin.
Knock, Knock, You're Dead
Officials look to state-of-the-art DNA analysis to help capture a serial killer in the Louisiana State University area of Baton Rouge.
Forsaken
Knowledge of insects by a forensic entomologist leads police to the killer of a wife and mother of two.
Pyromaniac
Investigating a series of fires in California's Sam Joaquin Valley that killed four, investigators determine a respected arson investigator may be the arsonist.
Leaving Las Vegas
Police must use forensic science to solve the mystery of a prominent businessman whose burnt body is discovered.
Greetings From Yahweh
A phantom white supremacist sect takes credits for bombings and bank robberies in Spokane, Washington, but FBI forensic photo analysts clear the picture.
Picture Perfect
When the prime subject for four factory deaths has a perfect alibi, investigators use video analysis, timeline reconstruction and a 3-year-old fingerprint to solve the crime.
Bike Path Rapist
Sixteen years after a college student is found raped and strangled on a buffalo bike path, DNA technology and other clues help catch the killer.
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