The Forgotten - Season 1

Season 1
In the United States, the remains of 40,000 people have yet to be identified. When police investigations reach a dead end, civilian volunteers across the country work to name The Forgotten. One such team of dedicated amateurs -- The Forgotten Network -- works on murder cases involving unidentified victims. The Forgotten Network gathers in coffee shops and living rooms to discuss leads, clues and tips, each bringing his or her own motivations and skills to the table, each driven by a deep sense of purpose.
Episodes

Pilot
This crime-drama series follows the Forgotten Network, volunteers who try to identify the victims of unsolved murders. In the opener, the remains of a woman are found in a wooded area.

Diamond Jane
A murdered fiancée leaves behind an engagement ring and a mystery for the network to solve.

Football John
The death of a professional athlete has the network delving into the world of football.

Parachute Jane
An unidentified teen dies from what appears to be an insulin overdose, but the team suspects foul play was involved when their investigation leads them to the mysterious world of "parachute kids."

River John
The body of a man who was shot to death is recovered from a drainage tunnel, and the evidence suggests he was searching for someone before he died. Meanwhile, Alex notices similarities between the case and his experiences.

Canine John
A stray dog maintains a vigil over the grave of a man whose body was found at a vacation spot.

Railroad Jane
The discovery of a female skull and an artificial kneecap leads the network to the victim's only surviving relative, a sister who's in a coma, and a mystery involving fake identities.

Prisoner Jane
The discovery of a woman found strangled to death in a warehouse kicks off an investigation that leads the network to addiction-support groups and an inmate who may have been wrongly jailed for murder.

Lucky John
A corpse recovered from the trunk of a car after four months has DNA that matches an ex-convict who died four years ago, and the investigation takes the team into the world of underground gaming.

Double Doe
A man and a woman are shot to death and buried in the snow near a sleazy motel. The cash found with the bodies and their notable age difference suggest an unseemly scenario.

Patient John
After finding the body of a recently naturalized citizen in a seepage pit, the team delves into the world of pharmaceutical trials when they learn their John Doe subjected himself to medical testing to raise money to bring his family to the U.S.

My John
A man falls to his death from a skyscraper, and the team delves into the world of parkour, also known as free-running, in their bid to identify him. The case takes an unexpected turn when two different people claim the John Doe as a relative.

Mama Jane
The team investigates the murder of a 40-year-old woman whose body was found at a bar. The investigation uncovers her desire to adopt a baby and her involvement with a star basketball player.

Train Jane
The network explores a secret society of roving nightclubs while trying to identify a woman whose body was found in the wreckage of a derailed train.

Donovan Doe
A young girl's bones are found in an old ammunition box and Russell tells the network that the find could be the remains of Alex's daughter. The team tries to crack the case by delving into Web-based scavenger hunts.

Designer Jane
Gunfire near a charity event kills a Jane Doe and injures Alex's old classmate Lydia Townsend. The team tries to determine why the victim was at the fund-raiser and if she was the shooter's intended target.

Living Doe
A young man awakens from a coma caused by a violent assault with no recollection of his identity and asks the network for help, and the subsequent investigation steers the team into a world of crime.
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