
48 Hours Fridays Starting at 7|6c
Episodes
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To Catch a Killer Friday, October 24 at 7pm | 6cIn 1997 the bodies of Diane and George Patisso, their son, Frank Dosso, and their friend George Gonsalves were discovered, having been shot execution style. After more than a thousand leads, the trail finally led to a former business partner. |
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Blood and Money Friday, October 24 at 8pm | 7cInvestment banker Robert Kissel was murdered in his luxurious Hong Kong apartment in 2003. Three year later, his brother, real estate developer Andrew Kissel, was murdered in his Greenwich, Connecticut home. |
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Death of a Dream Friday, November 7 at 6pm | 5cWhile pursuing a dance career in New York City, Catherine Woods was savagely murdered. Her boyfriend, Paul Cortez, told her parents that she was a stripper, prostitute and drug user and when a bloody fingerprint found at the scene matched his, he was charged with her murder. |
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On the Run Friday, November 7 at 8pm | 7cRosemary Heather Miller, a convicted murderer, and Michelle Mize, serving a 25-year term for weapon possession, teamed up to escape from an Odessa, Texas prison. |
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A Knock on the Door Tuesday, November 11 at 5pm | 4cThanks to new forensic technology, nearly 20 years after young banker David Harmon was bludgeoned to death, his surprising murderers were finally brought to justice. |
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A Shot in the DarkMiriam Illes, homemaker, mother and wife of a successful heart surgeon, was fatally shot as she stood in front of her kitchen window. Since Miriam had filed for divorce from her husband, were investigator's theories correct that Richard Illes was responsible? |
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Blaming the BabysitterWhen an infant in her care dies from apparent shaken baby syndrome, thirteen-year-old Ashley Howes was interrogated for hours without the presence of a parent or an attorney. She was eventually tried for the child?s murder but lack of evidence caused the case to be dismissed. Her parents are now considering a civil law suit against the state of Washington. |
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Dangerous LiaisonsA report on the murder of Sandra Rozzo of Pinellas Park, Florida, including the police investigation that led conviction of her ex-lover and his wife. |
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Dark VoyageA report on events surrounding the mysterious death of aspiring actress Ashley Barnett on the cruise ship "Paradise" in October 2005. Two autopsies concluded that "the toxic effects of methadone" had killed Ashley, who was not a drug user. |
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Deadly ObsessionIn September 2004, Carl "Charlie" Brandt and his wife Teri sought refuge from Hurricane Ivan in the home of Teri?s niece, Michelle Jones. A few days later, police discovered all three bodies and a tremendous tale of a lifetime of mental illness and murder unfolds. |
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Deadly ProposalA week after meeting Wayne Guidry, Jr, Stephanie Pepper, told her husband she wanted to separate. Five weeks later, Stephanie disappeared. With the help of Guidry?s father and his childhood friend, Stephanie?s body was found and Guidry was arrested for the murder. |
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Love LostThis story focuses on new evidence in the investigation of the July 2005 disappearance of honeymooner George Smith from the cruise ship Brilliance of the Seas. |
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Memory of MurderIn November 2004, Bethlehem, New York couple Peter and Joan Porco were brutally attacked in their bed with an ax. Peter died at the scene... |
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Millionaire ManhuntLita McClinton Sullivan's 1987 murder and the subsequent police investigation of her husband, Jim Sullivan, leads to Sullivan's extradition from Thailand and an Atlanta, Georgia trial and conviction for his wife's murder. |
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Murder Comes KnockingJarrod Davidson was a dotting father and a popular teacher who was gunned down in his doorway, the victim of an elaborate ambush. The murderer left one clue, which exposed a complicated web of twisted relationships, and the identity of a killer. |
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Murder on His MindIn April 2005, Stephen Stanko murdered his girlfriend Laura Ling, and then raped and stabbed her daughter. Shortly afterwards, he killed a friend, Henry Turner. Stanko claimed he had no memory of these events. |
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Murder on Lockhart RoadA report on the ongoing investigation involving David Camm, a former Indiana state trooper, who was found guilty in 2002 of the September 2000 triple homicide of his wife and children. |
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Murder on the CapeChrista Worthington was found murdered in her Truro, Massachusetts home. The list of suspects included two former lovers, but when DNA evidence of sexual relations didn't match either suspect, the D.A. widened the circle and asked for DNA from every man in Truro. Three and a half years after the murder, a surprising match was found. |
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Searching for SecretsAs police investigated the death of 17-year-old Taylor Behl, they learned of her relationship with 38-year-old Ben Fawley. Fawley claimed that Taylor asked for a sexual experience of bondage and erotic asphyxia, and that she accidentally died during this activity. |
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Secrets in the SandIn August 2002, April Barber was fatally shot while walking with her husband, Justin. Justin was also shot and sustained four bullet wounds in the incident, which he described as an attack by an unknown assailant. In July 2004, after an extended investigation, Justin Barber was arrested for the murder of his wife. |
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Star WitnessGloria Killian was studying to become a lawyer when she was arrested and tried for masterminding a robbery-homicide and, based on the testimony of a career criminal, sentenced to prison. |
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The InvestigatorsThis episode focuses on the work of police crime scene investigators, including reports on the brutal murders of 38-year-old Miguel Ruiz, his wife Maritza, his grandmother, Ana Luisa Martinez, and his eight-year-old daughter, Jasmin Ruiz. |
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Two Wigs, a Gun, and a MurderWhen Fred Jablin, a Richmond (Va.) University professor and devoted father was gunned down in his driveway on Oct. 30, 2004, his ex-wife, Piper was the prime suspect. Piper Rountree was arrested, tried, found guilty of first degree murder and sentenced to life in prison. |
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What They Did For LoveAfter their marriage soured, Toni Dykstra followed her husband Carlo Ventre to Italy where he fled with their child. An Italian court order for the baby to be returned to the U.S. was never carried out when Toni was found dead of head injuries in Carlo's apartment. |
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Without WarningThere are moments you just can't prepare for, when events take a turn no one could have expected… and then nothing is ever quite the same. This episode reports on accidents with tragic results. |










