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| Season 1, Episode 1: Look AgainOriginal Air Date—28 September 2003
A pretty, teen joins a rich clique at school. She draws the attention of several of the guys. At one of their parties, she was found beaten-to-death on the tennis court in 1976.
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| Season 1, Episode 2: GleenOriginal Air Date—5 October 2003
Detective Lilly is asked to investigate the murder of a fireman's first wife, who was going to testify against the man that exposed himself to her. One week before his trial, inside her detergent box of "Gleen" was planted a bomb that went off in her face. She was alive for 16 minutes after it went off and then died on her backyard patio. She is found by her young daughter at home at the time of the explosion. Her fireman husband has since remarried and he seems like a devoted husband to family, respected in the community, and revered as a hero at the fire station. But the daughter, set to marry is still very much haunted by the memories of her mother's. Marvelous sets recreates the time.
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| Original Air Date—12 October 2003
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| Original Air Date—19 October 2003
The Alzheimer's inflicted widow of a slain church organist begins having flashbacks about her husband's murder, leading Lilly to reopen the case. She is disheveled and babbling wandering the streets. Once returned home it is discovered that years ago her husband, the victim, Mitchell Baye, was found stabbed, left in an alley in a seedy part of town, surrounded by pornography and crack vials. Mitchell's widow, Charlotte Baye, remembers that she was suspicious that he was cheating on her with a fellow church member. Charlotte's son, Ryan, who is also her keeper, asks Lilly to close the investigation, and Charlotte's estranged daughter, Tina, who hasn't seen Ryan who she was so close to in years, also wishes to keep the case closed.
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| Season 1, Episode 5: The RunnerOriginal Air Date—26 October 2003
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| Original Air Date—9 November 2003
A petty crook, Ricky (Tim deZarn), hoping to get a reduced sentence, relates witnessing a young man washing blood out of his car the night a teen track runner was murdered. The young athlete, Paige Pratt (Summer Glau), was found shot, and her boyfriend Al Clarkson (Doug Kruse) was originally imprisoned for the crime. |
| Original Air Date—16 November 2003
The team investigates a 1964 case when a young college student was killed outside a gay bar. |
| Season 1, Episode 8: Fly AwayOriginal Air Date—30 November 2003
After two years in a coma, a mother awakes in the hospital. Unfortunately, Rosie hardly remembers the night she and her little daughter were thrown out of a window, killing the girl and injuring herself severely. She only recalls that her daughter Toya was wearing a butterfly costume ... |
| Original Air Date—7 December 2003
A man calls Detective Lilly Rush to confess that he murdered his grandmother in 1989 and buried her in the basement of his old house. |
| Season 1, Episode 10: HitchhikerOriginal Air Date—21 December 2003
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| Season 1, Episode 11: HubrisOriginal Air Date—11 January 2004
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| Season 1, Episode 12: GluedOriginal Air Date—18 January 2004
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| Season 1, Episode 13: The LetterOriginal Air Date—25 January 2004
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| Original Air Date—15 February 2004
The team investigates a 1958 case where a dead 6-year-old boy wrapped inside a box was discovered in a field. The previous investigation developed no leads in determining the identity of the boy. However, new evidence suggests he may have lived at a nearby Catholic orphanage. |
| Original Air Date—22 February 2004
The team investigates a 1978 case where 22 people were killed in a fire at a popular disco after new evidence shows that one of the victims was shot before the fire. |
| Season 1, Episode 16: VolunteersOriginal Air Date—7 March 2004
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| Original Air Date—14 March 2004
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| Original Air Date—28 March 2004
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| Original Air Date—4 April 2004
A man is found shot to death in his driveway. The team re-open a 1992 murder of a young woman, a Democratic worker, who went missing after leaving a political event on Election night. |
| Season 1, Episode 20: GreedOriginal Air Date—18 April 2004
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| Original Air Date—25 April 2004
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| Season 1, Episode 22: The PlanOriginal Air Date—2 May 2004
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| Original Air Date—23 May 2004
In 1986, a teenage girl was raped and stabbed to death in a popular lovers' lane. A man was arrested and convicted for the crime, based on circumstantial evidence. When the case is retried using modern DNA technology, he is proven innocent and Lilly and her team set out to find the real killer. |
| Original Air Date—3 October 2004
The triple murder of a couple running a restaurant and their son is reopened when it is revealed in court that the man who was originally charged with the crime was robbing a store at another location at the time of the murders. |
| Original Air Date—10 October 2004
The detectives reopen a World War II era case of a female factory worker who died at work from what was believed to be an accidental fall. |
| Season 2, Episode 3: DanielaOriginal Air Date—17 October 2004
The case begins when an abused wife alleges that her husband killed a girl in 1979 and produces a supposed snuff reel showing him possibly committing the crime. The team reopens the assumed murder investigation where an unnamed girl's blood splattered clothes were discovered in a trash can, but no body was ever retrieved. |
| Season 2, Episode 4: The HouseOriginal Air Date—24 October 2004
Outside a prison, the bones of an inmate who tried to escape during the broadcast of Johnny Cash's prison concert in 1968 are found in an old underground escape tunnel. Suspiciously, that inmate was supposedly killed inside the prison at another time... |
| Original Air Date—31 October 2004
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| Original Air Date—7 November 2004
A young woman, with similar markings, is strangled to death near devil's pond. The team re-opens a 1990 murder of a 12-year-old prep school girl at the home of a troubled teen. |
| Original Air Date—14 November 2004
The team investigates the 1983 murder of an openly gay man who had been extremely active in attempting to stop the spread of AIDS. This included likely burning down a bathhouse where gay men were transmitting the disease and threatening to out closeted homosexuals who did not agree to petition congress for a solution. The early investigation also discovers that he was estranged from his prominent father who had kicked him out of his brother's wedding for bringing his partner along to the reception. |
| Season 2, Episode 8: Red GlareOriginal Air Date—21 November 2004
The team investigates the murder of a school teacher in 1953 whose case wasn't very well investigated since he believed in integration. |
| Original Air Date—28 November 2004
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| Season 2, Episode 10: DiscretionOriginal Air Date—19 December 2004
The team investigates the 2000 slaying of an up-and-coming Connecticut prosecutor who was about to try a high profile murder case. The early investigation discovers that prior to his death he seemed to have been heavily distracted by something. |
| Original Air Date—9 January 2005
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| Season 2, Episode 12: Yo, AdrianOriginal Air Date—16 January 2005
An underdog boxer dies from a knock-out on a fight that should have been called by the referee and the boxer's corner. The plot was deeper when the team re-investigates this cold case. |
| Original Air Date—30 January 2005
A citywide incentive "guns for shoes" program causes a weapon to turn up that had been used in a 1987 drive-by killing of a little girl in a park. The team attempts to discover who had possessed the gun through the many hands it had since crossed while also investigating who may have been the intended target. |
| Season 2, Episode 14: RevolutionOriginal Air Date—20 February 2005
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| Season 2, Episode 15: WishingOriginal Air Date—6 March 2005
The early 1990's death on the railroad tracks of a mentally handicapped teenager is reopened. Drawings depicting the incident surface which indicate it may not have been an accident as originally believed. |
| Season 2, Episode 16: RevengeOriginal Air Date—13 March 2005
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| Original Air Date—20 March 2005
The team investigates the early 1980's murder of a surgeon's wife. The husband had been convicted of the murder and was thought to have committed it for insurance money. The couple was under financial pain as a result of the doctor being sued for malpractice after he accidentally caused the death of one of the family's best friends on his operating table. However, new evidence found on a dead junkie with a past connection to the victim causes the case to be reopened. |
| Season 2, Episode 18: RavagedOriginal Air Date—27 March 2005
Back in 1995, an alcoholic barmaid is found dead from a blow and exposure in freezing snow overnight outside the bar where she worked. She struggled to get her life on track including AA. There's plenty of potential culprits. This is a richly textured cold case and a good mystery. |
| Original Air Date—3 April 2005
Jeffries reopens a 1963 case in which he, as a child, found the body of a 16-year-old African American boy who had been planning to attend Martin Luther King's March on Washington. |
| Season 2, Episode 20: KensingtonOriginal Air Date—24 April 2005
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| Original Air Date—1 May 2005
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| Original Air Date—8 May 2005
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| Season 2, Episode 23: The WoodsOriginal Air Date—22 May 2005
The discovery of nine human skulls leads Rush back to George Marks, the serial killer she was unable to incriminate months earlier, and who walked away a free man. As the detectives re-investigate his mother's murder from 1972, George is forced to emerge from hiding to face Rush again. This time, their very lives are at stake in their final showdown. |
| Season 3, Episode 1: FamilyOriginal Air Date—25 September 2005
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| Original Air Date—2 October 2005
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| Season 3, Episode 3: Bad NightOriginal Air Date—9 October 2005
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| Season 3, Episode 4: ColorsOriginal Air Date—16 October 2005
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| Season 3, Episode 5: CommittedOriginal Air Date—23 October 2005
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| Original Air Date—6 November 2005
Brothers are being killed one by one as they grow to their teens. Flashbacks show how the family enjoyed Thanksgiving together until the killings started and the mother got addicted to drugs. |
| Season 3, Episode 7: Start-UpOriginal Air Date—13 November 2005
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| Season 3, Episode 8: HonorOriginal Air Date—20 November 2005
The team investigates the murder of a former POW who was killed days after coming home from the Vietnam War. |
| Original Air Date—27 November 2005
The remains of a small girl are found under a bridge. The story goes back to the 60's and turns out the girl has a twin sister still alive. A sad family story begins to unravel. |
| Original Air Date—18 December 2005
Frank Dicenzio runs a small deli, until he is killed in 2001. Frank's employee, the immigrant Ricardo, is convicted and imprisoned. Ricardo's brother Paulo, however, asks Rush and Valens to reopen the case and prove Ricardo's innocence. The team finds suspects including 'Stump' Fanelli, the hoodlum friend of Frank's only son, Tommy; the unsavory Felix Darosa, who "helps" immigrants at high rates; and Ricardo himself. Meanwhile, Kat Miller joins the team, and Nick Vera's time spent caring for an abandoned baby seems to be not so onerous as he claims. |
| Season 3, Episode 11: 8 YearsOriginal Air Date—8 January 2006
The music of Bruce Springsteen provides the perfect accompaniment to this story of four young friends with modest dreams and the detours they take along the way. Clem was shot dead in 1988, and the Cold Case team follow up on his murder by tracking his friends' lives, forcing the survivors to review their life choices. |
| Season 3, Episode 12: DetentionOriginal Air Date—15 January 2006
When a note connected to a supposed suicide is found, the team re-opens a 1994 case of a 16-year-old high-school kid, who fell off the roof of the school building after having served detention. In 1994 the death was deemed a suicide, but the newly-found note indicates that the victim might have been fearing for his life. |
| Season 3, Episode 13: DebutOriginal Air Date—29 January 2006
A mother's dream of seeing her daughter presented at a Debutante ball has tragic results. Being the daughter of a prominent astronaut as well as her mother's prodding succeeds in her invitation to be one of the Debutantes. But there is tension within the society girls as well as one of the men who has been harboring the known secret within the set that he is a 'Jew' which should have made him ineligible. (A sign of the times.) The Debutante is dead from a fall at the base of a staircase as her name was announced. |
| Original Air Date—26 February 2006
A sweet, wallflower who works at a bank is courted by a Lothario bank robber who informs her that his crew is robbing her bank. Her love for him is to motivate her to assist them with key knowledge they need for the bank safe. On the day of the robbery, with a change of mind, she pushes the silent alarm which is seen by her lover, sealing her fate. When the same bank is robbed by similarly masked gunman again, it looks like the bank was struck twice by the same robbers, though years apart. The team is convinced there must have been an 'inside man'.
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| Season 3, Episode 15: SanctuaryOriginal Air Date—12 March 2006
When a drug dealer, Hector, is arrested, he recognizes Scotty Valens as Alvaro, who used to work as a driver for Hector. Detective Valens had been undercover in 1998, but his involvement with the young drug mule Ana, whose murder at the time went unsolved, makes the case uncomfortably personal for Valens, and raises questions for the rest of the team.
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| Season 3, Episode 16: One NightOriginal Air Date—19 March 2006
On his way to the prom in 1980, Steve Jablonski gets a flat tire on his father's Cadillac, but that's just the start of his troubles. A stranger picks him up in the rain and has him write a will before being buried alive. In 2006, a man who won't give his name catches Det. Rush working late in the office, admits to the killing, and produces a shovel he says he buried Steve with. Working with few clues, the team hurry to save another young man they believe has likewise just been buried ... somewhere.
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| Season 3, Episode 17: SuperstarOriginal Air Date—26 March 2006
Young Andi Simmons was a talented tennis player when she won a "Battle of the Sexes" exhibition match against an older student back in 1973, but she was found strangled the next morning. Was the killer her opponent, who'd had his pride hurt by losing to a girl? Her jealous rival on the woman's team? The demanding coach or Andi's more demanding father? The detectives take a new look at the clues.
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| Season 3, Episode 18: WillkommenOriginal Air Date—2 April 2006
Four years after the slaying, the Cold Case team investigates the murder of a cabbie-turned-actor who was shot to death outside the community theatre on opening night...
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| Original Air Date—9 April 2006
It was 1929 and vivacious, plucky Violet Polley was a promising singer and songwriter attempting to support herself. She draws the attention of affluent Nick Bartleby. Initially scoffing his attentions, his charm wins her over. The difficulty of the depression and its affect on his family's wealth had him overwhelmed. When Violet Polley shows up with the baby carriage of little Rose, their love child, at the family mansion requesting assistance or marriage. She and baby were cruelly rebuffed by him. Violet is bludgeoned to death within minutes outside the Bartleby's mansion and hidden in the bushes. No one was prosecuted. Also there at that time was a pretty theatrical lover of Nick's who had come around to being more cordial to Violet. Hearing the baby Rose's cries she rushed outside, seeing no one, snatched her and raised her.
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| Original Air Date—16 April 2006
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| Original Air Date—30 April 2006
The "accidental" death of a woman newspaper columnist in 1943 is solved when old newspaper files indicate that maybe "Hey Lo" was murdered by a Nazi officer posing as a Dutch Jew.
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| Season 3, Episode 22: The RiverOriginal Air Date—7 May 2006
The team looks into a previously thought to be solved 1984 murder of an emergency room doctor after a witness comes forward claiming to have seen the victim speaking with an unknown person shortly before his death. The investigation reveals that the doctor had a gambling addiction that was causing many problems.
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| Season 3, Episode 23: JosephOriginal Air Date—21 May 2006
Orlando is killed in 2005 in a house for chemical-addicted teens after he is beaten by a fellow patient. Joseph, the supervisor, catches Corey beating Orlando, but can't save Orlando. Two months later, right before Joseph is to testify against Corey, Joseph is found to have been killed at home by a shotgun blast through his door. The obvious suspect, Corey, was in jail at the time of the murder, so the detectives work to solve the open case, which involves good intentions, poor choices, and entanglements for Lilly.
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| Season 4, Episode 1: RampageOriginal Air Date—24 September 2006
A 1995 mall shooting spree, in which two teenagers killed and wounded several people before committing suicide, is reopened when it is found that there may be a third person involved.
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| Original Air Date—1 October 2006
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| Season 4, Episode 3: SandhogsOriginal Air Date—8 October 2006
A mining cave-in was no accident that left John Donovan's lifeless body amongst the rubble. A tragic end to a young man and dashed hopes of his beloved.
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| Season 4, Episode 4: Baby BluesOriginal Air Date—15 October 2006
Cold case investigator Kat Miller notices a photo of a closed case of Iris, the six month old baby girl with wet hair in the photo which made Kat question the cause of death as sudden infant death syndrome. The married couple were brought in for questioning as the team investigates whether the baby girl might have died from drowning. Both the husband and wife were feeling overwhelmed with the demands of their careers, struggling with raising a young son and the extra demands of such a young baby. Also investigated are two babysitters.
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| Original Air Date—22 October 2006
A married couple were gunned down in their car during their weekly run for a take-out but their young autistic son riding in the back seat is spared. The parents also left behind a teenage daughter. The couple were owners of a local tropical fish store, there didn't seem to be any motive. As the only witness, their autistic son's ability to remember events with numerical sequence was always the same regarding his parents. Detective Valens showed a compassion and patience to learn to communicate with the autistic son's abilities that brought forth the clues to unravel this baffling case.
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| Season 4, Episode 6: StaticOriginal Air Date—29 October 2006
The 1958 death of an influential and popular disc jockey is reopened when it becomes clear it was not a suicide as originally believed.
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| Season 4, Episode 7: The KeyOriginal Air Date—5 November 2006
The team reopens a 1979 murder of a schoolteacher when new evidence, including a key-chain belonging to a man with whom the victim had been having an affair, turns up in the wooded area where the body was found. The investigation soon discovers that the relationship was not kept a secret from anyone, including both of the spouses and their children.
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| Season 4, Episode 8: FirefliesOriginal Air Date—12 November 2006
Bags of undelivered mail are discovered at the house of a mailman following his death. One of the undelivered items is a letter from an eight year old girl to her best friend, post-marked the day that she was abducted from her bedroom in 1975.
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| Original Air Date—19 November 2006
A handsome con-artist commits suicide as an awkward and overweight woman's dating-service tape, which eventually resulted in a relationship, plays on his VCR. The team then reopens her 1989 murder.
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| Original Air Date—3 December 2006
The murder of a cop in 1968 is reopened when a dying jailbird makes a deal with the police in order to get released earlier and tells them that he found drugs in the victim's car.
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| Original Air Date—10 December 2006
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| Season 4, Episode 12: Knuckle UpOriginal Air Date—7 January 2007
Lilly reopens the 2006 case of a college-bound man's disappearance. |
| Season 4, Episode 13: BlackoutOriginal Air Date—14 January 2007
The team investigates the 1996 death of an abrasive, wealthy woman during a power blackout at a family gathering in her former husband's home. |
| Season 4, Episode 14: 8:03 AMOriginal Air Date—28 January 2007
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| Original Air Date—18 February 2007
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| Original Air Date—4 March 2007
Lilly and crew investigate the events at a now abandoned home for unwed mothers that led to the death of a patient and the adoption of her infant. |
| Original Air Date—11 March 2007
The skeleton is found of a sixteen year old who wanted to become a dancer, against the wishes of his grocer/father and wrestler/brother. |
| Original Air Date—18 March 2007
After seven years, the body of a missing woman who had been living in her car with her two daughters is discovered in that car at the bottom of a lake. |
| Season 4, Episode 19: OffenderOriginal Air Date—25 March 2007
A man forces Lilly's team to reinvestigate his son's murder-rape in 1987 by pushing a sex offender off a roof and promising to systematically kill one person a day until the case is solved. |
| Original Air Date—1 April 2007
When an anonymous confession to the murder of a 16-year old cheerleader is found in a modern art exhibit, the team reopens her case. |
| Season 4, Episode 21: TornOriginal Air Date—8 April 2007
Lilly and her team investigate their oldest case yet, the murder of a woman who was killed in 1919. They soon learn that she may have been murdered because of her activism for woman rights. |
| Season 4, Episode 22: CargoOriginal Air Date—15 April 2007
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| Original Air Date—29 April 2007
The detectives discover that nine years ago a terminally ill man actually died of a morphine overdose before the disease could take him. |
| Season 4, Episode 24: StalkerOriginal Air Date—6 May 2007
When a teenage girl wakes up from a coma, the team reopens the murder of her family. Soon, they find out that she was being stalked by a man calling himself "Romeo". |
| Original Air Date—23 September 2007
When a man who was convicted of child murder back in 1994 commits suicide, new evidence comes to light that he and his supposed accomplice, who is now serving a life term, may have been railroaded by an overzealous police detective for a crime they did not commit... |
| Season 5, Episode 2: That WomanOriginal Air Date—30 September 2007
After a piece of clothing, that belonged to the murder victim, is found. The team re-opens a 1998 murder of a 15-year-old high school girl, who had a reputation for being promiscuous. |
| Original Air Date—7 October 2007
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| Original Air Date—14 October 2007
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| Original Air Date—21 October 2007
The Detectives try and solve the case of a woman who died after being in a coma for 18 years. |
| Season 5, Episode 6: WunderkindOriginal Air Date—28 October 2007
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| Original Air Date—4 November 2007
The discovery of human remains in the bottom of a well leads to the reinvestigation of the case of a housewife who went missing during Orson Welles' radio broadcast of "War of the Worlds". |
| Original Air Date—11 November 2007
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| Season 5, Episode 9: Boy CrazyOriginal Air Date—18 November 2007
Samantha Randall, prefers to go go by the name of 'Sam' and also prefers to dress like a boy. But in high school circa 1963 that just is not done. She runs afoul of both the guys and girls at school as well as teachers and administration. Rebellious and determined to be herself, she's labeled a lesbian. The truth is much more complicated, and the events that lead to her death was a part of the hysteria of the times regarding gender. |
| Season 5, Episode 10: JusticeOriginal Air Date—25 November 2007
Lily's team reinvestigates the 1982 murder of a man who was killed after being accused of date rape by several female college students. |
| Original Air Date—9 December 2007
Subsequent to his 30-days away from the office, Stillman submitted retirement papers and Lilly and staff pleads with him to withdraw them. This case is regarding a Japanese-American man who served time in a California internment camp. After moving his family to Philadelphia he was murdered in 1945. |
| Season 5, Episode 12: SabotageOriginal Air Date—6 January 2008
A man was seriously injured by a pipe bomb but he wasn't the intended victim. It happened when the serial bomber didn't kill his intended target by that failed pipe bomb. Lilly and the team pursue whether the serial bomber could be responsible for other deaths. |
| Season 5, Episode 13: SpidersOriginal Air Date—17 February 2008
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| Original Air Date—30 March 2008
New evidence indicates that a teenager who disappeared in 2006 from a residential high school for deaf students had been murdered. |
| Season 5, Episode 15: The RoadOriginal Air Date—6 April 2008
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| Original Air Date—13 April 2008
A drug bust discovers that an ex-convict had been murdered soon after being released in 1997. The investigation discovers that he had been attempting to reestablish a relationship with his teenage son, who had been five years old when he went to prison, against the wishes of the boy's mother and stepfather. The detectives also learn that a former associate had been attempting to lure him back into the life of crime. |
| Season 5, Episode 17: SlippingOriginal Air Date—27 April 2008
In 1962, a woman's death is ruled a suicide. Her granddaughter asks the team to investigate her suicide after she provides them with newer evidence that the granddaughter hopes will prove that her grandmother suicide was actually a murder. |
| Original Air Date—4 March 2008
A fire which killed the child of a junkie is reopened when she claims to have seen him alive in the park. |
| Season 6, Episode 1: Glory DaysOriginal Air Date—28 September 2008
The team reopens a the 1973 case of a murdered football player after new evidence surfaces that shows that he may have been killed later than originally thought. |
| Original Air Date—5 October 2008
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| Original Air Date—12 October 2008
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| Original Air Date—19 October 2008
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| Original Air Date—26 October 2008
Remains found in an oil drum at the Philadelphia are identified, by dog tags, as belonging to Jimmy Tully, a Marine who went AWOL while on leave in 1951, opening up a murder case for the first time. Among the witnesses and suspects are members of his unit, his sergeant, a beautiful girl and a jealous guy from a Navy bar that the victim visited while on leave. As usual, all of these people are still alive and in Philadelphia. In the end, the murderer confesses and Tully's family can be proud of him, finally. |
| Season 6, Episode 6: The DealerOriginal Air Date—2 November 2008
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| Original Air Date—9 November 2008
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| Original Air Date—16 November 2008
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| Original Air Date—23 November 2008
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| Original Air Date—30 November 2008
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| Season 6, Episode 11: WingsOriginal Air Date—21 December 2008
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| Original Air Date—4 January 2009
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| Original Air Date—11 January 2009
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| Original Air Date—25 January 2009
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| Original Air Date—15 February 2009
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| Season 6, Episode 16: JackalsOriginal Air Date—8 March 2009
In 1976, a smart honor student made a very poor choice in falling in and living with a notorious biker gang called "Jackals". Newly released from serving a 30-year prison sentence, her father finds a photo which had been secretly added to his belongings by a fellow inmate. The photo is of the father's then 17-year-old daughter standing by a biker wearing a Jackals biker jacket which had been taken shortly before her vicious murder. Photo in hand, the father comes to the team to reopen this closed file.
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| Original Air Date—15 March 2009
Detective Will Jeffries give fellow Detective Nick Vera a ride home. Will stops in a convenience store for milk as Nick had drank the last of Will's milk at work. Sitting in the car, Nick hears gunshots and races into the store to find the store owner dead and Will bleeding on the floor. The store owner, Pops, had helped Will go straight in his youth, so this was more than just a stop for milk, it was also a friendly hello to a valued friend. The team finds this is more than a simple robbery as young toughs feature into the crime.
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| Season 6, Episode 18: Mind GamesOriginal Air Date—22 March 2009
Dr. Ramirez encourages a schizophrenic patient who calms himself by playing and relating to John Lennon music. This therapy raises the ire of a another Doctor who opposes her and to use more conventional drug therapy. Lilly and Scott track the patient down who was assumed her murderer. |
| Original Air Date—29 March 2009
In 1958, a real estate developer just recently married as was a pioneer of suburban communities of homes ({PUDs) for affordable-priced homes is murdered. The fact that his murder didn't happen where his body was found is a new development that reopens this closed case.
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| Original Air Date—12 April 2009
Gonzalo Luque and his cousin both had a promising career in baseball in Cuba. Both stow away in boats for Florida hoping to touch soil before they can be turned away or caught by authorities. Gonzalo makes it to shore but alas his cousin is caught by U.S. authorities and turned back to Cuba. His cousin eventually does make it to the states. Gonzalo has left a wife and son to pursue his baseball career which is going well when he turns up dead in a field, fatally injured with a baseball bat. The team are questioning his agent, his mistress, cousin and anyone who would want to harm Gonzalo. |
| Original Air Date—26 April 2009
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| Original Air Date—3 May 2009
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| Original Air Date—10 May 2009
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| Original Air Date—27 September 2009
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| Season 7, Episode 2: Hood RatsOriginal Air Date—4 October 2009
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| Original Air Date—11 October 2009
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| Season 7, Episode 4: SoulOriginal Air Date—25 October 2009
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| Season 7, Episode 5: WASPOriginal Air Date—1 November 2009
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| Season 7, Episode 6: Dead HeatOriginal Air Date—8 November 2009
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| Original Air Date—15 November 2009
The team explores the 1991 case of a 14-year-old girl, who, months after she and her sister were placed with new foster parents, was killed before she could establish herself as a gifted rapper within the local gang-infused Hip Hop community. |
| Season 7, Episode 8: ChinatownOriginal Air Date—22 November 2009
The team reopens a 1983 case, originally investigated by Stillman, of a teenaged Chinese-American who was slain before he could obtain justice for his girlfriend who was killed by one of many bullets unleashed at a festival by Chinese gang members. |
| Season 7, Episode 9: ForensicsOriginal Air Date—6 December 2009
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| Season 7, Episode 10: IcedOriginal Air Date—13 December 2009
The team reopens the 1980 case of an ice hockey player who was murdered on his team's Philly ice rink the night the U.S. hockey team defeated the Soviet Union team in the Olympic games in Lake Placid. |
| Original Air Date—3 January 2010
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| Season 7, Episode 13: BombersOriginal Air Date—????
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