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Examines serial killers' meticulous planning of victims' murders. Combines interviews, footage, and stylized scenes depicting detectives navigating misdirects to identify the culprit.

An explosive attempted murder of a popular local businessman leads determined homicide detectives down a twisted path of mysterious deaths. The true identity of the criminal mastermind behind the plan all hinges on what the exhumation reveals.

Police respond to a fire at a horse track in upstate New York and are shocked to find that a groomer has taken her own life. Years later, another groomer's eerily similar death prompts investigators to request a second autopsy to be able to uncover the truth.

The shocking murder and subsequent investigation of realtor Virginia "Ginger" Freeman in 1981 seemed doomed to be cold forever. Leads come and go over the next 38 years until new DNA technology unearths a clue that calls for the exhumation of a body... but not Ginger's.

In December 1984, days before Christmas, 12-year-old Jonelle Matthews vanished from her home in Greeley, Colorado. Local detectives, shocked by the incident, sought the assistance of the FBI and even garnered the attention of President Ronald Reagan. The dairy industry also played a pivotal role in the search, initiating the practice of printing missing children's photos on milk cartons, bringing the quest for answers into homes across America.

In 2019, nearly 35 years after Jonelle's mysterious disappearance, a chilling discovery is made when construction workers unearth human remains, including a skull with braces which was similar to Jonelle's dental characteristics. This breakthrough reignites the investigation, leading to the sentencing of Steven Pankey to life imprisonment for Jonelle's murder in October 2022.