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Rush revisits her first crime scene when reopening a triple homicide case at a now-condemned restaurant in a blighted part of town.
A reunion of World War II factory workers stirs up memories of a mysterious death, and a friend of the deceased begs Lilly to investigate the killing.
Lilly receives a home movie in which a runaway teen is apparently shot and killed, prompting her to take another look at the 1979 case.
Human bones are found at the site of a now shuttered prison, the scene of melee and murder 36 years before.
A gold bracelet turns up, prompting Lilly to reopen the case of two Cambodian immigrants believed to have been murdered during a robbery.
The strangulation of a young woman mirrors the unsolved case of a 12-year-old girl in 1989, murdered at the home of a troubled teenager (Carly Schroeder).
A long-term AIDS survivor asks Rush and Valens to reopen the case involving his murdered partner, an AIDS activist and scorned member of a prominent family.
The communist witch hunts of the 1950s come back to haunt their survivors when Lilly and the team reopen an unsolved murder case.
Lily discovers nine decapitated female bodies while investigating a case originally sent to the Missing Persons Division in 1985.
When a prominent district attorney is posthumously linked to a scandal, Lilly reinvestigates his unsolved murder.
In light of a new fatality, a cult member's 1978 suicide is re-examined.
Rush and Valens reopen the 1985 case of a wealthy stockbroker killed during an apparent carjacking gone awry.
A court psychologist asks Rush to investigate the homicide of a woman who was murdered in front of his client.
The team gets an anonymous letter saying the 1999 accidental death of a swim coach at a military academy was the result of a carefully orchestrated plot.
DNA evidence prompts Rush and Valens to reopen the murder case of a beautiful 15-year-old girl who had a number of admirers, young and old.