Forensic pathologist Dr. Michael Baden discusses cases of unnatural or suspicious death that he has helped solve by examining the dead.

Clues such as chewing gum and cat hair help forensic pathologists solve mysterious deaths and bring murderers to justice.

An electrician's mysterious death; profilers capture "The Eyeball Killer"; catching the killer of a famous elk; a slumlord is charged with murder; identifying the killers of a pimp; video proves innocence; man accused in wife's disappearance.

Severed hand leads to voodoo practitioner; hairs found lead to conviction in deaths or a woman and her baby; bite mark on a body leads to husband's conviction; incriminating lipstick print; man charged in wives' deaths; grave robbing and necrophilia.

Capturing Canadian rapists/murderers Paul Bernardo and Karla Homolka; suicide note debunked; serial rapist mails DNA sample; blood-sniffing dog; embalming doesn't conceal evidence; 1931 case of Belle Gunness.

Laser reveals bruises on baby's body; DNA in a discarded tissue; family poisoned by neighbor; airbag helps convict crash suspect; carpet fibres lead to serial killer; online requests leads to death reclassification.