Cold Case

Rush and the team reopen the 1967 case of a murdered brush salesman when his remains are found at the bottom of a duck pond. They learn the salesman had a hidden past and that some people in his territory were afraid he would reveal secrets he knew about them.

The team searches for a recently missing teenager while also investigating the five-month-old murder of the boy's father, Ben Feldman/Foster, both of whom were in a witness protection program as the father prepared to testify against a mob boss.

The team reopens the 1976 case of a murdered 17-year-old honor student after a photo is found -- of her on the back of a motorcycle -- which reveals her connection to a notoriously vicious gang.

Jeffries and Pops, the elderly longtime owner of the corner convenience store Jeffries enters on his way home from work, are shot. As Jeffries fights for his life, the rest of the team tries to curtail their emotions as they search for the shooter.

Newly discovered notes of a currently homeless and delusional paranoid schizophrenic, Pete Scanell, lead the team to investigate if he killed his psychiatrist, Dr. Julie Ramierez, by arson in 2004, before dropping out of college and fully losing his grip on reality.

The team investigates the 1958 murder case of a newlywed Ivy League graduate, Julian Bellowes, who spearheaded the lucrative concept of developing suburban communities with affordable housing outside of Philadelphia. New evidence indicates he may not have been killed where his body was found.