Cold Case

After a tank top is discovered in the wheel well of an abandoned van, Rush and the team reopen the 1998 case of a 15-year-old girl who was fatally beaten and found partially clothed. She had had a reputation in high school for being promiscuous.

After a case languishes in the Jane Doe category for a year, a girl asks for the team's help finding her older sister, a teenage Amish girl who disappeared weeks after leaving home to go to Philadelphia and experience the outside world as part of Rumspringa, an Amish right of passage. Rush and the others reopen the year-old case.

The team reopens a 1953 murder case after new evidence suggests that the victim was killed in a different place from where his body was found. The talented 19-year-old aspiring rock 'n' roll star was actually killed in his uncle's shop, some distance away from the alley behind a blues club where he was previously thought to have died.

The team members investigate the murder case of an unidentified "Jane Doe" who just succumbed to the complications from a gunshot wound that put her in a coma in 1989. They discover that she was a grifter with a male partner and many vengeful victims.

The team reopens the 2002 case of a 14-year-old inner-city math whiz who was shot after his 16-year-old half-brother exploited the genius' knack for counting cards and cracking safes to benefit a local gang.

In the landmark 100th episode of "Cold Case," the remains of a housewife are discovered in a well. She had made headlines for vanishing on the night of Orson Welles' 1938 radio broadcast of "The War of the Worlds." While the team members work on solving the woman's murder, they learn that her family was trying to outrun the 'aliens.'