Cold Case

When Jeffries' former partner shares new information about the 2000 murder of a male singer, the case is reopened, requiring Rush and a reluctant Scotty to travel to Knoxville, Tennessee, and delve into the world of country music. The victim was caught between women from two very different worlds--one Southern, one Northern.

In 2005, a brilliant, driven honors student, James Hoffman, who was destined for the best colleges, went missing. Now, his sister finds a video clip on the Internet of James getting brutally beaten and shows it to Rush and Valens, who reopen the investigation into James' disappearance.

Rush and Scotty reopen a 1998 accidental death case. The investigators enter the picture-perfect world of the wealthy Williams clan but soon discover that no family is perfect. Lauren Williams, was stranded at her ex-husband's home. when morning came, she was found face down in the swimming pool, and it was deemed an accidental death at the time.

When a wealthy white teen and a struggling black teen from very different towns were murdered at the same exact time of day in 2002, no one made a connection. But now, Miller, who was an undercover cop at the time, realizes that the killings may be related, and she persuades Rush to reopen the cases.

Rush reopens the case of a married couple killed in 1981 in what was termed an accidental gas leak explosion at the time. As she digs into the history of the couple and their friends, Rush learns that, ten years earlier, they had all been linked by their opposition to the Vietnam War.

When Barbara, a woman who was adopted as a child, claims that her biological mother, Hilary, was murdered the day after Barbara was born, Rush and the team explore the world of unwed mothers and the maternity homes where they were hidden during the 1950s and '60s.