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"Solved" presents the career-defining and sometimes life-changing cases of police officers and FBI agents. In each episode, a mysterious homicide case unfolds through first person accounts from America's elite law enforcement officers. Forensic analysts, trace evidence experts, crime scene technicians, forensic document examiners, forensic linguists, handwriting experts and computer forensic specialists add their incredible investigation techniques to help solve these compelling murder cases. A second season of 13 new episodes features true stories of ruthless killers in complex true-life story-lines including murder in a Pennsylvania church with a fellow parishioner as the main suspect in a love triangle a pregnant mother is murdered in her own home and the new born baby is missing three family members gunned down by a killer very close to the family an art gallery owner becomes the focus of a dangerous and deadly obsession two young womens bodies stuffed into suitcases are recovered from a Texas landfill site a hairdresser is murdered by her last customer in a case that takes 10 years to solve using the latest forensic techniques a murder victim leaves a name written in blood at the crime scene and a mother of twos abduction is caught on surveillance camera..

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