Cold Case

The team investigates the death of an accomplished 45-year-old jockey who disappeared within hours of losing a race that he had planned to be his last before retiring.

The team investigates the 1995 murder of a teenager who left his dysfunctional home and gained fame on the streets for his skateboarding skills.

The team intensifies its efforts to solve the 2005 murder of a female cadet when the killer commits a shocking act against Lilly.

The team reopens the case of an innocent teenage inmate, killed in a juvenile detention center; Lilly reconnects with former love Saccardo.

New evidence prompts the team to re-examine the 1958 murder of a newlywed Ivy League grad (Johnathon Schaech) who led the charge for developing suburban communities with affordable housing outside Philadelphia.

The 1963 death of a pool hustler is re-examined when the long-sought murder weapon is discovered during a pool hall renovation.

The team investigates the 1991 murder of a 14-year-old foster child who was starting to establish herself as a talented rapper.

The team investigates the 1970 murder of a musician who kept his involvement with Philadelphia's music scene a secret from his strict preacher father; Lilly meets her teenage stepbrother.

While preparing for their annual softball game, team members are called in to investigate the murder of a former Cuban baseball star who escaped to the United States after running afoul of his government.

The team reviews the 1966 shipboard killing of a young woman previously thought to have jumped overboard; Maj. Kitchener (Daniel Baldwin) stands trial for running Rush's car off a bridge.

Lilly and the team investigate the 2005 murder of a female cadet at a local military school.

The team investigates the 1944 murder of a woman who volunteered to fly noncombat missions for the Air Force; Lilly fixates on her nemesis.

New evidence confirms that a popular deaf teen was murdered in 2006, prompting the team to launch a search for the boy's body and his killer.

When evidence confirming the murder of an ex-con is found in a drug dealer's freezer, the team searches for the man's killer.

Newly discovered details about the mugger of Valen's mother, a joint-custody request from Miller's ex and brewing legal hurdles for Rush vex those team members as they attempt to solve the 1983 murder of a graffiti artist.

The team investigates the 1963 murder of a teenage girl who dressed and acted like a boy; Valens learns the result of Internal Affairs' investigation of him.

After determining a serial killer's identity, the team works with the FBI to apprehend him and protect potential targets.

The team reopens the 1983 case of a teenager who was killed before he could get justice for his slain girlfriend.

Lilly tries to determine whether a man's imprisonment in a camp for Japanese-Americans during World War II had any bearing on his murder shortly after his release.

The team realizes that Nick Vera has hit rock bottom after he goes missing; a new twist in a 2006 arson case may help lead to his whereabouts.

The team searches for the killer of a champion debater whom people believed had committed suicide after losing a debate.

An attraction grows between Rush and FBI agent Ryan Cavanaugh as they investigate the 1969 murder of a soldier; jewelry is stolen from Vera's girlfriend's home.

A former drug addict insists she saw her son in a park three years after he allegedly died in a fire.

New evidence prompts the team to reopen the 1973 case of a murdered football player, whose death may have been linked to a steroid cover-up.

The team reopens the 1980 case of a hockey player who was killed at his team's ice rink in Philadelphia the day the U.S. hockey team beat the Soviet team at the Winter Olympics.

Investigating the fatal shooting of a college student 25 years earlier, the team suspects several former coeds who accused him of date rape.

The team looks into the death of a teenage circus aerialist; Rush faces possible charges in another case.

The team reopens the case of a dockworker who moonlighted as a professional wrestler until he was fatally shot in 1986; Valens secretly looks into a lead on the man who mugged and raped his mother.

When a new witness claims to have information, Lilly and the team reopen the 1978 case of the death of a teenage skater who was found in a ravine.

The team searches for a serial bomber whose latest attack hit the wrong target.

Lilly and the team investigate the case of a Marine who was found dead after he went AWOL on his last night of shore leave.

Proof that a suicide note was not written in the deceased's handwriting sends Lily and the team in search of a killer in the 1962 death.

Although a teen's abusive father is the primary suspect in her murder, the team soon discovers that she ran off with a neo-Nazi ex-con shortly before her death.

The team investigates the 2005 case of an Army recruiter who was killed two days before his scheduled deployment to Iraq.

An FBI agent once romantically involved with Stillman asks the team for help finding a serial killer who has evaded her for 30 years.

Lilly and Valens go to West Virginia to retrieve a suspect for the presumed homicide of a woman who was abducted from the parking lot outside her engagement party.

When a student finds a former teacher's car keys in an old desk, Lilly and the team take a new look at the teacher's death, previously thought to be a fatal carjacking.

While at a colleague's wedding, the team tries to determine if the bride was responsible for her former fiancé's death.

The team reopens the case of a murdered 12-year-old boy when a new clue is given to the retired cop who worked on the case.

A crime scene photo provided by a fan offers new evidence in the 1953 murder of a famous pinup girl.

The team reopens the murder case of a young politician who promised to get rid of drug dealers preying on kids in the neighborhood he grew up in.

The body of a single mother, missing since 1981, is found in the trunk of a car, prompting Lilly and the team to take another look at her case.

Lilly and the team re-examine the 1989 death of a young Russian opera singer who defected to the U.S. with her family before the fall of the Berlin Wall.

Rush and the team investigate the 1964 murder case of a young woman working with Freedom schools.

Rush reopens the case of a stewardess murdered in 1960 while trying to organize a union.

Rush and the team reopen the 1988 murder case of a young reporter when previously unseen footage of her is found and indicates she was working on a big story.

A newfound photo of a murdered 17-year-old on the back of a motorcycle indicates her connection to a notorious gang and prompts the team to reopen the 1976 case.

Rush and the team reopen the case of an auto mechanic who was murdered after winning $8 million in the state lottery; Valens discovers there might be a problem with his relationship with Frankie.

The team tries to figure out if a homeless paranoid schizophrenic killed his former psychiatrist in 2004 before fully losing his grip on reality.

The team searches for the person who shot Jeffries and the elderly owner of a local convenience store.

The team reopens the 1967 murder case of a brush salesman after his remains are found in a duck pond.

The team looks for a missing teenager while investigating the five-month-old murder of his father, both of whom were in witness protection.