Identifying and Locating Criminals is the Subject of Many TV Shows

The Worlds Most Wanted Fugitives and Unsolved Crimes

Dog the Bounty Hunter, Tuedsdays, on A&E TV  Tracks down real life criminals in real time.

Unsolved Mysteries hosted by Robert Stack on Lifetime TV

Cold Case Files On A&E TV. "Murders go unsolved. Killers slip through the cracks. With the passage of time, families lose hope and another unsolved homicide file settles into obscurity. The pattern is familiar, but changing -- thanks to the efforts of a special breed of detectives. COLD CASE FILES tells the story of their work.

"These detectives are experts in the science of crime detection. They blow the dust off old homicide files, walk down the corridors of time and set out on the hunt for a killer . . . a killer who thinks the search is off. Using new technology and old-fashioned police work, their methods offer a study in patience and perseverance. COLD CASE FILES takes you on a journey, step-by-step, through the methods used to catch the culprit. The series examines each piece of forensic evidence, each witness, each building block and turn-in-the-road that ultimately leads detectives to their killer.

"COLD CASE FILES is a pioneer in the non-fiction forensics genre. Episodes have been universally hailed by law enforcement agencies across the country and are regularly used as models for investigative technique in training seminars."

Unexplained America  Strange and unsolved mysteries from the haunted history of America.

Criminal Profiling Helps Investigators Identify Suspects

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Forensic Science Helps Find Criminals Who Perpetrate Crimes

Forensic Science Techniques

DNA: From Crime to Conviction
 

Criminal Injustice? The Sam Sheppard Case

New DNA Tests Point to Killer in Sam Sheppard Case

Haunting Questions: The Sam Sheppard Case

Sam Sheppard: Who Killed Marilyn?

Cleveland Plain Dealer's The Sheppard Case

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Famous Unsolved Crimes

The Black Dahlia  " When it comes to the study of murder cases, nothing tops the notorious case of The Black Dahlia. It has stumped thriller writers and readers for more than half a century, and will continue to do so..."  The Crime Library's Version of The Black Dahlia

Citizen Killer? A friend of the Black Dahlia fingers a surprising suspect in the legendary unsolved murder: Orson Welles. "....Pacios, like many of us, is fascinated by what was done to Short's body. She chimes in with her own suspect, too: Orson Welles. That's right. She believes the actor-director had a kind of mental illness called diphasic personality that channeled creative frustration into aggression.

"Her evidence includes strange incidents taken out of Welles biographies. And, most compelling for her, photos of a carnival funhouse set for "The Lady From Shanghai" designed and constructed by Welles. Unused in the movie, it was decorated with female body parts, a mannequin face mutilated like Short's and a woman's body cut in half...."  Click Here to read more of this gruesome speculation from Salon Magazine.

Unsolved Crimes

UnsolvedCrimes.com Keeps cases alive. Warning: portions of site contains graphic images.

Unsolved Mysteries: The Death of George Reeves (Superman)

Whatever Happened to D. B. Cooper? "It's been 25 years since he took that big step out of a Boeing 727 at 10,000 feet, yet tips on D. B. Cooper still trickle in.  One of the most daring -- or dumbest -- criminals ever remains at large, having either flouted the laws of society or been foiled by the law of gravity."  See also  D. B. Cooper: Perfect Crime or Perfect Folly

Oklahoma Bureau of Investigation Unsolved Crimes

Florida Department of Law Enforcement's Unsolved Homicides

Vancouver Police Departments Unsolved Crimes

Northern Territory of Australia's Unsolved Crimes

Forensic Sciences

Famous Dead People Who Were Disinterred (Exhumed)... Some to Help Solve a Mystery Surrounding Their Death

3D CrimeScene.com

Forensic Forgeries

Forensic Links

Some more excellent forensic links

Zeno's Forensic Site