Friday

A landscaper with a strong desire towards one of his female clients begins to stalk her, and as she continues to refuse his advances, he becomes aggressive.

A female moves into a home, but notices her privacy is invaded by a man who films her through the window causing her to consider a violent showdown.

The best of most shocking: Seniors gone wild is a television special event featuring the old, bold and completely out of control. With never-before-seen footage and new, exclusive first-hand accounts, this special edition includes an octogenarian who hits fifty going the wrong way on the freeway. Then, a legendary bank robber holes-up in her motor home triggering a deadly standoff. And, a gun-toting crook gets a taste of geriatric justice when he’s outmatched by a little old lady.  Tv-pg-v

The best of most shocking: Liquored up ladies is a television special event featuring boozy brides and punch drunk prostitutes who over indulge and simply don’t know when to put the bottle down.  With never-before-seen footage and new, exclusive first-hand accounts, this special edition includes an alcohol-fueled girl-fight that leaves one brawler fully exposed.  Plus, a belligerent drunk takes a swing at a patrolman and gets a sobering wake-up call.  Also, a plastered playboy bunny gets stripped of her freedom. Tv-14

The best of most shocking: Wild assaults is a television special event featuring ballistic bottle-throwers, clobbering clubs and other weird weapons.  With never-before-seen footage and new, exclusive first-hand accounts, this special edition includes a sidewalk samurai pitting sharpened steel against explosive firepower.  And, a robber goes out on a limb by attacking a cashier with a tree branch.  Then, a masked man sets off a bottle rocket blitzkrieg putting a terrified shopkeeper in the hot-seat.  Tv-14-v

Most shocking: Citizen justice is a television special event featuring civilians under the gun and making a stand.  With never-before-seen footage and new, exclusive first-hand accounts, this special edition includes an ex-con attacking a cop which forces a good samaritan to lay down the law.  Plus, vigilantes corner a small-time crook and deliver a big-time beat-down.  And, gangsters invade a pawnshop but are blown back by a hail of gunfire. Tv-14-v

Investigators rely on forensic odontology to identify a body from a single tooth and to catch two brutal killers from their bite marks.

When a mother and her step-daughter go missing, investigators zero in on an unlikely suspect who almost commits a perfect crime.

Who would want to shoot well known nice guy Trenton Mallory? Detectives wonder if his Trading Trent empire has become his downfall.

When a mother and her child are abducted during a carjacking, the crime is reported within minutes. Police know they have a small window of opportunity to find them... and the clock is ticking.

In the early hours of a morning just before Christmas, a college co-ed was abducted from the parking lot of her apartment. Her body was found later that day; she’d been sexually assaulted and then shot at point blank range. Eight long years passed… and then a pair of running shoes and a cell phone breathed new life into a very cold case.

A young woman is found dead in her apartment. There’s little evidence at the scene, leads don’t pan out and the case turns cold... until police discover a link between their prime suspect and an unsolved murder committed six years earlier in different state.

When a college student is reported missing, police believe their investigation will be like countless others, and she’d turn-up a few days later. But when they discover blood spatter in her boyfriend’s bedroom – blood spatter someone had gone to great lengths to conceal -- they know this case is going to be different.

In 1992, a woman disappeared from her Memphis home. When the ransom went uncollected, the FBI suspected a desperate amateur and feared the worst.

The average bank robbery yields roughly 3,000 dollars. Yet some criminals risk everything for the take. In suburban Chicago, a disguised gunman began a series of robberies, growing more violent with each one.

The naval criminal investigative service uses forensic science to solve three perplexing murders and fulfill their motto: "To the living we owe respect; to the dead, we owe the truth".

A body found in a trunk remains unidentified for years until a mysterious email sparks a breakthrough. The case unfolds into a story of betrayal, a cover-up, and an international manhunt.

Relatives of cops have unpleasant run-ins with law enforcement.

Deputies were called to a Target after a woman was caught peeling and swapping price tags of several items.

A registered nurse found herself being admitted as a patient.

A Florida woman was arrested after taking off from a traffic stop and abandoning her car.

The aftermath of a deadly crash involving a self-proclaimed Instagram model.

In downtown Edmonton, a prominent business owner is found shot to death in his business. Police on the scene discover several suspicious clues, leading them to suspect a hired assassin from somewhere in Europe. However, revolutionary finger printing technology links Keith Latta, the victimÕs business partner to the crime. The discovery of a $75000 insurance policy bolsters it further. When questioned about his involvement Keith creates an elaborate story to explain his innocence. At the same time, new evidence is discovered which ties Keith even closer to the crime. Once again Keith changes his story, but by now the evidence is too hard and damning.

In his first case with the homicide unit, rookie burglary detective Joe Kenda volunteers to work a bloody multi-victim shooting deemed “unsolvable” by the veterans. But has the ambitious young investigator bitten off more than he can chew?

When a paramilitary faction used bombs and robbery to further their cause, they crossed the line. The well-organized terror cell was difficult to define, and even harder to stop.

In 1992, a woman disappeared from her Memphis home. When the ransom went uncollected, the FBI suspected a desperate amateur and feared the worst.