An anonymous confession to the killing of a 16-year-old girl is found in a modern art exhibit. As a result, Rush and the team are forced to enter the world of high school cheerleading in order to solve the murder.
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When a nurse confesses to the mercy killings of six patients, the detectives reopen a 1998 case involving a terminally ill man who suspiciously died months before anticipated.
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In the fourth season finale, a hostage situation erupts in the Philadelphia police department. The team must negotiate quickly before they lose one of their own.
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In the fifth season premiere, Rush tries to convince Stillman -- and herself -- that she's emotionally ready to spearhead the reopening of a 1994 case of three fatally beaten boys.
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After a tank top is discovered in an abandoned van, Rush and the team reopen the 1998 case of a 15-year-old girl who was fatally beaten and found partially clothed.
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A girl asks for the team's help finding her older sister, a teenage Amish girl who disappeared weeks after leaving home to experience the outside world as part of Rumspringa.
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The team reopens a 1953 murder case after new evidence suggests that the victim, an aspiring rock 'n' roll star, was killed in a different place from where his body was found.
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The team members investigate the murder case of an unidentified "Jane Doe" who just succumbed to the complications from a gunshot wound that put her in a coma in 1989.
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The team reopens the 1992 case of a teen math whiz who was shot after his older half-brother exploited the genius' knack for counting cards and cracking safes to benefit a gang.
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In the 100th episode, the remains of a housewife who vanished on the night of Orson Welles' 1938 radio broadcast of "The War of the Worlds" are discovered in a well.
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Rush and the team hunt for a serial killer after a newly missing boy's body is discovered in a rented storage unit. Three boys' remains are found in units issued to the same name.
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In 1963, a teenage girl caused a stir by dressing and behaving like a boy. She was found dead and considered a suicide victim, but the team wonders if the girl was actually murdered.
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When the word "rapist" is found written on the gravestone of a popular male college student who was fatally shot 25 years ago, the team uncovers new suspects in his murder.
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About
The executive producers of the hit shows "Without a Trace" and "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation," Jerry Bruckheimer and Jonathan Littman, along with Meredith Stiehm ("ER," "NYPD Blue"), explore an equally absorbing facet of law enforcement in this fascinating drama series. Headstrong and resourceful, Detective Lilly Rush works on "cold cases" for the Philadelphia Police Department, reopening dormant, unsolved homicides that occurred years or even decades ago, making use of today's science and finding fresh clues to crimes once thought to be unsolvable.
