Marina, a young woman, set fire to an abandoned car in a quiet street, documenting the blaze with photographs. Boyd happened to be passing by and, reacting swiftly, tackled her to the ground, instinctively trying to protect her from potenti…

Boyd had Marina’s uncle, Mike Coleman, and her mother, Gwen, brought in for questioning as Frankie searched the house. The team uncovered items previously recovered from the car nine years earlier, leading them to suspect that Perry Coleman…

During work on the crypt of a Catholic church, laborers uncovered the skeletal remains of a young man encased in concrete. The recovery team immediately began efforts to identify the individual, noting that he had been interred alongside ob…

The search for the killer presses on. As the team interviews members of the community and the church, they begin to surface deeply buried family histories. Meanwhile, Frankie finds what appears to be a biological link between the previous p…

Boyd and his team resolved to revisit the twenty-five year old case of Annie Keel, a woman convicted of a double homicide based entirely on her own confession. Harboring doubts about the fairness of the verdict, Boyd determined to investiga…

Boyd and his colleagues pressed on with their inquiry into the Annie Keel matter, seeking to find her son, a witness to the killings.

The discovery of a familiar face—a policewoman vanished a year ago—floating within the Thames sends Boyd and his investigative unit on a desperate search for her killer, and for the life she carried within her.

Grace harbors deep doubts about the man who has confessed to the killing. But who was responsible for the death of the police officer? Could it have been the stalker himself, her former husband, or the married man carrying her child?