Cold Case
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| First episode date | September 28, 2003 |
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| Networks | CBS |
| Theme song | Nara |
| No. of episodes | 156 (list of episodes) |
| May 2, 2010 | |
| Unfortunately, some other show must have interested my husband and myself when "Cold Case" was originally aired. . . . | |
| Awards | GLAAD Media Award for Outstanding Individual Episode (in a series without a regular LGBT character) |
| NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Directing in a Drama Series | |
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| ID | 705940 |
About Cold Case
The Philadelphia homicide squad's lone female detective finds her calling when she is assigned cases that have never been solved. Detective Lilly Rush combines her natural instincts with the updated technology available today to bring about justice for all the victims she can.
Paul Bryan: 'Fantasist' killer convicted of murder after 39 years on the run
... The Met unlocked the mystery after launching a Cold Case review in 2013...
Murder suspect hid for 39 years using dead man's identity, court told
... The identity of his killer remained a mystery until a Cold Case review in 2013 when a fingerprint was linked to Paul Bryan, the Old Bailey heard...
Andy Malkinson: DNA evidence identified three years after rape conviction
... Cold Case review In 2007, forensic scientists had run a nationwide operation to review biological samples from " Cold Case" unsolved crimes in the hope that technical advances in DNA profiling could identify more suspects...
Steeltown Murders: How a DNA-first caught a serial killer 30 years on
... Both investigations were linked in the early 2000s by an emerging crime-solving tool, when South Wales Police started reopening Cold Cases hoping DNA could finally bring killers to justice...
Police search for the names of 22 women murdered
... Forensic detective Carina Van Leeuwen has been trying to solve the mystery since joining the city s first Cold Case team in 2005...
Colin Marr death: Forensic and pathology review ordered
... Det Ch Insp Brian Geddes - who led the Cold Case review of the - has been in charge of looking again at Colin s case...
'I was kidnapped by paedophile Robert Frid when I was three'
...By Nikki MitchellHome Affairs Correspondent, BBC SouthA serial child abuser has been sentenced to another 10 years in prison after one of his victims helped a Cold Case team link him to a much earlier crime...
Missing people: 'Life is put on hold' for Irish families
... I know it s 18 years old but it s still a live case, it has never gone to Cold Case or legacy and to be frank I wouldn t allow it...
Colin Marr death: Forensic and pathology review ordered
By Andrew PickenBBC Scotland News
A forensic and Pathology Review has been ordered in The case of a Fife man who died from A Stab wound to The chest.
Colin Marr, 23, died from a single blow from a Kitchen Knife in 2007 after a row with his fiancée Candice Bonar.
His Family have long challenged The original police conclusion that it was suicide. Ms Bonar has always maintained her innocence.
The First phase of a and has now ended, The Crown Office has revealed.
Scotland's prosecution service has said that it and Police Scotland are now " instructing reviews of The forensic and pathology aspects of Colin's case".
The forensic and pathology aspects of The original investigation into Colin's death have been challenged by independent experts.
Leading pathologist Dr Nat Cary has previously said it was " both possible and plausible" that Colin's injury was " inflicted by a third party" and questioned previous police reports on The location of The stab wound.
In a recent letter to The Marr family, Dr Cary said The death " is and always was a homicide until satisfactorily proven otherwise". He added: " To achieve penetration would have required severe force. Removal may also have required significant force because of a pinching effect when bone is penetrated. " The pathological findings are not typical of self-infliction in that there are no tentative wounds. "
A statement from The Marr family said they " clearly welcome" The latest update from The Crown Office .
It added: " It is two years past since we presented police with evidence from Dr Nat Cary that clearly states The location of The Wound , and thus The significance of The Wound , in terms of Colin's death being a homicide.
" Not only does it raise significant questions, it also gives Colin a chance of getting justice. "
Both Fife Police and The Crown Office previously produced reports that were critical of The original investigation into Colin's death and issued apologies to His Family .
Further reviewColin's stepdad Stuart Graham handed over a cache of material about The case to Police Scotland in 2021.
Det Ch Insp Brian Geddes - who led The Cold Case review of The - has been in charge of looking again at Colin's case.
Colin's fiancée Ms Bonar has been interviewed Three Times by The Police and voluntarily appeared In Person at The 2011 fatal accident inquiry (FAI) into his death.
At The Inquiry Sheriff Alastair Dunlop said he could not decide if The death was suicide or homicide.
Speaking after The FAI, Ms Bonar said: " My name is cleared. I have always been honest and declared my innocence throughout this heart-breaking nightmare.
" What Colin did, he did To Himself and that's The Truth . "
A spokesperson for The Crown Office and Procurator Fiscal Service said: " We appreciate The importance of this work to The Family and they will be informed of significant developments.
" Once further inquiries are complete, all The Evidence will be reviewed by a prosecutor who has had no previous involvement in The case. "
Related TopicsSource of news: bbc.com
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