In 1982, Alice McArthur, the wife of Bill, a prominent criminal defense attorney, is killed by two men delivering flowers. The investigation led to may Lee Orsini, a woman who wanted Bill as more than a lawyer, and the two men delivering the "flowers".

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Nancy Lyon was rushed to the hospital in 1991 by her husband after she is experiencing symptoms of a severe stomach flu and dies that night. Her true cause of death, arsenic, is discovered, and an investigation reveals an unhappy marriage with one of the premier couples of the wealthy Dallas suburb of Park Cities.

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In 1989, Larry Volk was shot in the head by David Lemons, a man hired by Soni Beckham and John Sipes. Beckham and Sipes plotted to kill Volk because of his cooperation with the Gaming Control Board in which he agreed to confess that he "fixed" machines so they wouldn't pay jackpots.

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In 1981, Rolf Nesland mysteriously disappeared. His wife Ruth said he went to Norway, but there weren't any records of his arrival which led police to Ruth and the Nesland's turbulent relationship.

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In 1990, George Walterfield Russell, a charming regular on the club scene, is revealed to be a psychopath after Mary Ann Pohlreich, Andrea Levine, and another woman are found dead and their bodies posed in similar positions.

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Steven Christensen and Gary Sheets are sent mail bombs which kill Christensen and Sheets' wife in 1985. A third bomb wounds Mark Hoffman, who turns out to be a top document forger who owed Christensen and Sheets money for forged Mormon church documents and tried to get rid of his debts by killing them.

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In 1994, Kim Groves was gunned down in front of her home. Notorious for its crime, New Orleans had just found another victim. But, in a city where murders are an everyday occurance, the 32-year-old mother's death would prove to be anything but ordinary.

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The folks of Lexington, Kentucky love two things: horses and University of Kentucky sports. But in 1994, it wasn't March Madness or the Triple Crown that had this college town on the edge of its seat. It was the triple threat of football, frat boys, and murder. Townspeople were stunned when football player Trent DiGuiro was killed by a sniper with a high-powered rifle. But the biggest shock was still to come--it turns out the shooter may have been fellow player Shane Ragland, settling a frat-boy score.

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Milford, Utah is a tough town where possession is nine-tenths of the law and a gun makes up the rest. That's why handyman Tony Hamilton didn't take too kindly to the county seizing the Mormon ranch where he lived for back taxes. And to make matters worse, all of the residents, who practiced polygamy, were evicted. Hamilton stayed, confronted the law, and ended up being charged with the attempted murder of a sheriff's deputy.

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Life in the town of Duchesne, about 100 miles from Salt Lake City, is as hard as sun-baked rock and weather-beaten leather. Everyone must struggle to survive, except John Pinder, the ne'er-do-well son of a millionaire. Pinder enjoyed ostrich farming, had a pet lion named Simba, and dabbled in dynamite and drugs. But it wasn't until the bodies of two of Pinder's ranch hands were blown to bits that folks discovered just how dangerous Pinder could be.

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