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When Claude Dallas, who poached desert wildlife, killed two game wardens, he evaded the law by living off the land.
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S3, EP1 "Driven to Kill"
When a 14-year-old runaway is found dead in an Illinois barn, agents track down a trucker who might be responsible for her death and dozens more.
S4, EP9 "Death in the Delta"
A woman was abducted after a successful night at the casino, and police discovered she had been targeted for her $5,000 winnings.
S3, EP7 "Millionaire Murder"
A businessman disappears after meeting a mystery woman in West Palm Beach, Fla., to make a once-in-a-lifetime deal before his retirement.
S3, EP17 "No Remorse"
When the body of a suspected drug courier is found burning in an alley, FBI agents and local police uncover a crime ring run by a ruthless drug lord.
S5, EP17 "Death Pact"
Chicago police hunt for a dangerous bank-robber.
S5, EP5 "A Family Torn"
When the body of a missing 11-year-old girl washes up on a sandbar, the police take a closer look at her uncle's conflicting stories.
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