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S1, EP11 "World Trade Center Bombing"
When the World Trade Center parking garage explosion resulted in six deaths, the FBI traced the bombers' vehicle to a U-Haul dealership.
S1, EP1 "Polly Klaas: Kidnapped"
How the FBI used forensic evidence to confirm the presence of a suspect in the bedroom of 1993 kidnapping victim Polly Klaas.
S4, EP18 "Betrayed"
A young boy is abducted from school.
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.
S7, EP24 "Final Takedown"
The agency charges James Springette with trafficking drugs into the United States.
S7, EP22 "Sniper at Home"
When a man arrives at the home of his mother, he realizes the car parked in front has a broken window. After he enters the house he finds the lifeless body of his mother.
S7, EP18 "Independence Day Breakout"
On July 4, 1987, a convicted assassin breaks into the computer room of a penitentiary in New Mexico and frees six other inmates.
S7, EP16 "Robin the Hood"
A man robs Wells Fargo Bank in Albuquerque, N.M., on Aug. 10, 1999, claiming the money would be used to feed poor Mexican children.
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