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In Florida, a 13-year-old girl is found stabbed over a hundred times; a teenager with a knife obsession comes under suspicion.
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In the US, recordings provide vital evidence to solve the death of a man's wife; in the UK, a feud leads to a house fire that kills four young children and their mother.

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S2, EP10 "Jones and Keller"
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S2, EP8 "Bailey and Monge"
In Florida, a 13-year-old girl is found stabbed over a hundred times; a teenager with a knife obsession comes under suspicion.

S2, EP7 "Sarinana and Marzejka"
In Florida, a 13-year-old girl is found stabbed over a hundred times; a teenager with a knife obsession comes under suspicion; in Colorado, a woman picked up in a creepy white van after a night out is missing.
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