Sentences with phrase «found at the murder scene»

When Alicia (Julianna Margulies) stops by the lovebirds» engagement party to get legal papers signed, she finds herself at a murder scene again, and Benanti is not as sweet and innocent as she seems.

When I undertook the appeal, I assumed that there must be a lot of scientific validity to conclusions you could draw from hair found at a murder scene because the FBI and other police agencies testified about their ability to connect hair to a specific individual.

Not exact matches

He said that he had found one bloody glove at the murder scene and the other at O.J. Simpson's house.

The marks on the casing didn't match those found on the shells at the murder scene.

• We should have made it clear that software analysis of DNA from the scene of the murder of Meredith Kercher indicated only that Amanda Knox's DNA was not present in one sample on a bra clasp found at the crime scene (6 July, p 15)

However, behind the scenes, he is simply a pawn in Wyatt's corporate game and realizes he must ultimately find a way out from under his boss who will stop at nothing, even murder, to win a multi-billion dollar advantage.

Emile Hirsch and Brian Cox co-star as Austin and Tommy Tilden, a father - son coroner team tasked with performing an emergency autopsy on an unidentified woman found in a shallow grave at the scene of a murder.

Hazel and company's investigation finds a common feature of the murder scenes: victims» faces have all been manipulated to endure rigor mortis in a very deliberate fashion, something that would require great patience from the apparent psychopath at large.

A monkey wrench is thrown in the works when the mission director is found murdered and Vincent's real DNA is found at the scene.

When she finds a best friend brutally murdered and Jack Vincennes (Walton Goggins) unexpectedly at the scene before she's had time to call the police, Lynn knows she has something on the LAPD detective — and decides to use it to help solve the horrible crime.

When Detective Napoleon «Nap» Dumas finds fingerprints in a rental car at a murder scene, the last thing he expects is for them to belong to Maura — the love of his life that went missing from their suburban New Jersey town during their senior year of high school.

When rookie reporter Irene Glasson stumbles onto the scene of a grisly murder at Oliver Ward's glamorous hotel, the pair find themselves thrown together in a race to catch a vicious killer in our May Top Pick in Romance, The Girl Who Knew Too Much.

He had served over sixteen years for the murder of McDonald's manager Noreen Malloy, though DNA later proved that, as in so many other cases, Whitley had been misidentified at the scene and the perpetrator's blood and hair found on clothing left at the scene could not have belonged to him.