Kelly is back on her own turf in Texas to look into a cold case she’s never forgotten – the 1991 murder of Mary Jane LeFlore, a 35-year-old wife, mother of two young boys and employee of the Texas Department of Criminal Justice. Kelly and Steve join local law enforcement to reinvestigate the case to see if there is any evidence that could help solve this tragic homicide.

Kelly and Johnny aid local law enforcement and dig into their freshest case yet, the two-year-old disappearance of a professional photographer. DNA testing and cell phone data analysis could be the key to cracking the case.

Kelly and her team head to Oregon to investigate the mysterious disappearance of a man who vanished from home without a trace. There are seven suspects, missing gold coins and serious questions about what happened to Glenn Pennie.

Facing their oldest case yet, Kelly and Johnny head to Mississippi to find out if the tragic death of a young man was a suicide, accident, or murder. It’s a Cold Justice first when local law enforcement exhumes the body of the victim.

In Hope, Arkansas, Kelly and Johnny investigate the murder of a young mother who was brutally executed in her home. The clues to her killer’s identity may rest in the hands of her 10-year-old son who was in his bedroom at the time.

In a crime that terrified a community, Kelly and Tonya investigate the tragic stabbing death of an elderly woman in her own home just one week after she buried her husband.

Kelly and Steve take on a case in his home state of Wisconsin and must navigate a tangled family tree of witnesses and suspects to find the killer of a loving husband fatally shot in his cabin.

Kelly and Steve head to Flint, Michigan, to investigate the 1991 shooting of a woman murdered right outside her home. As she died in her sister's arms, her final words could provide insight into who killed her.

Kelly and Aaron Sam head to Lake Charles, Louisiana to investigate the shocking murder of a young man who was gunned down in his car after attending church on Palm Sunday.