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Noah Randle is shot dead after masked gunmen crash a late-night birthday party; Detective Rod Demery is called in on his day off to untangle a sinister plot fueled by a bitter grudge.

A protective grandfather is found beaten to death on the side of the road; while the crime scene offers few clues, news of a recent incident involving a birthday gift leads Detective Demery to the most unexpected of killers.

A popular teen is shot down at school, but the shooter was no student - with motives far more sinister than in a typical schoolyard spat. Then, Demery must rely on instinct when investigating a supposed break-in that culminated in a bloody showdown.

One unsolved homicide has followed Demery for his entire life. That case helped build the foundation for his brightest ambitions and haunted his worst nightmares. 4X years after the fact, he decided to solve that one case - the murder of his mother.

« Previous Ep. A mother of three is shot point-blank with a high-caliber rifle just steps from her front door; to catch a two-faced killer with a history of violence, Rod Demery must first win the trust of a family wary of the system.

When two young children bear witness to the gruesome murder of their mother, Demery makes it his personal mission to bring the killer to justice. He quickly zeroes in on two suspects, but can't escape the feeling that he's barking up the wrong tree.

A mysterious caller directs police to an eerily quiet suburban block, where they find the lifeless body of McDaniel Smith. The circumstances are hazy, until Demery learns of a caustic legal dispute and a wannabe hero with a history of violence.

When a nameless corpse turns up steps from a local mosque, a community is left shaken. To solve the case, Demery must untangle a web of lies and misdirection. But as detectives close in on the killer, they stumble upon yet another unsolved crime.

A pillar of the Korean community is murdered in broad daylight on the doorstep of her beauty supply store; when the trail of physical evidence runs cold, Detective Rod Demery must rely on shoe-leather detective work to catch the killer.

A drunken brawl at a local watering hole culminates in the stabbing death of bar regular J.W. Fuller. Det. Rod Demery finds a curious clue in the victim's breast pocket, leading him on a search for a mystery woman with a leopard print dress.

A mysterious accident on Christmas Eve leaves Tony Holden with a fatal neck injury, but the case goes unsolved; when Rod Demery reopens the investigation, he discovers a conspiracy between unlikely accomplices.

The lifeless body of an unidentified woman is found in the parking lot of an abandoned factory. Detective Rod Demery is assigned to the case, but he's thrown a curveball when he recognizes the face of the victim at the center of the crime scene.

A 911 dispatcher is found slumped behind the wheel of a wrecked sedan with a bullet through his torso. To catch the killer, Demery must retrace the victim’s final steps and untangle a web of accusation and innuendo spun by a shady cast of characters.

An abandoned car belonging to missing sailor Nicholas Cox turns up in a parking lot. Inside, Demery uncovers a grisly cache of blood evidence, but no Cox. In order to find justice for his fallen brother-in-arms, Demery must first locate his body.

When a mechanic is found on his couch with a bullet wound to the head, investigators suspect suicide, but rookie detective Rod Demery believes it's murder. When his hunch is proven correct, its up to Demery to solve the first homicide of his career.

Friends discover the lifeless body of good-natured Vietnam vet Drexelle McBride in the driver's seat of his white van. Leads are scarce, until Demery charts the victim's final hours and learns of a chance meeting gone terribly awry.