A clue is found buried on an internet message board. DNA is wrestled from rootless hair. Two investigators work parallel leads, and authorities call a press conference.

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A son remembers his father, and searches for clues in his military paperwork. A conversation with one of Terry Rasmussen's surviving children.

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The case that was solved in reverse leaves many questions unanswered. New methods of inquiry are used to crack other cold cases. Do groundbreaking techniques come at the cost of genetic privacy?

A child is abandoned. Timelines come together. A family tree begins to take shape. A chameleon is revealed.

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A child is abandoned. A family tree begins to take shape. Timelines come together. A chameleon is revealed.

An ominous New Year’s party introduction. An estranged cousin goes missing. Police question a man with multiple identities. A search leads authorities to his basement.

After 30 years of torpor, investigators finally inch the Bear Brook case forward. A geologist uncovers history buried in human teeth and hair. The faces of the victims are reconstructed.