Cold Cases

The race car driver's death led to the creation of the "Chris Trickle" law, allowing murder and manslaughter charges to be filed in Nevada no matter when a victim dies.

In 1990, Elizabeth Mackintosh, a 50-year seminary student, was hung and stabbed in a chapel bathroom.

The Anne Arundel County Police Department in Maryland identified Forest Clyde Williams III as the killer of Pamela Conyers, 16, whose death by strangulation in 1970 stumped detectives for decades.

Prosecutors say Paul Flores killed Kristin Smart, a fellow freshman at California Polytechnic State University, during at attempted rape in 1996.

"We're scared of him," a suspect's nephew told the "Cold Justice" team.

When Brenda Lambert disappeared after her child's birthday party, she was at a pivotal point in her failing marriage.

Devarus Hampton, long considered a suspect in the 2011 shooting death of Todd Lampley, has now been charged with murder after DNA from a sweet potato used as a silencer during the crime was matched to a sample collected from Hampton.

A Jane Doe discovered inside a refrigerator submerged in a California irrigation canal in 1995 has been identified as 29-year-old Amanda Lynn Schumann Deza.

Hours after Natasha Atchley left a party in Texas, her mother found her dead in her towed car.

"He would be 83 today, but there is not a cop in this building who would not happily put handcuffs on him," Burning Police Chief Murad John said of William DeRoo, who died of a drug overdose in 1986, years after allegedly killing 24-year-old Rita Curran.