New York Homicide
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· Rerun Fr 16:05, Su 13:25
The new series, from Good Caper Content, details the brazen crimes that could only happen in New York and the intense work by law enforcement and civilians who race to take murderers off the streets.
- Country of originUnited States
- Year when published2023
- CastBrian Panella, Mariah Moss, Nicholas Safier
Show is viewable on demand
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Show is viewableOnly in Estonia
S2:E16
Real Estate Real Fatal
When police discover two murdered lovers in East Harlem, a stolen phone leads them on a journey into the heart of New York's criminal underground and beyond. The truth behind the bloodshed leaves them utterly stunned.
S2:E17
From Moscow to Murder
When a prominent Russian businessman goes missing from a ritzy neighborhood in Staten Island, investigators believe the Russian mob is to blame. The case takes a series of hairpin turns to reveal the most unlikely of suspects.
S2:E18
The Final Lesson
NYPD detectives hunt for the killer who tortured and executed a teacher but the victim is the son of a powerful businessman.
S2:E19
The Bronx-Yonkers Strangler
Two young women are sexually assaulted and strangled five years apart, but connected by the same unknown DNA. After both cases turn cold, NYPD and New York State police combine forces 17 years later hellbent on finding a killer.
S2:E20
Brighton Beach Disappearance
When a Ukrainian immigrant goes missing in Brighton Beach, a team of law enforcement's best agents from the NYPD, U.S. Attorney's office and FBI team up to find out what happened.
S2:E1
The Almost Perfect Crime
Millionaire banker and mother-of-two Shele Covlin had it all, until she fatally slipped and fell in her Upper West Side bathtub. But days after her burial, information emerges, and the NYPD realizes this may be no accident.
S2:E2
The Fifth Avenue Penthouse Slaying
Linda Stein was a realtor to the stars, selling luxury New York apartments to Steven Spielberg, Bruce Willis, and Bette Midler, among others. When Linda is found bludgeoned to death in her apartment, the murder immediately becomes front-page news. Her larger-than-life personality meant Linda made enemies as well as admirers. With limited evidence from the crime scene, only painstaking sleuthing can identify her killer.