The investigation leads detectives to believe that the murder was committed by one of the gas station employees in this clip from Season 1, Episode 5, “The Night Shift”.
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Cold Case Files
Season 1
Episode 5
Perry / The Night Shift
Bill Kurtis hosts “Cold Case Files,” in which forensic evidence is used to re-examine real criminal cases that have long been considered cold.
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They have 2 witnesses on suspect and they don't use them. Is this acting to stretch the show or they didn't give sheet about the case
With a the absence of narration and just a series of dramatic statements by investigators stitched together, the narrative of events gets totally lost in the stylistic presentation. Moreover, the editing is so disjointed that it often seems as though the episode is skipping around until the ending– which always seems tacked on, like an afterthought. "Oh ya, by the way, they found this guy guilty."
This show is good