Miller, who was an undercover cop in 2002, realizes that the killings of two teens from very different towns may be related, and she persuades Rush to reopen the cases.
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When evidence of a pipe bomb is found in a suburban home, Rush reopens the case of a married couple killed in 1981 in what was termed an accidental gas leak explosion at the time.
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In 1999, Marlene Bradford lived in her station wagon with her daughters. Now Rush and the team must glean enough facts from the girls' memories to determine who murdered their mother.
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Twenty years ago, a man's young son was raped and murdered. Now he intends to execute a registered sex offender every day until Rush's team can find the culprit in his son's killing.
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An anonymous confession to the killing of a 16-year-old girl is found in a modern art exhibit. As a result, Rush and the team are forced to enter the world of high school cheerleading in order to solve the murder.
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When a nurse confesses to the mercy killings of six patients, the detectives reopen a 1998 case involving a terminally ill man who suspiciously died months before anticipated.
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In the fourth season finale, a hostage situation erupts in the Philadelphia police department. The team must negotiate quickly before they lose one of their own.
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About
The executive producers of the hit shows "Without a Trace" and "CSI: Crime Scene Investigation," Jerry Bruckheimer and Jonathan Littman, along with Meredith Stiehm ("ER," "NYPD Blue"), explore an equally absorbing facet of law enforcement in this fascinating drama series. Headstrong and resourceful, Detective Lilly Rush works on "cold cases" for the Philadelphia Police Department, reopening dormant, unsolved homicides that occurred years or even decades ago, making use of today's science and finding fresh clues to crimes once thought to be unsolvable.
