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List of The FBI Files episodes

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Series overview
Season 1 (1998–99)
Season 2 (1999–2000)
Season 3 (2000–01)
Season 4 (2001–02)
Season 5 (2002–03)
Season 6 (2003–04)
Season 7 (2004–06)
External links

Here follows a list of episodes from the Discovery Channel crime documentary The FBI Files, which premiered October 20, 1998 and cancelled on March 24, 2006.

Series overview

	Episodes	Season Premiere	Season Finale	DVD Release
1	13	October 20, 1998	February 23, 1999	January 6, 2009
2	18	September 28, 1999	May 30, 2000	April 21, 2009
3	18	September 12, 2000	September 18, 2001	June 19, 2009
4	18	October 2, 2001	May 2002	September 15, 2009
5	18	January 30, 2002	May 27, 2003	February 6, 2015
6	20	September 20, 2003	May 7, 2004	February 6, 2015
7	18	September 2004	March 24, 2006	January 29, 2015

Season 1 (1998–99)

No. in season	Directed by	Original Airdate	LineColor = FFBF00 }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 2	EpisodeNumber2 = 2	Title = Above the Law	DirectedBy = Robert H. Gardner	WrittenBy = Lori Nelson	1998\|11\|3}}	ProdCode = 102	ShortSummary =Former California Highway Patrol officer George Gwaltney, and his 1984 conviction in federal court for the 1982 rape and murder of Robin Bishop.	LineColor = FFBF00 }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 3	EpisodeNumber2 = 3	Title = Human Prey	DirectedBy = Joe Wiecha	WrittenBy = Tim Baney	1998\|11\|10}}	ProdCode = 103	ShortSummary =The search for Ohio serial sniper Thomas Dillon.	LineColor = FFBF00 }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 4	EpisodeNumber2 = 4	Title = Death in Alaska	DirectedBy = Stuart Taylor	WrittenBy = Karen Gilmour	1998\|11\|17}}	ProdCode = 104	ShortSummary =The Kirby Anthoney case, one of the first cases of DNA and forensic evidence being successfully used in a criminal investigation in the United States.	LineColor = FFBF00 }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 5	EpisodeNumber2 = 5	Title = Deadly Paradise	DirectedBy = Robert H. Gardner	WrittenBy = Dean Love & Patrick Prentice	1998\|12\|1}}	ProdCode = 105	ShortSummary =The 1974 murders of San Diego millionaires Mac and Muff Graham and the subsequent arrest/conviction of Buck Walker, later depicted in And the Sea Will Tell.	LineColor = FFBF00 }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 6	EpisodeNumber2 = 6	Title = The Crazy Don	DirectedBy = Stuart Taylor	WrittenBy = Karen Gilmour & Howard B. Swartz	1998\|12\|8}}	ProdCode = 106	ShortSummary =The Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO) investigation of Genovese crime family boss Vincent Gigante, known for pretending to be insane by wandering the streets of New York City wearing only pajamas and a bathrobe.	LineColor = FFBF00 }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 7	EpisodeNumber2 = 7	Title = Killing Spree	DirectedBy = Joe Wiecha	WrittenBy = Lisa Feit	1998\|12\|29}}	ProdCode = 107	ShortSummary =The 1984 manhunt for serial killer and rapist Bobbie Joe Long.	LineColor = FFBF00 }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 8	EpisodeNumber2 = 8	Title = Melissa Brannen: Missing	DirectedBy = Jeffery Fine	WrittenBy = Lori Nelson	1999\|1\|19}}	ProdCode = 108	ShortSummary =The 1989 disappearance of Melissa Brannen.	LineColor = FFBF00 }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 9	EpisodeNumber2 = 9	Title = The Unabomber	DirectedBy = Stuart Taylor	WrittenBy = Tim Baney & Howard Swartz	1999\|1\|26}}	ProdCode = 109	ShortSummary =The Theodore Kaczynski (AKA The Unabomber) case.	LineColor = FFBF00 }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 10	EpisodeNumber2 = 10	Title = Murdering Cowboy	DirectedBy = Clinton Jay High, Jr.	WrittenBy = Lisa Feit & David O'Donnell	1999\|2\|2}}	ProdCode = 110	ShortSummary = The 1981 killings of two Idaho Department of Fish and Game officers by Claude Dallas, the 11-month manhunt that led to his capture, and Dallas' subsequent escape from prison and re-capture in 1986.	LineColor = FFBF00 }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 11	EpisodeNumber2 = 11	Title = The World Trade Center Bombing	DirectedBy = Joe Wiecha	WrittenBy = Lisa Feit & Howard B. Swartz	1999\|2\|9}}	ProdCode = 111	ShortSummary =The 1993 World Trade Center bombing, and the subsequent arrests of Ramzi Yousef and other Al-Qaeda conspirators involved in the plot.	LineColor = FFBF00 }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 12	EpisodeNumber2 = 12	Title = John Gotti: Convicted	DirectedBy = David Haycox	WrittenBy = Karen Gilmour & Howard B. Swartz	1999\|2\|16}}	ProdCode = 112	ShortSummary =The investigation, arrest and eventual conviction of Gambino crime family boss John Gotti (aka The Teflon Don).	LineColor = FFBF00 }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 13	EpisodeNumber2 = 13	Title = The True Story of Mississippi Burning	DirectedBy = Jeffery Fine	WrittenBy = Steven Zorn	1999\|2\|23}}	ProdCode = 113	ShortSummary =The 1964 murders of Chaney, Goodman, and Schwerner in rural Mississippi by members of the Ku Klux Klan, later loosely depicted in the film Mississippi Burning (1988).	LineColor = FFBF00 }}

Season 2 (1999–2000)

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#	Title	Director(s)	Writer(s)	Original Airdate	Production Code
EpisodeNumber = 1 (14)	Title = A Model Killer	DirectedBy = Joe Wiecha	WrittenBy = Tim Baney and Michael Martin	1999\|9\|28}}	ProdCode = 201	ShortSummary = The 1984 search for serial killer Christopher Wilder (aka "The Beauty Queen Killer")	LineColor = 689CCF }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 2 (15)	Title = Hired Gun	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	1999\|10\|5}}	ProdCode = 202	ShortSummary =The 1993 murder-for-hire investigation of former Motown Records music producer Lawrence Horn, contract-killer James Perry and the resulting controversy around the book Hit Man.	LineColor = 689CCF }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 3 (16)	Title = Cat and Mouse	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy = David A. Taylor	1999\|10\|12}}	ProdCode = 203	ShortSummary = The 1985 search for South Carolina serial killer Larry Gene Bell.	LineColor = 689CCF }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 4 (17)	Title = Cracking the Cartel	DirectedBy = Jeffery Fine	WrittenBy = David A. Taylor	1999\|10\|19}}	ProdCode = 204	ShortSummary = The 1988 search for drug trafficker and killer Genaro Ruiz Camacho.	LineColor = 689CCF }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 5 (18)	Title = A Stranger in Town	DirectedBy = Jeffery Fine	WrittenBy =	1999\|11\|2}}	ProdCode = 205	ShortSummary = The FBI investigates when the body of an unidentified young woman turns up on a highway in a small Pennsylvania town.	LineColor = 689CCF }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 6 (19)	Title = Hunter's Game	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	1999\|11\|23}}	ProdCode = 206	ShortSummary =The capture of Alaska serial killer Robert Hansen. This was one of the first cases of criminal investigative analysis being successfully used by the FBI in a criminal investigation in the United States.	LineColor = 689CCF }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 7 (20)	Title = The Dixie Mafia	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	1999\|12\|7}}	ProdCode = 207	ShortSummary =The FBI investigation of the Dixie Mafia, preempted by the 1987 murder-for-hire killings of Mississippi Circuit Court Judge Vincent Sherry and his wife Margaret in Biloxi, Mississippi. Mafia kingpin Kirksey Nix and Biloxi Mayor Pete Halat were also heavily involved in the case.	LineColor = 689CCF }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 8 (21)	Title = Shattered Shield	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy = David A. Taylor	1999\|12\|14}}	ProdCode = 208	ShortSummary =Investigations of alleged corruption and drug trafficking within the New Orleans Police Department during the 1990s (the 1994 murder of Kim Groves and United States v. Davis et al)	LineColor = 689CCF }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 9 (22)	Title = Blood Brothers	DirectedBy = Jeffery Fine	WrittenBy =	1999\|12\|28}}	ProdCode = 209	ShortSummary =The Agofsky brothers and the 1989 Noel, Missouri bank robbery.	LineColor = 689CCF }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 10 (23)	Title = Crime Spree	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2000\|1\|11}}	ProdCode = 210	ShortSummary = The 1984 manhunt for spree killers Alton Coleman and Debra Denise Brown.	LineColor = 689CCF }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 11 (24)	Title = Family Secrets	DirectedBy = Jeffery Fine	WrittenBy =	2000\|2\|1}}	ProdCode = 211	ShortSummary =The December 1994 kidnappings of Joann Katrinak and her 4-month-old son, Alex. This was one of the first cases of DNA being successfully used in a criminal investigation in the United States.	LineColor = 689CCF }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 12 (25)	Title = Master Plan	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2000\|3\|14}}	ProdCode = 212	ShortSummary =The investigation of alleged Chicago Outfit activities in the Chicago suburb of Willow Springs, Illinois, resulting in the arrests of former Willow Springs police chief Michael J. Corbitt and prominent Chicago attorney Alan Masters for murder and racketeering.	LineColor = 689CCF }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 13 (26)	Title = Firefight	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2000\|3\|26}}	ProdCode = 213	ShortSummary =The bank-robbery investigation leading to the 1986 FBI Miami shootout, one of the deadliest days in the history of the FBI.	LineColor = 689CCF }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 14 (27)	Title = Killer Abroad	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2000\|4\|2}}	ProdCode = 214	ShortSummary =The FBI and Austrian Federal Police's investigation of suspected serial killer Jack Unterweger.	LineColor = 689CCF }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 15 (28)	Title = Moving Target	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2000\|4\|9}}	ProdCode = 215	ShortSummary =The arrest, trial and conviction of white supremacist serial killer Joseph Paul Franklin in 1980 – 81.	LineColor = 689CCF }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 16 (29)	Title = Deadly Mission	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2000\|5\|2}}	ProdCode = 216	ShortSummary =The manhunt for white supremacist Chevie Kehoe.	LineColor = 689CCF }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 17 (30)	Title = Cop Killer	DirectedBy = Joe Wiecha	WrittenBy = Daphna Ruben & Mark Marabella	2000\|5\|9}}	ProdCode = 217	ShortSummary =The 1995 murders of Prince George's County Police Department officer John Novabilski and FBI Special Agent William H. Christian Jr.	LineColor = 689CCF }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 18 (31)	Title = .22 Caliber Killer	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2000\|5\|30}}	ProdCode = 218	ShortSummary =The Joseph Christopher (aka The .22 Caliber Killer) investigation.	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Season 3 (2000–01)

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#	Title	Director(s)	Writer(s)	Original Airdate	Production Code
EpisodeNumber = 1 (32)	Title = Driven to Kill	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2000\|9\|12}}	ProdCode = 301	ShortSummary = The case of trucker Robert Rhoades and the murder of Regina Walters.	LineColor = 006600 }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 2 (33)	Title = Deadly Obsession	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2000\|9\|19}}	ProdCode = 302	ShortSummary =The 1996 disappearance of Anne Marie Fahey and the subsequent murder investigation of Delaware millionaire Thomas J. Capano.	LineColor = 006600 }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 3 (34)	Title = First and Kennedy Street Crew	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2000\|10\|17}}	ProdCode = 303	ShortSummary =The 1994 Washington D.C. Metropolitan Police Headquarters shootout.	LineColor = 006600 }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 4 (35)	Title = Terror in Disguise	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2000\|11\|21}}	ProdCode = 304	ShortSummary =The four-year manhunt for the Hollywood bank robber in Seattle, Washington.	LineColor = 006600 }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 5 (36)	Title = Deadly Trail	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2000\|11\|28}}	ProdCode = 305	ShortSummary =The 1987 manhunt for serial killer Darren Dee O'Neall.	LineColor = 006600 }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 6 (37)	Title = The Predator	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2000\|12}}	ProdCode = 306	ShortSummary = The case of pedophile Frank Atwood who kidnapped and murdered Vicki Lynne Hoskinson in Flowing Wells, Arizona.	LineColor = 006600 }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 7 (38)	Title = Dishonored	DirectedBy = Jeffery Fine	WrittenBy = Peter G. Gillespie	2001\|1\|9}}	ProdCode = 307	ShortSummary =The 1989 disappearance of USMC Capt. Shirley Russell, and the joint FBI – NIS investigation of her husband, former USMC Capt. Robert Russell.	LineColor = 006600 }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 8 (39)	Title = Millionaire Murder	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2001\|1\|16}}	ProdCode = 308	ShortSummary =The 1996 disappearance of New Jersey millionaire Frank Lee Black Jr.	LineColor = 006600 }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 9 (40)	Title = Deadly Business	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2001\|2\|20}}	ProdCode = 309	ShortSummary =The joint FBI – NYPD Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO) investigation of New York City gas-station mogul Gurmeet Singh Dhinsa.	LineColor = 006600 }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 10 (41)	Title = Temple of Fear	DirectedBy = Jeffery Fine	WrittenBy =	2001\|3\|6}}	ProdCode = 310	ShortSummary =The Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO) investigation of the Nation of Yahweh and its leader, Yahweh ben Yahweh.	LineColor = 006600 }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 11 (42)	Title = Silent Strike	DirectedBy = J. Darin Wales	WrittenBy =	2001\|4\|3}}	ProdCode = 311	ShortSummary = The robbery and murder of armored van driver John Magosh by Timothy Ring and accomplices.	LineColor = 006600 }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 12 (43)	Title = Deadly Stranger	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2001\|4\|24}}	ProdCode = 312	ShortSummary =The 1995 search for serial killer Glen Rogers.	LineColor = 006600 }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 13 (44)	Title = Backstage Murder	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy = David Bruskin	2001\|5\|1}}	ProdCode = 313	ShortSummary =The Chippendales murder-for-hire controversy.	LineColor = 006600 }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 14 (45)	Title = Under Fire	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2001\|5\|8}}	ProdCode = 314	ShortSummary =The 1981 Brinks robbery in Nyack, New York, carried out by members of the Black Liberation Army and the Weather Underground, and the resulting manhunt for Mutulu Shakur and the others involved in the heist.	LineColor = 006600 }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 15 (46)	Title = Manhunt	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2001\|7\|17}}	ProdCode = 315	ShortSummary = The case of murderer and prison escapee Danny Ray Horning.	LineColor = 006600 }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 16 (47)	Title = Hunter's Target	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy = Michael Ray Brown	2001\|8\|14}}	ProdCode = 316	ShortSummary = The 1983 murder of David Wilkey.	LineColor = 006600 }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 17 (48)	Title = No Remorse	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy = Michael Ray Brown	2001\|8\|21}}	ProdCode = 317	ShortSummary = On a summer night in 1990, the body of a suspected drug courier is discovered burning in a Minnesota alley. Working with local police, the FBI uncovers a crime ring run by a drug lord who uses violence and intimidation to keep those around him silent.	LineColor = 006600 }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 18 (49)	Title = The C-11 Squad	DirectedBy = Jeffery Fine	WrittenBy = David O'Donnell	2001\|9\|18}}	ProdCode = 318	ShortSummary =The Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO) investigation of New York City drug kingpin Clarence Heatley during the late 1980s.	LineColor = 006600 }}

Season 4 (2001–02)

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#	Title	Director(s)	Writer(s)	Original Airdate	Production Code
EpisodeNumber = 1 (50)	Title = The Search for Lisa Rene	DirectedBy = Gary Meyers	WrittenBy = Lisa Feit, Mark Marabella	2001\|10\|2}}	ProdCode = 401	ShortSummary = The drug related kidnapping of 16-year-old Lisa Rene.	LineColor = 00008B }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 2 (51)	Title = Hidden Agenda	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2001\|10\|9}}	ProdCode = 402	ShortSummary = In the mid 90s, professional bank robbers raid cities across seven states, always leaving bombs to terrorize their victims. The stakes rise when the FBI discovers the robbers have an agenda far beyond their personal wealth.	LineColor = 00008B }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 3 (52)	Title = Small Town Terror	DirectedBy = J. Darin Wales	WrittenBy =	2001\|10\|30}}	ProdCode = 403	ShortSummary = A Labor Day weekend turns into a nightmare as a cross-country crime spree terrorizes the nation. FBI agents follow the trail of stolen vehicles and murder victims across seven states as they hunt for two suspected killers who are always one step ahead.	LineColor = 00008B }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 4 (53)	Title = A Family Torn	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy = Michael Ray Brown	2001\|10\|30}}	ProdCode = 404	ShortSummary = A parent's worst nightmare unfolds when a class field trip ends with an 11-year-old girl missing. The FBI joins the investigation in an urgent search to save her.	LineColor = 00008B }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 5 (54)	Title = Vanished	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2001\|11\|27}}	ProdCode = 405	ShortSummary =The case of Newton Alfred Winn who kidnapped Annie Hearin for a ransom payment.	LineColor = 00008B }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 6 (55)	Title = Deadly Heist	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2001\|12\|4}}	ProdCode = 406	ShortSummary = The Arizona armored van robbery and murders committed by Michael and Patrick Poland.	LineColor = 00008B }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 7 (56)	Title = Unlawful Flight	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2002\|1\|15}}	ProdCode = 407	ShortSummary = The escape of two fugitives from federal custody and their subsequent flight across several states	LineColor = 00008B }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 8 (57)	Title = Deadly Secrets	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2002\|1\|29}}	ProdCode = 408	ShortSummary =The 1992 murder of Sara Tokars, and the resulting murder-for-hire and Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO) investigations of her husband, wealthy Atlanta attorney Fred Tokars	LineColor = 00008B }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 9 (58)	Title = Death in the Delta	DirectedBy = Greg Francis	WrittenBy = Steven Zorn & Allison Erkelens	2002\|2\|12}}	ProdCode = 409	ShortSummary = The abduction, robbery, and murder of Shannon Sanderson after winning thousands at a Mississippi casino.	LineColor = 00008B }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 10 (59)	Title = Lost Boys	DirectedBy = Jeffery Fine	WrittenBy =	2002\|2\|26}}	ProdCode = 410	ShortSummary = The multi-state crime spree committed by Jamie McMahan and Christopher Kauffman.	LineColor = 00008B }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 11 (60)	Title = Deadly Threat	DirectedBy = Stuart Taylor	WrittenBy =	2002\|3\|12}}	ProdCode = 411	ShortSummary = The story of Florida drug dealer Jeff Matthews who committed the only bombing of a DEA office on American Soil.	LineColor = 00008B }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 12 (61)	Title = Evil Intent	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2002\|3\|19}}	ProdCode = 412	ShortSummary =The 1998 Kokomo, Indiana kidnapping of Anita Wooldridge by convicted sex offender Victor Steele, and her subsequent rescue by the FBI in La Crosse, Wisconsin	LineColor = 00008B }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 13 (62)	Title = The Coffee Shop Murders	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2002\|3\|26}}	ProdCode = 413	ShortSummary = The 1997 Starbucks Coffee Shop murders in Georgetown, Washington, D.C.	LineColor = 00008B }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 14 (63)	Title = Without Remorse	DirectedBy = Jeffery Fine	WrittenBy = Lisa Feit, Mark Marabella	2002\|4\|3}}	ProdCode = 414	ShortSummary = The case of FBI top ten fugitive Mike Wayne Jackson who murdered his parole officer.	LineColor = 00008B }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 15 (64)	Title = Global Pursuit	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2002\|4\|10}}	ProdCode = 415	ShortSummary =The four-year international manhunt for terrorist Mir Aimal Kasi, perpetrator of the 1993 shootings at the headquarters of the Central Intelligence Agency in Langley, Virginia	LineColor = 00008B }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 16 (65)	Title = Betrayed	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2002\|4\|17}}	ProdCode = 416	ShortSummary =In Kentucky, the 1992 abduction and murder of Scotty Baker by his own stepmother.	LineColor = 00008B }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 17 (66)	Title = When Seconds Count	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2002\|5}}	ProdCode = 417	ShortSummary = When a 12-year-old girl is abducted from her home in Lodi, California, local police and FBI agents converge on the field where her kidnapper's car is found abandoned. The investigators and the entire community join forces to find the missing child.	LineColor = 00008B }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 18 (67)	Title = Held for Ransom	DirectedBy = J. Darin Wales	WrittenBy =	2002\|5}}	ProdCode = 418	ShortSummary = A millionaire's 13-year-old daughter is kidnapped on the way to school, and her father, after contacting the local police and FBI, drives hundreds of miles through the night to deliver the ransom demanded by the kidnappers. FBI agents in pursuit engage the five desperate criminals in a dangerous firefight.	LineColor = 00008B }}

Season 5 (2002–03)

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#	Title	Director(s)	Writer(s)	Original Airdate	Production Code
EpisodeNumber = 1 (68)	Title = The Price of Greed	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2002\|10\|15}}	ProdCode = 501	ShortSummary = The 1997 Los Angeles Dunbar Armored robbery, the largest cash heist in United States history. Six masked robbers stole $18.9 million.	LineColor = 3198FF }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 2 (69)	Title = Caught In The Act	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2003\|2\|5}}	ProdCode = 502	ShortSummary = Chronicling an investigation that took authorities across Alabama to Virginia in search of cousins suspected in seven deaths, robbery and possession of multiple firearms.	LineColor = 3198FF }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 3 (70)	Title = In Pursuit	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2003\|2\|19}}	ProdCode = 503	ShortSummary =A Nebraska sheriff's deputy sees a man wanted for firearms violations and tries to arrest him. But the man begins shooting, leading to a high-speed pursuit and wounded cops. The FBI helps track the man across state lines.	LineColor = 3198FF }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 4 (71)	Title = High Stakes	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2003\|2\|25}}	ProdCode = 504	ShortSummary = The Maghfoor Mansoor case	LineColor = 3198FF }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 5 (72)	Title = Home Invaders	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2002\|12\|10}}	ProdCode = 505	ShortSummary =The manhunt for professional bank-robbers Terry Conner and Joe Dougherty, and their subsequent escape and re-capture	LineColor = 3198FF }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 6 (73)	Title = Tracks Of A Killer	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2003\|2\|4}}	ProdCode = 506	ShortSummary = The hunt for serial killer Angel Resendiz, also known as the "Railroad Killer."	LineColor = 3198FF }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 7 (74)	Title = Lawless	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2003\|3\|18}}	ProdCode = 507	ShortSummary = The 1987 murder of Boston Police Department officer Roy Joseph Sergei and the resulting joint FBI – BPD – Mexican Federal Police search for professional bank robber Ted Otsuki.	LineColor = 3198FF }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 8 (75)	Title = Cruel Revenge	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2003\|4\|15}}	ProdCode = 508	ShortSummary = The son of a successful Miami real estate developer is kidnapped. After the father received a $3 million ransom demand, the FBI became involved.	LineColor = 3198FF }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 9 (76)	Title = Held Hostage	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2003\|5\|6}}	ProdCode = 509	ShortSummary = The 1995 manhunt for kidnapper and professional bank-robber Christopher Jeburk	LineColor = 3198FF }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 10 (77)	Title = The Initiation	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2003\|6\|17}}	ProdCode = 510	ShortSummary = The 1988 murder of David Hartlaub and the subsequent arrest of the three Hells Angels motorcycle gang members responsible. This was one of the first cases of DNA being successfully used in a criminal investigation in the United States.	LineColor = 3198FF }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 11 (78)	Title = Dark Woods	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2003\|5\|27}}	ProdCode = 511	ShortSummary = The crimes of David Meirhofer (identified on the show as "David Masterson"). Agents search for a young girl who was kidnapped while on a family camping trip, and hope the culprit's repeated calls to the child's mother can lead them to an arrest	LineColor = 3198FF }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 12 (79)	Title = Domestic Terror	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2003\|7\|1}}	ProdCode = 512	ShortSummary = The Phineas Priesthood white supremacist group	LineColor = 3198FF }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 13 (80)	Title = Fatal Friendship	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2003\|9\|2}}	ProdCode = 513	ShortSummary =The 1992 kidnapping and murder of Martha Doe Roberts	LineColor = 3198FF }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 14 (81)	Title = Death Pact	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2003\|8}}	ProdCode = 514	ShortSummary = A string of Illinois bank robberies are difficult to solve as investigators believe the suspect fits the description of a police officer	LineColor = 3198FF }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 15 (82)	Title = Broken Trust	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2003\|8}}	ProdCode = 515	ShortSummary = How greed motivated the notorious Prince Brothers to kill, first for money and then to get rid of those who could have testified against them	LineColor = 3198FF }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 16 (83)	Title = Criminal Enterprise	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2003\|11\|4}}	ProdCode = 516	ShortSummary = A 1993 California bank heist is linked to a jewellery robbery and kidnap case when the police receive a tip-off two months later	LineColor = 3198FF }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 17 (84)	Title = Fateful Crossing	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2003\|11\|11}}	ProdCode = 517	ShortSummary = When an officer dies in the line of duty, the fraternity of law enforcement bands together to make sure that justice is brought to those responsible.	LineColor = 3198FF }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 18 (85)	Title = Deadly Influence	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2003\|12\|2}}	ProdCode = 518	ShortSummary = Investigations of alleged corruption and drug trafficking within the Miami Police Department during the 1980s.	LineColor = 3198FF }}

Season 6 (2003–04)

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#	Title	Director(s)	Writer(s)	Original Airdate	Production Code
EpisodeNumber = Special	Title = Flight from Justice: The Story of D.B. Cooper	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2003}}	ProdCode =	ShortSummary = The D. B. Cooper case	LineColor = 66CC20 }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 1 (86)	Title = Without Mercy	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2002\|10\|15}}	ProdCode = 601	ShortSummary = No viable witnesses are left behind following a Richmond bank robbery.	LineColor = 66CC20 }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 2 (87)	Title = Dead Run	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2002\|10\|15}}	ProdCode = 602	ShortSummary = A man is found suffocated in his home with his checkbook, credit cards and vehicle stolen.	LineColor = 66CC20 }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 3 (88)	Title = Brutal Abduction	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2002\|10\|15}}	ProdCode = 603	ShortSummary = An innocent Milwaukee teen is kidnapped and held for ransom by a Chicago gang.	LineColor = 66CC20 }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 4 (89)	Title = Radical Agenda	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2002\|10\|15}}	ProdCode = 604	ShortSummary = The 1981 murder of New Jersey State Trooper Philip Lamonaco and the resulting investigation of the United Freedom Front extremist group.	LineColor = 66CC20 }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 5 (90)	Title = The Killing Zone	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2003\|2\|5}}	ProdCode = 502	ShortSummary = An investigation into the violent activities of the “K Street Crew.”	LineColor = 66CC20 }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 6 (91)	Title = Deadly Takeover	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2003\|2\|19}}	ProdCode = 503	ShortSummary =A string of bank robberies in Seattle lead to a criminal mastermind.	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LineColor = 66CC20 }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 11 (96)	Title = No Place To Hide	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2004\|6}}	ProdCode = 611	ShortSummary = A killer preys on senior citizens terrorized Southern Louisiana.	LineColor = 66CC20 }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 12 (97)	Title = A Bitter End	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2004\|8}}	ProdCode = 612	ShortSummary = The 1998 Bank of America robbery, the largest bank robbery in Las Vegas history.	LineColor = 66CC20 }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 13 (98)	Title = Dangerous Gamble	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2004\|8}}	ProdCode = 613	ShortSummary = The series of casino and armored car robberies in Las Vegas by Cuban immigrant Jose Vigoa and accomplices	LineColor = 66CC20 }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 14 (99)	Title = Dangerous Takedown	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2004\|9}}	ProdCode = 614	ShortSummary = The FBI get involved following the attempted murder of a Camden, New Jersey police officer.	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Season 7 (2004–06)

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#	Title	Director(s)	Writer(s)	Original Airdate	Production Code
EpisodeNumber = 1 (107)	Title = Voice of Terror	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2004\|12\|8}}	ProdCode = 701	ShortSummary = The Omega 7 terrorist group	LineColor = BCC9D2 }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 2 (108)	Title = Dangerous Cause	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2005\|4\|9}}	ProdCode = 702	ShortSummary = The FALN Puerto Rican separatist group	LineColor = BCC9D2 }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 3 (109)	Title = The Great Philly Mob War	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2005\|7\|19}}	ProdCode = 703	ShortSummary =Early 1990s Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO) investigations of high-ranking individuals within the Philadelphia Outfit, including John Stanfa and Joseph Merlino ("The Second Philly Mob War")	LineColor = BCC9D2 }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 4 (110)	Title = The Shootist	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2005\|7\|26}}	ProdCode = 704	ShortSummary =The 8-year search for serial bank robber Johnny Madison Williams Jr. (aka "The Shootist")	LineColor = BCC9D2 }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 5 (111)	Title = Rebellion in Paradise	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2005\|9}}	ProdCode = 705	ShortSummary = The Los Macheteros terrorist organization	LineColor = BCC9D2 }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 6 (112)	Title = Terror For Sale	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2005\|8}}	ProdCode = 706	ShortSummary = Jeff Fort and the Chicago El Rukn street gang's failed attempts to conspire with Libya to perform acts of domestic terrorism for money during the mid-1980s.	LineColor = BCC9D2 }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 7 (113)	Title = Death of a Diplomat	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2005\|9}}	ProdCode = 707	ShortSummary = The 1976 assassination of Orlando Letelier, the former Chilean Ambassador to the United States, by Chilean DINA agents.	LineColor = BCC9D2 }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 8 (114)	Title = Deadly Payout	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2005\|8}}	ProdCode = 708	ShortSummary = The 1980 Harvey's Resort Hotel bombing. The bomb, planted by John Birges as part of an extortion attempt, was considered at the time to be the biggest explosive device in United States history.	LineColor = BCC9D2 }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 9 (115)	Title = Operation Seaload	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2005\|7}}	ProdCode = 709	ShortSummary = The 1991 Organized Crime Drug Enforcement Task Force sting operation targeted at arresting and indicting members of the Medellín Cartel active in New York City.	LineColor = BCC9D2 }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 10 (116)	Title = Crackdown	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2005\|9}}	ProdCode = 510	ShortSummary =The 1988 murder of NYPD Officer Edward Byrne, and the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act (RICO) investigation of drug kingpins Howard "Pappy" Mason and Lorenzo "Fat Cat" Nichols.	LineColor = BCC9D2 }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 11 (117)	Title = Brothers Betrayed	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2005\|9}}	ProdCode = 511	ShortSummary = The murder of a government witness in Puerto Rico leads to the takedown of a group of corrupt police officers.	LineColor = BCC9D2 }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 12 (118)	Title = Stolen Identity	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2005\|10\|1}}	ProdCode = 512	ShortSummary = The multistate investigation of a violent identity theft ring.	LineColor = BCC9D2 }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 13 (119)	Title = Robin the Hood	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2006\|2\|17}}	ProdCode = 513	ShortSummary = The hunt for bank robber Byron Chubbuck.	LineColor = BCC9D2 }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 14 (120)	Title = Independence Day Breakout	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2006\|2\|24}}	ProdCode = 514	ShortSummary =The July 4, 1987 New Mexico State Penitentiary breakout }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 15 (121)	Title = The Ivy League Murders	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2006\|3\|3}}	ProdCode = 515	ShortSummary = The 2001 Dartmouth murders	LineColor = BCC9D2 }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 16 (122)	Title = Sniper at Home	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2006\|3\|10}}	ProdCode = 516	ShortSummary =The FBI investigates when a series of bizarre shootings terrorizes the Atlanta suburb of East Point in 2001	LineColor = BCC9D2 }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 17 (123)	Title = Bad Company	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2006\|3\|17}}	ProdCode = 517	ShortSummary = The FBI's tracking of armored car robbers in the Boston metropolitan area during the 1980s.	LineColor = BCC9D2 }}{{Episode list	EpisodeNumber = 18 (124)	Title = Final Takedown	DirectedBy =	WrittenBy =	2006\|3\|24}}	ProdCode = 518	ShortSummary = The arrest of Caribbean drug lord and gang leader James S. Springette.	LineColor = BCC9D2 }}

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