| Thursday, November 26 10:00am
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Detectives Dillian and Jewell join forensic anthropologist Laura Fulginiti to determine the identity of a female skeleton found in the desert. And the shooting of a teenager at a high-school party puts Detectives Rodriguez and Kulesa on the trail of a shooter wearing a ski mask.
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| Wednesday, December 2 8:30am
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Working for a bondswoman friend, Mary Ellen, Dog and his team hunt Chris, a fugitive wanted on drug charges. Dog turns over every rock, but to no avail. In the end Mary Ellen decides to revoke the bonds she holds on Chris's mother and stepfather because they've violated the conditions of their own bonds and have been threatening her. Dog takes the two to jail after an intense bust.
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| Wednesday, December 2 2:30pm
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Working for a bondswoman friend, Mary Ellen, Dog and his team hunt Chris, a fugitive wanted on drug charges. Dog turns over every rock, but to no avail. In the end Mary Ellen decides to revoke the bonds she holds on Chris's mother and stepfather because they've violated the conditions of their own bonds and have been threatening her. Dog takes the two to jail after an intense bust.
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| Thursday, November 26 8:00am
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Be sure to catch our NEW series of updates on some of our most powerful FIRST 48 cases! Featuring EXCLUSIVE interviews with detectives, as well as prosecutors, defense attorneys, and families of victims. We will take viewers through the dramatic and emotional inside story - from the investigation to the murder trial, the verdict and beyond.
In Dallas, Detective Rick Duggan arrested two suspects for the murder of Leonel Valle. Now the justice system needed to determine which of them was most responsible – the girlfriend, Marsela Cortez, whose fingerprints were found on his empty safe, or her jealous ex-boyfriend, Gerardo Hernandez?
After surviving a terrible car accident in which he suffered severe burns, Phoenix Detective Jason Schechterle worked only one homicide case as lead detective – the shooting death of young family man Eduardo Beltran. Schechterle was determined not only to solve the case, but also to get justice for the victim’s family by seeing that the two men who killed him were convicted.
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| Monday, November 30 1:00pm
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Born into a mixed-race family in a predominantly white town, Asa struggled with low self-esteem and body image growing up. Classmates teased him because of his size, ethnicity, and effeminate manner. Desperate to loss weight, Asa became bulimic. He came out as a gay man at 19 and started using hard drugs and drinking heavily. For the past 10 years, Asa has been working towards his college degree. Being a medical science student, he understands how his eating disorder and alcoholism are affecting him, but he's been unable to stop. His family now realizes that an intervention is their last chance to help Asa.
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| Monday, November 30 7:00pm
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Born into a mixed-race family in a predominantly white town, Asa struggled with low self-esteem and body image growing up. Classmates teased him because of his size, ethnicity, and effeminate manner. Desperate to loss weight, Asa became bulimic. He came out as a gay man at 19 and started using hard drugs and drinking heavily. For the past 10 years, Asa has been working towards his college degree. Being a medical science student, he understands how his eating disorder and alcoholism are affecting him, but he's been unable to stop. His family now realizes that an intervention is their last chance to help Asa.
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| Tuesday, November 24 11:00pm
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Linda's compulsive shopping not only depleted her family's finances but filled every room in their home with piles of bags and boxes. Her husband left her three years ago when he could no longer cope with her hoarding. They are now in the final stages of divorce and Linda must clean out and sell the family home as part of the settlement. Tensions run high as she struggles to let go of her things. Steven is at risk of eviction from his government subsidized housing. His apartment is filled with garbage, human feces, bottles and cans. It's so unpleasant that even he spends his days elsewhere. Steven must clean up or be evicted from his home and end up back on the streets.
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| Wednesday, November 25 3:00am
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Linda's compulsive shopping not only depleted her family's finances but filled every room in their home with piles of bags and boxes. Her husband left her three years ago when he could no longer cope with her hoarding. They are now in the final stages of divorce and Linda must clean out and sell the family home as part of the settlement. Tensions run high as she struggles to let go of her things. Steven is at risk of eviction from his government subsidized housing. His apartment is filled with garbage, human feces, bottles and cans. It's so unpleasant that even he spends his days elsewhere. Steven must clean up or be evicted from his home and end up back on the streets.
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| Saturday, November 28 10:00am
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A large five bedroom home, located in a popular suburb of Seattle... but for some reason this perfect family sized house isn't attracting any buyers. Linda and Jose have been living here for nearly 30 years and with all the kids moved out it's time to downsize to a more manageable home. But raising a family has taken its toll on their house. It's showing a lot of wear and tear, and their pet bird and large assortment of collectables doesn't help either. Design consulatant Roger Hazard's plan is to update the house and get Linda to pack up the collectables. She recruits her daughters to help--but will they want to make changes to the house they grew up in? Also how will Roger address the living room which has no usable furniture? New paint and clever accessories are part of the plan...but will Roger keep the blow up bed? Tanya Memme hosts.
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| Saturday, November 28 10:30am
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This little house across the bay from San Francisco has been in the Urdahl family more than 50 years. There are memories everywhere, but it's finally time for Claire to move out. However, the house hasn't received a single offer. So, what's the problem? Walking into this house is like stepping out of a time machine and into the 70's. The carpet reeks, dark wood paneling lines the walls, and the bar has definitely seen better days. There are also personal family murals and growth charts all over the walls. Potential buys just can't seem to get past the extremely outdated décor. As always, the man with a plan, Roger Hazard knows exactly how to bring this retro home into the 21st century. Painting over the wood paneling isn't a problem, but will the sisters be able to paint over their mother's 30 year old murals and their children's growth charts? Tanya Memme hosts.
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