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Summary 48 Hours began January 19, 1988 with Dan Rather anchoring/hosting until 2002. Leslie Stahl, took over for Rather in the Fall of 2002 and continues with the program to present day. This news magazine program began as a half hour show, evolving into the one hour investigative report that it remains today. The name has changed from “48 H...

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S14 • Episode 39

Murder in Spokane

Air Date: Aug 24, 2001

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Summary 48 Hours began January 19, 1988 with Dan Rather anchoring/hosting until 2002. Leslie Stahl, took over for Rather in the Fall of 2002 and continues with the program to present day. This news magazine program began as a half hour show, evolving into the one hour investigative report that it remains today. The name has changed from “48 H...

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Episode 1 • Sep 28, 2001

America may be moving toward becoming a service economy. But just how good is service customers get these days.

Episode 2 • Oct 5, 2001

They are drawn to California's Silicon Valley, New York's Silicon Alley, and places all over country.

Episode 3 • Oct 12, 2001

Why did Vicki Robinson, a single mother and real estate agent with no enemies, disappear.

Episode 4 • Oct 19, 2001

Special Security

Lori Berenson was just 26 years old when she was sentenced to life for helping to plan a terrorist attack on Peru's congress.

Episode 5 • Oct 25, 2001

Dr Mary Howell is probably last person you'd expect to be unraveling a 17-year-old murder case.

Episode 6 • Nov 2, 2001

On December 2, 1999, a vacant warehouse caught fire in Worcester, Mass. As many as 40 firefighters tried to put out blaze.

Episode 7 • Nov 9, 2001

Have you noticed? Everyone seems angry these days; people are acting out. Newspapers are filled with stories of road rage, air rage.

Episode 8 • Nov 16, 2001

Murder In Las Vegas

The drug Ecstasy is profiled.

Episode 9 • Dec 3, 2001

A Family Torn Apart

Retired Colonel George Marecek is most decorated Green Berets in Army's history. And he's still tough as nails.

Episode 10 • Dec 7, 2001

Forgiveness doesn't always come easily, even during a season of good will. In some cases.

Episode 11 • Dec 12, 2001

Addicted: Oxycontin

They are women of distinction, from all walks of life, making a difference, doing so on their own terms, each with her own unique perspective.

Episode 12 • Dec 21, 2001

Imagine you're living inside a bathroom for more than two years. And that confinement is self-imposed.

Episode 13 • Dec 28, 2001

Your Wildest Dreams

What's worse than learning of death of a loved one? Believing you know who killer is, but not being able to prove it.

Episode 14 • Jan 4, 2002

Web Of Seduction

The Internet has become a haven for some of oldest scams in book. Among criminal offenses in cyberspace, 48 Hours reports, are adoption fraud, pyramid schemes and Internet pen pals.

Episode 15 • Jan 11, 2002

In early morning hours of December 31, 1999, 10-year-old Krystal Surles and her friend Kaylene Harris, 13, were brutally attacked by a knife-wielding intruder.

Episode 16 • Jan 18, 2002

A Lot To Lose - Atkins Controversy

On Dec. 30, 1999, a drifter named Tommy Lynn Sells broke into a home in Del Rio, Texas, and brutally killed 13-year-old Kaylene Harris.

Episode 17 • Feb 12, 2001

A Mother Accused

Paulette and Kelly Welch were living an idyllic life in Idaho Falls, Idaho. They had adopted two children.

Episode 18 • Feb 11, 2002

Over an 18-month period from 1962 to 1964, city of Boston was terrorized by a serial killer, infamous "Boston Strangler.

Episode 19 • Feb 22, 2001

What makes someone fit to be a parent? 48 Hours, in conjunction with Reader's Digest, investigates a complex, emotional custody case pits a California couple against a biological father.

Episode 20 • Mar 8, 2002

The Mystery Of Slide Mountain

In nice neighborhoods all over country families are hiding lives of violence. According to US Justice Department, 1.

Episode 21 • Mar 27, 2002

Reasonable Doubt

Despite leading industrialized world in obesity, America is obsessed with being thin.

Episode 22 • Apr 3, 2002

To Hell And Back

Long before Mark Burnett ever dreamed of trapping 16 Survivors on a deserted island.

Episode 23 • Apr 10, 2002

Tracking A Killer I

Jerry Jones spent a decade behind bars proclaiming his innocence after being convicted of killing his wife.

Episode 24 • Apr 12, 2002

Spencer's Journey

In April, hundreds of thousands of high school seniors will have to decide which college and university to attend.

Episode 25 • Apr 17, 2002

48 Hours reports on strange world of sleep. According to National Sleep Foundation, 7 of 10 adults say they have frequent sleep problems.

Episode 26 • Apr 19, 2002

Being a celebrity isn't always easy. For some, stress can be overwhelming. 48 Hours reports on five famous people who have faced crisis and persevered.

Episode 27 • Apr 29, 2002

Trouble Next Door Ii

48 Hours profiles ordinary people who have faced extraordinary tests of survival. Among people you'll meet: Four people who survived a jumbo jet crash in Taiwan in 2000.

Episode 28 • May 1, 2002

Tortola, in British Virgin Islands, is simply paradise - a place where wealthy can sail and sun on private beaches and yachts.

Episode 29 • May 3, 2002

In 1988 in Washington state, Stella Nickell was convicted of killing her husband Bruce, and Sue Snow.

Episode 30 • May 8, 2002

Millionaire Boys Club

48 Hours marks moment in history when Timothy McVeigh received his sentence, focusing on outlook for future and on survivors' struggle to rebuild their lives.

Episode 31 • May 10, 2002

Over past century, many medical problems have been solved or tamed: polio and influenza.

Episode 32 • May 20, 2002

Tim and Stephanie Farrell are two sad statistics of this story. They talked to 48 Hours about their decision and its aftermath.

Episode 33 • May 31, 2002

Truth And Consequences

This is a story of passion, greed, violence and death - a story so compelling that it attracted attention of America's most insightful true-crime writers.

Episode 34 • Jul 27, 2001

The End of the Dream

On Thanksgiving eve, 1996, in Seattle, Wash., just after 5:30 p.m., biggest bank robbery in American history got under way. The robbers fled with more than $1.08 million.

Episode 35 • Jun 17, 2002

Scott Scurlock's family was never quite sure what he did for a living. "Scotty was someone my sister and I used to laughingly call master of disinformation.

Episode 36 • Jun 21, 2002

James White, confessed killer of Jack Wilson, was key prosecution witness in murder trials of Betty Wilson and Peggy Lowe.

Episode 37 • Aug 10, 2001

Precious Angels

Texas mother Darlie Routier is on Death Row for the brutal stabbing murder of her 2 young sons. But she swears she didn't do it.

Episode 38 • Jul 10, 2002

There is no mystery about who killed Brenda Shaefer. Everyone in Louisville, Ky. knows Mel Ignatow did it.

Episode 39 • Aug 24, 2001

Murder in Spokane

Serial killers don't always look like creepy drifters. These monsters can appear to be polite, likable people.

Episode 40 • Jul 15, 2002

Murder Without Justice

Imagine a TV crew from CBS News calls you up out of blue and tells you they want to put your story on television.

Episode 41 • Aug 2, 2002

They can invade your home, making you sick and forcing you out. They can stalk you on vacation, turning a dream trip into a nightmare.

Episode 42 • Aug 5, 2002

A Question Of Guilt: The Bakley Murder

If anyone in America is prepared for devastation at World Trade Center, it's 49-year-old Tim Gallagher, former firefighter and now a leader of Texas Urban Search-and-Rescue team.

Episode 43 • Aug 7, 2002

A Family Accused - Revisited

Episode 44 • Aug 23, 2002

Middletown, U.S.A.

38 Seasons

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Peter Van Sant

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Erin Moriarty

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Maureen Maher

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Richard Schlesinger

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Dan Rather

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Tracy Smith

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Troy Roberts

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Susan Spencer

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Harold Dow

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Bernard Goldberg

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Bill Lagattuta

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Jim Axelrod

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Victoria Corderi

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Peter Van Zant

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CeCe Moore

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Lesley Stahl

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Michelle Miller

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Kelly Siegler

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David Dow

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Bob McNamara

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