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Forensic Files

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36 feature instances
30 referencing feature instances

Forensic Files	type	TVTItem
Forensic Files	label	Forensic Files
Forensic Files	page	ForensicFiles
Forensic Files	comment	Forensic Files (also known as Medical Detectives, Mystery Detectives, Murder Detectives, and Cause of Death) is a crime documentary series that aired from 1996 to 2011 as a Dramatic Half-Hour.It was narrated for almost its entire run (channel hopping from TLC to Court TV/truTV to HLN, and even airing on NBC as a summer Midseason Replacement in 2002) by Peter Thomas. As the title implies, the show focuses on forensic investigations, mostly on murders.On October 1, 2019, a revival of the show titled Forensic Files II was announced, which premiered on February 23, 2020.
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Forensic Files / int_12e0bb9	type	Urban Legends
Forensic Files / int_12e0bb9	comment	Urban Legends: Meta-example. There is a persistent rumor that the series was revived in 2016 for a 15th season and began airing new episodes. In actuality, the series did in fact end in 2011. HLN contributed to the confusion by advertising "all-new" episodes, when in fact they were just episodes that hadn't aired on the channel. HLN would then, with full intents and purposes, prove the rumor true and indeed revive the series in 2020.
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Forensic Files / int_17501df2	type	Cool Old Guy
Forensic Files / int_17501df2	comment	Cool Old Guy: Narrator Peter Thomas, a man who had been doing voiceover work for 61 years at the time and sounded every second of it.
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Forensic Files / int_19ebe383	type	Never Trust a Trailer
Forensic Files / int_19ebe383	comment	Never Trust a Trailer: The opening trailer for "Runaway Love" notes that the victim's ex-husband and daughter were missing, implying that the ex may have murdered her and kidnapped their daughter. In the actual show, it's quickly revealed that the reason they couldn't find the ex-husband was because he'd been away on a business trip and was surprised to find police at his home. In "Breaking News," about the murder of a young TV news producer, Peter Thomas ominously intones "But something was missing: her young son" just before the episode goes into commercial. After the break, he reveals that the boy was spending the summer with his father.
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Forensic Files / int_21c05222	type	Long-Runners
Forensic Files / int_21c05222	comment	Long-Runners: The series aired 404 episodes from 1996-2011. A revival series premiered in 2020.
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Forensic Files / int_23a06c52	type	TheUnReveal
Forensic Files / int_23a06c52	comment	The Un-Reveal: For obvious reasons, some episodes do not reveal the name of a certain element or method that was crucial in committing the murder. For example: In "Bitter Poison" where the suspect tampered with some Coca-Cola bottles, which were used to poison his neighbors. In "Death Play" where a young woman killed her father by poisoning him with a substance found in her high school chemistry class. In "Cats, Flies and Snapshots" where a man killed his estranged wife after purchasing a book on how to commit a murder and get away with it. "Wired for Disaster" doesn't disclose the specific combination of explosives used in the bomb, except to say it was strong enough to indicate a motive in and of itself.
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Forensic Files / int_259d5879	type	Anachronism Stew
Forensic Files / int_259d5879	comment	Anachronism Stew: The case of the episode "Memories" took place in 1979-1980 (although was not solved for nearly twenty years) and when the victim had her previously lost memory jogged by some pictures in a baby magazine. The pictures she was looking at, on closer inspection, were of actress Kelly Preston and her daughter Ella Blue, who was born in 2000. The case documented in "Photo Finish" took place in 1995, yet the vehicle that Linda Sobek is shown modeling with is a Lexus RX, which was still in the design stage at the time and wasn't sold in the U.S. until 1998.
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Forensic Files / int_3318a1cb	type	Distant Finale
Forensic Files / int_3318a1cb	comment	Distant Finale: The reruns on HLN include updates for the older episodes when applicable.
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Forensic Files / int_3d480b53	type	Trauma Swing
Forensic Files / int_3d480b53	comment	Trauma Swing: In episodes where a survivor was available for interview, the B-roll tends to include a shot or two of them using a swingset, no matter how old they are.
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Forensic Files / int_3eb0f889	type	Pun-Based Title
Forensic Files / int_3eb0f889	comment	Pun-Based Title: Most of the episode titles have some sort of double meaning or play on words. Some of the more groan-inducing ones include: "Sim-ilar Circumstances", "Pure Bread Murder", and "Sworded Scheme".
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Forensic Files / int_41be2c1b	type	Spoiler Title
Forensic Files / int_41be2c1b	comment	Spoiler Title: One episode has Jenna Verhaalen's murder linked to three possible suspects: her boyfriend, a fellow neighbor, and a maintenance man working in her apartment. However, the episode's title is "Low Maintenance", practically giving away which of the three suspects was actually involved in the murder. One episode focuses on a man who died from poisoning, and suspicion fell on one of his coworkers because that same type of poison was found in his workplace. However, the episode in question is entitled "Til Death Do We Part", which kind of gives away that the real murderer was the man's wife. One episode mentions the disappearance of a wife and infant son. The episode seems to toy with the possibility that her husband was the culprit, but given that the episode's title is "A Woman Scorned", the viewer is likely waiting for the narrator to start talking about the husband's ex-girlfriend.
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Forensic Files / int_4c70b4a9	type	Bleep-dammit!
Forensic Files / int_4c70b4a9	comment	Bleep-dammit!: In "Grave Danger", when Clay Daniels' mother-in-law calls him an asshole, the "hole" part is bleeped out while "ass" is left uncensored.
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Forensic Files / int_4f4372e9	type	Early-Installment Weirdness
Forensic Files / int_4f4372e9	comment	Early-Installment Weirdness: Some of the early episodes included topics like "Legionnaires' Disease" and "Fatal Fungus". Medical mysteries that didn't involve intentional poisoning would become a rare occurrence. In addition, the dramatization footage was shot in black-and-white. The early episodes contain uncensored crime scene and autopsy photos. Later episodes would censor these photos.
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Forensic Files / int_54c6b2b6	type	Revisiting the Cold Case
Forensic Files / int_54c6b2b6	comment	Revisiting the Cold Case: Several episodes are re-enactments of crimes that went cold decades ago.
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Forensic Files / int_5a40d6a	type	Adaptation Distillation
Forensic Files / int_5a40d6a	comment	Adaptation Distillation: You're only getting the important details the show was given at the time of its airing. Additional details about the victims, cases, and the killers often require an internet search.
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Forensic Files / int_62f9d08e	type	Freeze-Frame Bonus
Forensic Files / int_62f9d08e	comment	The case of the episode "Memories" took place in 1979-1980 (although was not solved for nearly twenty years) and when the victim had her previously lost memory jogged by some pictures in a baby magazine. The pictures she was looking at, on closer inspection, were of actress Kelly Preston and her daughter Ella Blue, who was born in 2000.
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Forensic Files / int_6595b784	type	Animal Reaction Shot
Forensic Files / int_6595b784	comment	Animal Reaction Shot: Invoked in "Disrobed" with a shot of a horse raising its head being paired with the sound of a gunshot.
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Forensic Files / int_670db7d7	type	Formula-Breaking Episode
Forensic Files / int_670db7d7	comment	Formula-Breaking Episode: Most of the episodes focus on murder cases or other crimes, such as arson. However, once in a while, there is an episode that focuses on neither, such as: "Breaking the Mold" is about a family suffering from a mysterious illness. "Deadly Curve" focuses on a car accident that killed three Secret Service agents in a motorcade escorting the Queen of England during a visit. "Visibility Zero: Amtrak Sunset Limited Train Crash" focuses on a 1993 train crash in Alabama. "Flashover: The 1987 Kings Cross Underground" focuses on a fire that killed several people at King's Cross. "Core Evidence" focuses on a batch of Odwalla apple juice that was contaminated with E. coli. "Hack Attack" focuses on the disastrous 1996 computer crash at Omega Industries and the efforts by investigators to discover the cause. "Legionnaire's Disease" is about an outbreak of the titular disease. "Killer Fog" focuses on finding who's responsible for the heavy fog that caused a 99-car pileup on I-75 in Tennessee. "Foreign Body" is about the identification and tracking of Mad Cow Disease.
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Forensic Files / int_7621a56b	type	Poison Is Evil
Forensic Files / int_7621a56b	comment	In "Bitter Poison" where the suspect tampered with some Coca-Cola bottles, which were used to poison his neighbors.
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Forensic Files / int_7d53bc0b	type	Hollywood Silencer
Forensic Files / int_7d53bc0b	comment	Hollywood Silencer: In "If I Were You", when the killer shoots his victim with a silenced pistol, the classic "fwip" sound is used.
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Forensic Files / int_8409a385	type	Exactly What It Says on the Tin
Forensic Files / int_8409a385	comment	"Legionnaire's Disease" is about an outbreak of the titular disease.
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Forensic Files / int_85cc0863	type	Insurance-Motivated Murder
Forensic Files / int_85cc0863	comment	Insurance-Motivated Murder: A lot of the murder cases covered on the show usually had this as the motive for why the crime was committed.
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Forensic Files / int_863fa679	type	What Happened to the Mouse?
Forensic Files / int_863fa679	comment	What Happened to the Mouse?: "Waste Mis-Management" never clarifies who the body mistaken for Glenda Fuch was, or even how she died. In "Insulated Evidence", it's never stated who the anonymous tipster was that alerted cops to murderer Joe Luna. In "With Every Breath," it's never mentioned whether Merrill Bahe and Florena Woody's infant son survived the hantavirus that killed his parents.
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Forensic Files / int_8797239c	type	Bait-and-Switch
Forensic Files / int_8797239c	comment	Bait-and-Switch: The opening of "Postal Mortem" introduces a woman saying goodbye to her colleague and entering her office, suggesting that sheâ€™s the episodeâ€™s victim, only for the woman to rush out of her office after the building shakes from what the narrator reveals to be an explosion... at which point the camera pans to a Dead-Hand Shot of her colleague.
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Forensic Files / int_92dfffae	type	Retraux
Forensic Files / int_92dfffae	comment	Retraux: In "Revenge", some of the dramatization footage was shot in black-and-white (much like the earlier episodes) and was made to resemble the pre-Season 7 episodes. Inverted with the HLN and CNN reruns of the earlier episodes, which have been edited to resemble the newer episodes.
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Forensic Files / int_9d12bbc1	type	Foreshadowing
Forensic Files / int_9d12bbc1	comment	Foreshadowing: An establishing shot in "The Alibi" emphasizes the straight-lacedness of the area with a "Jesus is the Way" sign on a tree. In the upper right corner of the frame is a pair of street signs reading Pee Dee and Register, the name of the murderer.
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Forensic Files / int_a4905771	type	Double-Meaning Title
Forensic Files / int_a4905771	comment	Double-Meaning Title: The Forensic Files II episode "Church Lady" refers to both the victim (who worked there) and the killer (a parishioner).
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Forensic Files / int_b21ddb6b	type	Content Warnings
Forensic Files / int_b21ddb6b	comment	Content Warnings: invoked When the series still aired on Court TV, several of the more gruesome/horrifying episodes ("Root of All Evil", "Where the Blood Drops", "Pure Evil", "Treads and Threads", etc.) had a warning before it aired. These have been removed from almost all of the HLN airings.
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Forensic Files / int_b5914444	type	Noodle Implements
Forensic Files / int_b5914444	comment	Noodle Implements: The teaser for later episodes almost always ended with Peter Thomas listing what sounded like random, bizarre items that forensic scientists would end up using to crack the case (something like how a shred of paper, half a shoelace, and a dead beetle led police to the killer).
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Forensic Files / int_c3c18143	type	Hope Spot
Forensic Files / int_c3c18143	comment	Hope Spot: One episode goes to a commercial break asking if the missing person was still alive. This question is answered immediately after the show returns; the victim's remains were found in a ravine.
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Forensic Files / int_dbca2c99	type	Red Herring
Forensic Files / int_dbca2c99	comment	Red Herring: Quite a few initial suspects have turned out to be innocent, despite admittedly odd or suspicious behavior. "Home Evasion": A woman is shot by an unknown assailant upon returning home from work and all the signs pointed to the husband. Their marriage was on the brink of collapse, both parties were cheating on each other, he was the beneficiary of her life insurance policy, he would get full custody of their son whom he was close with, and he was the first to find her after she was shot. It turns out she was a victim of one of the most bizarrely random crimes in the show's history: a guy who lived miles away from them was about to be sent to prison for raping his three-month-old daughter, and decided to murder someone at random to avoid being abused by the other prisoners. Despite searching high and low for a connection between the two, investigators found nothing with the narrator mentioning her husband would've been the victim had he arrived home first. The husband himself even admitted he understood why he was the prime suspect. "Knots" from Forensic Files II: A young woman is killed in her apartment and most of the episode is spent focusing on her ex-convict friend whom she rejected just prior to the murder. Decades later, the DNA is put into CODIS and it turns up a match, the apartment manager who was briefly mentioned offhand.
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Forensic Files / int_dd4d4d19	type	Taught by Television
Forensic Files / int_dd4d4d19	comment	Taught by Television: Some episodes, such as "All Butt Certain" and "Grave Danger", are about situations where either a victim, witness, suspect, family member, friend, acquaintance, or even a member of law enforcement used some technique that learned from watching a TV series or movie to either solve the case or commit a crime.
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Forensic Files / int_eb6ea560	type	Convenient Photograph
Forensic Files / int_eb6ea560	comment	Convenient Photograph: One episode had detectives realizing that a young woman's fall from a cliff was in fact murder when they reviewed the pictures taken of the outing with her supposed friends and noticed (a) How lethargic she appeared in the pictures from later in the day, and (b) The body language of one of the friends in one of the final pictures taken before she supposedly fell. Analysis revealed that rather than them simply walking along the cliffside, he was actually preparing to shove her over—as well as looking around to make sure no one was watching—and that her dazed appearance was because she'd been drugged so that she wouldn't put up a fight.
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Forensic Files / int_eb7c34cf	type	Crossover
Forensic Files / int_eb7c34cf	comment	Crossover: "The List Murders" shows how America's Most Wanted was able to accurately provide an aged-up bust of John List after nearly two decades that was able to lead to his identification and arrest. John Walsh even appears as one of the people being interviewed. Multiple episodes ("Stick 'em Up" about the murder of Dan Short, "Horse Play" about the murder of Shannon Mohr, "Stranger in the Night" about the murder of Dorothy Donovan, "Water Logged" about the murders of Joan Rogers and her daughters Michelle and Christie) serve as sequels to episodes of Unsolved Mysteries, telling the rest of the story as and after the mystery was solved.
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Forensic Files / int_f511ea9b	type	Product Placement
Forensic Files / int_f511ea9b	comment	Product Placement: Played with: the show doesn't censor name-brands when they appear in crime scene pictures, but doesn't draw attention to them either.
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Forensic Files / int_fd94c4ac	type	Theme Naming
Forensic Files / int_fd94c4ac	comment	Theme Naming: Most of the episode titles relate to a clue that leads to the arrest of a suspect.
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The following is a list of statements referring to the current page from other pages.

Forensic Files	hasFeature	Acquired Poison Immunity / int_9f5af515
Forensic Files	hasFeature	Clock Discrepancy / int_9f5af515
Forensic Files	hasFeature	Conviction by Counterfactual Clue / int_9f5af515
Forensic Files	hasFeature	Cutting the Electronic Leash / int_9f5af515
Forensic Files	hasFeature	Destroy the Evidence / int_9f5af515
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Forensic Files	hasFeature	Forced Miscarriage / int_9f5af515
ForensicFiles	seeAlso	Forensic Files
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Forensic Files	hasFeature	Never a Runaway / int_9f5af515
Forensic Files	hasFeature	Not The Illness That Killed Them / int_9f5af515
Forensic Files	hasFeature	Perfect Poison / int_9f5af515
Forensic Files	hasFeature	Phoney Call / int_9f5af515
Forensic Files	hasFeature	Secret Sex Worker / int_9f5af515
Forensic Files	hasFeature	Serial Killings, Specific Target / int_9f5af515
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Forensic Files	hasFeature	Til Murder Do Us Part / int_9f5af515
Forensic Files	hasFeature	True Crime / int_9f5af515
Forensic Files	hasFeature	Unit Confusion / int_9f5af515
Forensic Files	hasFeature	You Can Run, but You Can't Hide / int_9f5af515

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