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MAY 2014 HIGHLIGHTS ** Denotes programs with artwork available on Investigation Discovery’s Press Website All Times ET // All airdates are subject to change INVESTIGATION DISCOVERY PRESS CONTACTS: Donna Nasserghodsi Charlotte Bigford [email protected] [email protected] 240-662-3124 240-662-3125 SPECIALS MISSING IN MAUI: A DISAPPEARED SPECIAL One-Hour Special Premieres Monday, May 26 at 10/9c On February 9th, Charli Scott vanishes without a trace. Charli’s family and the community band together in search of the 27-year-old pregnant woman. Last seen in her car on a treacherous road, her family fears Charli’s been in an accident, but as pieces of evidence surface, the mystery heightens. Location: Maui, Hawaii PREMIERES SINISTER MINISTERS: COLLARED TV-14 (DLSV) All-New Mini Series Premieres Tuesday, May 27 at 10/9c They were meant to save our souls, but even men of God fall in to temptation. SINISTER MINISTERS: COLLARED is a three-part series, investigating unholy men who commit cardinal sins and bring eternal damnation. Sacrament of Evil Premieres Tuesday, May 27 at 10/9c Newly ordained priest, Father Ryan Erickson, is suspected of sexually abusing teenage boys and he stops at nothing to cover his tracks. Then, an illicit passionate affair between two pastors meets a bloody end. MOST INFAMOUS TV-14 (DSV) All-New Series Premieres Wednesday, May 7 at 10/9c The unfortunate truth of modern policing is that despite all the DNA tests, criminal profiles and surveillance technology, it’s still extremely difficult to catch a killer. Random killers, who murder as a passion, can elude even the most highly trained and well-equipped of police forces and remain on the lam despite being at the center of a media frenzy. MOST INFAMOUS features some of history’s most appalling criminals, revealing the truth behind their crimes and capture. Murder & Co Premieres Wednesday, May 7 at 10/9c When bodies of young men begin to turn up on southern California’s freeways, police are puzzled. But a tip off leads to the arrest of 33-year-old sex offender William Bonin. Bonin’s sadistic actions earn him the title “The Freeway Killer.” My Mother’s Basement Premieres Wednesday, May 14 at 10/9c When police pull over a truck with a dodgy license plate, they are shocked to find a rotting corpse of a young woman. What the driver, Joel Rifkin, reveals in custody stuns his interrogators. Location: Long Island, New York Red Light Regular Premieres Wednesday, May 21 at 10/9c The bodies of two young women are found in the countryside and three more follow just days later. A man is in custody, but to put the “Suffolk Strangler” behind bars, a full force of forensic science will be needed. Location: Ipswich, England The Scorecard Killer Premieres Wednesday, May 28 at 10/9c When cops pull over a car weaving across a California highway, they find more than they bargained for. A dead body in the passenger seat and a list of victims in the trunk is enough to send the “Scorecard Killer,” Randy Kraft, to death row. DEAD OF NIGHT TV-14 (V) Season 2 Premieres Wednesday, May 7 at 9/8c DEAD OF NIGHT gives viewers a window into this frightening nighttime world. There’s something about the darkness in dead of night that awakens our primal fears. The truth is, life can be very dangerous after the sun goes down. Murder in Paradise Premieres Wednesday, May 7 at 9/8c When 24-year old rookie cop Troy Barboza is found dead in his home, investigators uncover a complex web of vengeance, greed and money that leads them to the killer. Location: Oahu, Hawaii The Sound of Silence Premieres Wednesday, May 14 at 9/8c Mia Zapata, lead singer in "The Gits", is a rising star with a fierce talent. But when she's found on a deserted street, brutally raped and strangled, it tears a hole in the town’s grunge music scene. Location: Seattle, Washington Favorite Son Premieres Wednesday, May 21 at 9/8c Ralph Whittemore is found brutally beaten to death in a wooded area. With no enemies but a good paying job, was Ralph killed for cash? Or did tensions with his boyfriend escalate into a deadly crime of passion? Location: Jacksonville Beach, Florida The Night Shift Premieres Wednesday, May 28 at 9/8c Terri Brooks is found viciously murdered in the fast-food restaurant she manages. Was this a robbery gone awry? When all leads dry up, hope is lost until her killer is finally brought to justice on the 15th anniversary of her death. Location: Philadelphia, Pennsylvania DATES FROM HELL TV-14 (LV) Season 3 Premieres Thursday, May 1 at 9/8c DATES FROM HELL profiles astounding cases of romance that are dead upon arrival - when the search for love turns into a struggle to get out alive. Whether it's just being in the wrong place at the wrong time, or a seemingly perfect match that takes a twisted turn, survivors discuss what it was like to live through and escape a true date from hell. Kiss Me, Kill Me Premieres Thursday, May 1 at 9/8c From the moment they meet at school, Kay can’t help but notice handsome Scott. Her heart skips when he asks her out. Scott is the perfect gentleman, but at the stroke of Kay’s midnight curfew her dream evening becomes her worst nightmare. Nightmare at Lover’s Lane Premieres Thursday, May 8 at 9/8c Erin is thrilled when her longtime crush, Mark, finally asks her out. They drive to Mystic Lake, a local "lover’s lane.” The night is goes smoothly until a vicious attack takes this date on a terrible detour with no escape route. Location: Medford, Massachusetts Long Kiss Goodnight Premieres Thursday, May 15 at 9/8c Dick and Jean get a second chance at love and decide to meet for a romantic dinner. But Jean quickly learns that old habits die hard. What starts as reconciliation, quickly turns into a case of mistaken identity and a deadly game of cat and mouse. Location: San Jose, California Dr. Feelgood Premieres Thursday, May 22 at 9/8c Cherie is looking online for a new man. She connects with a handsome doctor and they spend a sunny afternoon on his boat. But dark clouds are coming over the horizon and this carefree date is about to take a turn of the worst kind. Location: Portsmouth, Rhode Island Piece of My Heart Premieres Thursday, May 29 at 9/8c Janae is a young college student. After going on a date with a Chris, she is confronted at home by her obsessive ex-boyfriend. Fueled by rage and jealousy, her ex turns his aggression toward Janae and her new date. Location: New York City, NY HAPPILY NEVER AFTER TV-14 (V) Season 3 Premieres Saturday, May 24 at 9/8c It was the happiest day of the bride's life, but it was also her last. Part wedding show and part police drama, each episode of HAPPILY NEVER AFTER unveils the murder of a newlywed amidst flashbacks to the couple's happy romance and the moment marital bliss turned to tragedy. Woven into each episode is expert commentary from Dr. Wendy Walsh, a relationship and human behavior expert. A Ride with Evil Premieres Saturday, May 24 at 9/8c Swimsuit model Summer Chadwick is swept away by her adoring fiancé Clint. But their love comes crashing down when the couple is fatally separated by a bullet. Clint must help police search for the shooter as they untangle a web of jealousy, lies and betrayal. Demon in the Dark Premieres Saturday, May 31 at 9/8c Months after their wedding, Keith and Anita Yunk are asleep peacefully in their bed when an attacker with a knife interrupts their slumber and hacks their future to pieces. Police must put together what remains to uncover this evil intruder’s identity. FINALES FEAR THY NEIGHBOR TV-14 (LV) Season 1 Finale Airs Monday, May 19 at 10/9c Do you really know who lives next door? FEAR THY NEIGHBOR is a six-part series that tells the chilling tales of those with the misfortune to unwittingly take up residence within a stone’s throw of a psycho or killer. There’s No Place Like Hell Premieres Monday, May 5 at 10/9c Two neighboring mothers turn from friends to foes in a vicious spat, which ends with both their homes burned to the ground. But could a woman really burn down a house with innocent children sleeping inside? A wiretap reveals the real arsonist. Location: Omaha, Nebraska Home’s Where the Hearst Is Premieres Monday, May 12 at 10/9c A young mother has no choice but to shut the door on her warring neighbors as a three-year feud over a patch of land and differing moral standards reaches a bloody and tragic conclusion. Location: Miami, Florida Welcome to Murder Street Premieres Monday, May 19 at 10/9c An elite gated community is rocked to its core when two well-to-do gentlemen go to war over an 18- inch property line discrepancy. One neighbor takes the dispute to new levels when he hires a hitman to permanently solve the problem. Location: Nevada County, California VERY BAD MEN TV-14 (V) Season 3 Finale Airs Tuesday, May 20 at 9/8c Predators, swindlers and masters of fraud, very bad men are everywhere. This incredible true crime series exposes some of the most notorious criminals on record as told by key members of the police, family, friends and the victims themselves.
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