The F.B.I. Files - Season 4 (2001)

When an 11-year old girl goes missing from a class trip, the FBI partners with her parents to find the truth.

The case of Newton Alfred Winn who kidnapped Annie Hearin for a ransom payment.

When a bundle of money goes missing in Arizona, the FBI is on the trail. To make matters worse, the two guards hired to protect the cash are gone, too.

Deputy Leland Chandler of the DeKalb County Sheriff's Dept. transported three prisoners to a court hearing in Fort Payne, Alabama; the prisoners were shackled only at the ankles. Their flight from justice involved a harrowing carjacking at gun point.

In 1992, a young mother was gunned down in front of her children and police were left baffled. The crime seemed unmotivated and random. But family members hinted that the victim, who had been married to a prominent attorney, harbored a dark secret that may have led to her death. Agents untangled an intricate web of money, drugs and murder.

A wealthy woman's kidnapping leaves countless suspects in its wake.

In 1997, Jamie McMahan and Christopher Kauffman went on a crime spree of robbery, kidnapping and murder; then they disappeared. The pursuit for the two killers would take FBI agents on a chase across six states.

In the 1980s, Florida's cocaine imports were among the highest in the nation and regional territories were enforced with intimidation and murder. One dealer would stop at nothing to keep FBI agents from building a case against him and began targeting the government itself.

After Anita Wooldridge was found missing from her home in Indiana, detectives suspect she was abducted by a man from her fitness center. When authorities discover this man to be convicted rapist, they travel to Wisconsin, hoping to find Anita still alive.

In July 1997, three people were shot to death at a Georgetown coffee shop. Investigators could find no immediate suspect or no clear motive for the murders. Was this a hate crime, a robbery gone wrong or an act of cold-blooded vengeance?

In 1986, a psychotic killer, Michael Wayne Jackson shot and killed a police officer at point-blank range, leading investigators in a wild chase across the Midwest. As his tally of murders and abductions grew, the FBI raced against time to put a stop to this deranged gunman before he killed again.

Angered by the government's policy in the Middle East, Mir Qazi brutally gunned down two members of the CIA as they waited in their cars at a stoplight. With the nation stunned, the killer fled the country and was placed on the FBI Ten Most Wanted Fugitives list with a $2 million reward for his capture.

When a boy goes missing from school the day before Thanksgiving, the FBI sets off on a thousand-mile search.

In the summer of 1994, a young girl was snatched from her home by an unknown assailant. The FBI knew from experience to act fast, search wide and enlist volunteers. As hours passed, no clues were found.

In rural Texas, a millionaire's teenage daughter was kidnapped on her way to school. Local authorities and the FBI conducted a massive search for the girl while her father attempted to deliver the ransom cash to a drop the kidnappers kept changing. The search for the missing teen would end in a dangerous firefight.