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Among the cases examined are that of a man who flung himself in front of a speeding police car, and a teen girl who was in the ER earlier and had abnormal bleeding while at home.

Although an alcoholic's death seems accidental, the host is suspicious. Also, the probe of a construction worker's untimely death.

A discussion on the Top Five killers in the US.. and how circumvent them.

A death in a hospital may have been caused by an overdose. A man is discovered dead inside his bedroom.

A probe is conducted when a husband dies unexpectedly. Also, a man dies after having reconstructive surgery for massive facial trauma.

A corpse arrives marred with scratches; and a woman collapses soon after undergoing cosmetic surgery.

Having complained of an aching back, a 34 year old rugby player and businessman dies two months later from what appears to be a spider bite. A trip to an amusement park in Orlando finds a 41 year old father dying while on the 3 day drive.

An unconscious 67 year old man with a history of strokes is found dead before reaching the hospital, and Dr. G. believes it may be due to foul play. Then, a 34 year old man with a substance abuse history dies two weeks after being stabbed in the arm.

Among the cases is the deceased body of a 59 year old man was found in his bed by his wife. Plus, an 8 month old girl is found dead by her mother, raising concerns about her twin sister's health.

Any of these may have caused the death of a man who suddenly slipped away in the middle of the night, diabetes, scratch marks on his body and a toe infection. Then, heavy drinking may have caused the death of a 25 year old in a motel room.

A 12-year old is found with a karate belt around his neck in his bedroom. Then, a visiting Russian scientist dies after collapsing while eating lunch with his colleagues.

A bloody corpse is found in a field holding a syringe. A truck driver is found burned beyond recognition when his 18-wheeler crashes and explodes.

An elderly woman crashes her car after a fainting spell. Although the doctors can find nothing wrong with her, she dies a few days later. Also, a man dies hours after arriving at an ER complaining of abdominal pains.

A woman dies after suffering seizures when brought to the hospital, due to taking too many antihistamines to ease her severe itching. Then, a woman with chronic excruciating pain faints before dying.

A 32-year-old woman dies a day after a 12-hour plane ride; a 35-year-old hitchhiker dies after sharing a drink with the person who gave her the ride.

A 19-year-old female Army soldier is missing for two weeks when a retired soldier confesses to her murder; a 79-year-old woman dies three days after knee-replacement surgery.

Police enlist Dr. G in determining whether a body found bound and buried in the woods is that of a 24-year-old missing woman, and how she was murdered; a mentally disabled man dies in a halfway house.

A 76-year-old man is found unconscious next to train tracks, and after two weeks in the hospital, he does not regain consciousness; a 26-year-old has a seizure while dining with her husband and dies three days later.

A 25-year-old woman becomes ill and dies two days later in the hospital; a mentally ill man is found dead on his living-room floor following a an argument with his partner.

An elderly man is found dead in his home; an Englishman travels to Florida to visit his family, but experiences severe abdominal pain on arrival and dies the next day.

The body of a diabetic man is found on a sofa by his family, following a night of drinking with friends; an elderly man's decomposed body is discovered in his son's home.

A puzzling case in which a father leaving work crashes his car into a fence, then becomes combative with EMS and dies in the ambulance. Also: a naked, decomposing body is found.

A cab driver develops chest pains and seizures, then lapses into a coma, dying two weeks later; a hotel manager is found dead on the hotel grounds.

Cases include a funeral-home director who left bodies to pile up and rot before burying them; a Vietnam vet with post-traumatic stress disorder who died suddenly in bed.

When a 92-year-old retired military officer is found dead in his yard following an ice storm, Dr. G. must determine if he was killed or if something else caused his death. Also: A paralyzed man's death could be homicide.

The driver of a burning car is incinerated along with his vehicle, and foul play is suspected; a developmentally challenged 32-year-old in a group home is found dead in his room on Thanksgiving.

Cases involving a man who dove in front of a moving police cruiser and a teen girl who died after complaining of abnormal bleeding at an ER.

A man goes to the hospital experiencing chest pains but is sent home, where he collapses and dies hours later.

A young man with a troubled past dies at a friend's house; the body of a hotel manager is found at the bottom of the steps to his apartment.

A woman with a history of depression and prescription drug use is found dead; a body is discovered in the burned shell of a car, and foul play is suspected.

A case involving a badly burned body found in an incinerated automobile leaves Dr. G with few clues.

Dr. G must determine whether a decomposed body found in a van was murdered, a suicide or a victim of an accidental drug overdose. Another case involves the body of a homeless man found in the back of a car.

A young girl collapses and dies while with her family in a wave pool at a theme park, and Dr. G must determine the cause.

Dr. G tries to unravel a case in which a quadriplegic woman was found dead in a park, 150 feet away from her motorized wheelchair.

A young woman's body, covered in unexplained lesions, arrives in Dr. G's morgue.

A domestic-violence case ends up in Dr. G's morgue after a man is shot to death by his wife, and what appears to be a clear-cut case of self-defense turns out to be anything but.

A mentally challenged man's death is investigated; a man with a history of chronic pain is found dead, and Dr. G must determine if it was suicide.

A mentally ill Vietnam vet shoots himself in the head but does not initially die. However, Dr. G does an autopsy when he is found dead in a hospital three weeks later.

When a couple who separated go on a hunting trip together, the woman ends up dead from a gunshot wound, and Dr. G investigates whether it was an accident or murder.

When a couple who separated go on a hunting trip together, the woman ends up dead from a gunshot wound, and Dr. G investigates whether it was an accident or murder.

A man's body found in a crushed pickup truck reveals cancer, cardiac arrhythmia and cocaine all played a role in his demise; a hunting accident may not be what it first appeared to be.

Cases include a couple found dead in a car in a church parking lot and a woman who claims to have killed her boyfriend in self-defense.

An incinerated corpse in a burned car poses a puzzle for Dr. G, who attempts to discover the cause of the conflagration.

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