Diagnosis: Murder (season 3)

The results of an autopsy on a deceased newcomer to the beach bring a surprising twist to the person's death.

Mark serves jury duty on a case in which a notorious hit man is found innocent - only to be killed by a bomb that the prosecutor planted for revenge.

A man falsely convicted of killing his wife takes Mark hostage in order to prove his innocence. (A train transporting prisoners derails, sending him to the hospital--partly inspired by The Fugitive (1993 film).)

Sloan becomes convinced that George Karn (Jeff Allin) is innocent, so he sets out to find the man who killed Karn's wife.

Steve becomes attracted to a female reporter who murders cops.

Jesse gets involved in a large conspiracy when he sees an alleged heart-attack victim, while a wealthy benefactor takes a shine to Briggs.

Someone is murdering homeless people and harvesting their organs for transplants, so Mark poses as a vagrant to flush them out.

Sloan faces double trouble while investigating the murders of an old friend (Robert Vaughn) and his young wife (Kate McNeil), the prime suspect being the friend's sister-in-law (also McNeil), his wife's identical twin.

A drunk surgeon is accused of murdering a doctor who had a wild life at night.

A picture taken by a paparazzo provides a clue in a kidnapping and murder case, while Amanda goes into labor.

A psychotherapist murders a downsizing expert who threatened Sloan's job, then attempts to blackmail the doctor into returning the favor.

A psychic from an infomercial claims she saw a future murder being committed.

Call girls and the co-author of their racy book are being threatened with murder, while Amanda discovers she was never legally married.

Sloan suspects a TV homemaker (Vicki Lawrence) murdered a perverted radio host (Morton Downey Jr.) who got her pregnant.

The remains of Sloan's friend are found in a dead shark, which is made all the more suspicious when it's discovered the victim had three wives.