Oxygen, the destination for high-quality crime programming, returns with new episodes of “Cold Justice” on Saturday, February 25 @ 8PM ET/PT. The series, from executive producer Dick Wolf and producers Magical Elves, continues to set the bar as the only series that has helped bring about 22 convictions and 56 arrests.
Working alongside local law enforcement, the groundbreaking investigative series follows prosecutor Kelly Siegler and her rotating team of seasoned detectives Steve Spingola, Tonya Rider, and Abbey Abbondandolo as they travel to small towns to dig into unsolved homicide cases that have lingered for years without answers or justice for the victims. Bringing fresh eyes, valuable resources, and key experts, Kelly, and her team have an unparalleled success rate and one of the most recent arrests can be seen in this upcoming batch of episodes.
The new episodes kick off with a 30-year-old cold case that Kelly has been chasing her entire career.
Saturday, February 25 @ 8PM ET/PT – San Jacinto County, TX – “Burning Mystery”
Kelly and Steve investigate the biggest unsolved cold case in East Texas — the 1992 death of a popular teen whose charred remains were found in her car. Can they crack the case that’s stumped detectives for decades?
Saturday, March 4 @ 8PM ET/PT – Mercer County, WV – “Double Disappearance”
For the first time, Kelly and Steve investigate two missing persons cases at once — a loving mother and her high school friend who vanished just months apart. Are their disappearances somehow connected?
Saturday, March 11 @ 8PM ET/PT – San Jacinto County, TX – “Trail of Terror”
The Cold Justice team tackles the twisted murder case of Rhonda Richardson, who went searching for her lost dog and was later found seemingly scalped by a sadistic killer. The biggest twist is a new piece of evidence that breaks the case wide open.
Saturday, March 18 @ 8PM ET/PT – Creve Coeur, MO – “On Holy Grounds”
Kelly and Steve investigate the brutal homicide of a beloved seminary student brutally hung and stabbed to death in the chapel restroom. Their investigation reveals even more dark secrets and sinister deeds.
Saturday, March 25 @ 8PM ET/PT – Burton, MI – “Deadly Abduction”
In 2000, a young mother was abducted from a parking lot and executed in a nearby field. Was it a random predator or did it have anything to do with her secret affair? State-of-the-art DNA testing may provide the answer.
Saturday, April 1 @ 8PM ET/PT – Hubbard, OH – “Digging for Justice”
Kelly and Tonya investigate the mysterious disappearance of a mother who went missing after a Fourth of July celebration. An old tip on where her body might be buried takes a new turn when cadaver dogs signal they’ve found something.
“Cold Justice” was Oxygen’s #1 series in 2022 in both the 18-49 demo and total viewers.
“Cold Justice” is produced by Wolf Reality & Magical Elves. Dick Wolf and Tom Thayer executive produce for Wolf Reality. Casey Kriley, Kelly Siegler, Zak Cordova, Scott Patch and Ashley Graybow Stelle executive produce for Magical Elves.
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Suzanne Pleshette was born on January 31, 1937. Pleshette was an American theatre, film, television, and voice actress. Pleshette started her career in the theatre and began appearing in films in the late 1950s and later appeared in prominent films such as Rome Adventure (1962), Alfred Hitchcock's The Birds (1963), and Spirited Away (2001). She later appeared in various television productions, often in guest roles, and played Emily Hartley on The Bob Newhart Show from 1972 until 1978, receiving several Emmy Award nominations for her work. Pleshette died in the early evening of January 19, 2008, 12 days shy of her 71st birthday, in her Los Angeles home. 
