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* [[Dr. Robert Astin]] – Quincy's often bureaucratic but well-meaning supervisor.
* [[Dr. Robert Astin]] – Quincy's often bureaucratic but well-meaning supervisor.
* [[Lt. Frank Monahan]] – The gruff but dependable LAPD homicide detective frequently working with Quincy.
* [[Lt. Frank Monahan]] – The gruff but dependable LAPD homicide detective frequently working with Quincy.
* [[Brill]] - Monahan's right hand man and backup.


== Recurring Characters ==
== Recurring Characters ==
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* [[Tony Costello]] – A friend and journalist involved in an investigative subplot.
* [[Tony Costello]] – A friend and journalist involved in an investigative subplot.


== Victims and Perpetrators ==
== Victims ==
* Allison Sirella / Mary Latham ([[Sharon Acker|Sharon Acker)]]
* Season 1
** ''Go Fight City Hall... to the Death'' - [[Dianne Johnson]] ([[Martha Smith (actress)|Martha Smith]]), [[Peter Gordon]] ([[Rick Podell]]), [[Harold P. Marcus]] ([[George Wyner]]), [[Unnamed hitman]], [[Arnold Bower]]
** ''Who's Who in Neverland'' - [[Margo Bentley]] ([[Joanna Barnes]]), [[Arthur Ellis]] ([[Fred Sadoff]])
** ''A Star Is Dead'' - [[Roberta Rhodes]] ([[Donna Mills]])
** ''Hot Ice, Cold Hearts'' - [[Alex Kale]] ([[Andrew Prine]])
* Season 1+
** ''Snake Eyes, Part 1 & 2'' - [[Howard Matthau]] ([[Val Avery]]), Betty Martin, Harry Tyser, Unnamed convention attendees
** ''...The Thigh Bone's Connected to the Knee Bone...'' - [[John Doe (prehistoric remains)]]
** ''Visitors in Paradise'' - [[Mrs. Constance Fry]] ([[Janice Sterling]])
** ''The Two Sides of Truth'' - [[William Farrell]]
** ''Hit and Run at Danny's'' - Unnamed woman ([[Kristina Wayborn]])
** ''Has Anybody Here Seen Quincy?'' - Unnamed man on gurney
** ''A Good Smack in the Mouth'' - [[Johnny Carter]] ([[Frank Parker (actor)|Frank Parker]])
** ''The Hot Dog Murder'' - Unnamed medical cadaver
** ''An Unfriendly Radiance'' - [[Mr. Bigelow]] ([[Eddie Quillan]])
** ''Sullied Be Thy Name'' - [[Father John Terrell]] ([[Joseph Campanella]])
** ''Valleyview'' - [[Mr. Gardner]], [[Anne Freedman]]
** ''Let Me Light the Way'' - [[Nurse Becker]]
 
* '''Season 2'''
** ''No Deadly Secret'' - Paul Colby ([[John Karlen]])
** ''A Blow to the Head... a Blow to the Heart'' - Billy Harrigan ([[Ben Piazza]])
** ''A Dead Man's Truth'' - Joe, the burglar ([[Charles Dierkop]])
** ''A Question of Time'' - Mr. Ainsworth ([[Martin E. Brooks]])
** ''Death Casts a Vote'' - Frank Munson ([[Warren Stevens]])
** ''Tissue of Truth'' - Danny, the kidnapper ([[Michael Lane (actor)|Michael Lane]])
** ''Holding Pattern'' - Dr. Herb Garris (Air France doctor) ([[George Gaynes]]), Frank (hijacker) ([[Marc Alaimo]])
** ''Main Man'' - Ted Franklin ([[Paul Carr (actor)|Paul Carr]])
** ''The Hero Syndrome'' - Lou Chesler ([[Michael Constantine]])
** ''Touch of Death'' - Jimmy ([[James Shigeta]])
** ''The Deadly Connection'' - Multiple unnamed townspeople
** ''Last of the Dinosaurs'' - Unnamed drunk driver (The primary victim is the pedestrian, Charles Sinclair, played by [[Henry Darrow]])
** ''Crib Job'' - Unnamed teenager ([[Mark Shera]])
** ''Matters of Life and Death'' - Helen ([[Louise Latham]])
** ''Passing'' - Unnamed woman (The investigation centers on a deceased John Doe)
** ''Accomplice to Murder'' - Sarah, the abused wife ([[Caroline McWilliams]])
** ''Ashes to Ashes'' - Ann Trask, Helen's sister ([[Zohra Lampert]])
** ''Gone But Not Forgotten'' - John Hillman ([[Tim O'Connor (actor)|Tim O'Connor]])
** ''Double Death'' - Unnamed burn victim (Identified as a John Doe)
** ''Requiem for the Living'' - Unnamed man (John Doe)
 
* '''Season 3'''
** ''The Last Six Hours'' - Woman in car crash (John Doe)
** ''Speed Trap'' - Jerry Block ([[Albert Paulsen]])
** ''A Test for Living'' - Autistic boy ([[David Hollander]])
** ''Death by Good Intentions'' - Indigent patient (John Doe)
** ''Images'' - Unnamed woman in fire (Jane Doe)
** ''Even Odds'' - Bar owner ([[Ned Wilson]])
** ''Dead and Alive'' - Unnamed van driver (John Doe)
** ''No Way to Treat a Body'' - Four elderly women (Jane Does)
** ''A Night to Raise the Dead'' - Unnamed man (John Doe, a medical student)
** ''A Question of Death'' - Unnamed organ donor (John Doe)
** ''House of No Return'' - Unnamed individuals (Multiple Jane/John Does)
** ''A Small Circle of Friends'' - Playboy football player ([[James Keach]])
** ''The Depth of Beauty'' - Two women, disfigured actress ([[Brenda Benet]])
** ''Walk Softly Through the Night, Part 1 & 2'' - Unnamed individuals (Multiple victims of a toxic chemical)
** ''Aftermath'' - Airplane crash passengers and crew (Multiple victims)
** ''Dark Angel'' - Unnamed murder victim (Jane Doe)
** ''Physician, Heal Thyself'' - Unnamed patient ([[John de Lancie]])
** ''Promises to Keep'' - Quincy's godson ([[John Fink]])
** ''Semper-Fidelis'' - Marine Private ([[Peter Coffield]])
** ''An Ounce of Prevention'' - Construction worker ([[Jeff Corey]])
** ''The Death Challenge'' - Magician's assistant ([[M. Emmet Walsh]])
** ''The Eye of the Needle'' - Unnamed victim (John Doe)
 
* '''Season 4'''
** ''No Way to Treat a Flower'' - Teenage girl and her boyfriend (Jane/John Doe)
** ''Dead Last'' - Two jockeys ([[Don Chastain]], [[John Petlock]])
** ''By the Death of a Child'' - Numerous babies (Multiple infant victims)
** ''Never a Child'' - Young runaway girl (Jane Doe)
** ''Hot Ice'' - Diamond courier ([[Joseph Sirola]])
** ''Sweet Land of Liberty'' - Steve Yomashira (Sam's friend) ([[James Sutorius]])
** ''Mode of Death'' - Televangelist ([[Jeff Pomerantz]])
** ''Nowhere to Run'' - Pregnant young woman (Jane Doe)
** ''The Money Plague'' - Forest ranger ([[Mills Watson]]), original hijacker (John Doe)
** ''For the Benefit of My Patients'' - Two lower-income patients (Jane/John Does)
** ''Murder by S.O.P.'' - Four prisoners in jail fire, town doctor ([[Robert Alda]])
** ''Honor Thy Elders'' - Elderly man and woman (Jane/John Does)
** ''Diplomatic Immunity'' - Unnamed woman (Jane Doe)
** ''Riot'' - Unnamed individuals (Multiple victims)
** ''Cover-up'' - Heart attack victim (John Doe)
** ''Unhappy Hour'' - Dr. Astin's niece's boyfriend ([[Charles Bloom]])
** ''The Winning Edge'' - Young gymnast ([[Kelly Garrett]])
** ''New Blood'' - Unnamed victim of new M.E. (John Doe)
** ''T.K.O.'' - Boxing champion ([[Denny Evans]]), Alfredo (Danny's chef) ([[Val Bisoglio]])
** ''The Final Gift'' - Max, the circus chimp
** ''Deadly Arena'' - Unnamed individual (John Doe)
** ''The Murder in Question'' - Gunshot victim (John Doe)
 
* '''Season 5'''
** ''Last Rights'' - Unnamed individuals in a small industrial town (Multiple victims)
** ''A Matter of Principle'' - Rape victim (Jane Doe)
** ''Last Day, First Day'' - Lawyer/cocaine dealer ([[Joseph Ruskin]])
** ''The Night Killer'' - Baby twin (Infant Jane Doe)
** ''The Hope of Elkwood'' - Young track athlete ([[Donald Petrie]])
** ''Welcome to Paradise Palms'' - Chester (Quincy's foster son) - (suffers from bubonic plague, but does not die)
** ''By Their Faith'' - Unnamed individuals seemingly cured by a young woman
** ''Stain of Guilt'' - Unnamed victim (John Doe)
** ''Dear Mummy'' - Polly Carmody (nine-year-old girl)
** ''Who Speaks for the Children'' - Child abuse victim
** ''Seldom Silent, Never Heard'' - Teenager with Tourette's syndrome
** ''Of all Sad Words'' - Allison Sirella / Mary Latham ([[Sharon Acker]]), two other men (John Does)
** ''To Kill in Plain Sight'' - Man in explosion (John Doe)
** ''Sugar and Spice'' - Model ([[Barbi Benton]])
** ''Vigil of Fear'' - Innocent bystander (John Doe)
 
* '''Season 6'''
** ''Memories of Allison'' - Allison Sirella / Mary Latham ([[Sharon Acker]])
** ''The Golden Hour'' - Daughter of car accident victim ([[Georgann Johnson]])
** ''Slow Boat to Madness, Part 1 & 2'' - Crewman, murderer, and other passengers on a cruise ship (Multiple victims)
** ''D.U.I.'' - Man killed by drunk driver (John Doe)
** ''For Want of a Horse'' - Ranch owner ([[Edward Grover]])
** ''Gentle Into That Good Night'' - Nineteen-year-old boy with a malignant tumor ([[Timothy Wead]])
** ''Dead Stop'' - Truck driver (John Doe)
** ''Bitter Pill'' - Teenager who took "look-alike" pep pills (Jane Doe)
** ''Guns Don't Die'' - Man, young boy, cop (Multiple victims)
** ''When Luck Ran Out'' - Prized racehorse
** ''Smoke Screen'' - Unnamed individuals (Multiple victims)
** ''For Love of Joshua'' - Baby with Down's Syndrome
** ''Into the Murdering Mind'' - Father, brother, and sister of a young man diagnosed with schizophrenia (Multiple victims)
** ''To Clear the Air'' - Elderly man (John Doe)
** ''The Shadow of Death'' - Holocaust survivor ([[Nehemiah Persoff]])
** ''The Flight of the Nightingale'' - Unnamed patient (Jane Doe)
** ''Stolen Away'' - Kidnapped girl (survives)
** ''The Face of Fear'' - Big-time politician ([[Simon Oakland]])
** ''Expert in Murder'' - Unnamed victim (John Doe)
** ''The Unquiet Grave'' - Rear Admiral McKenzie ([[Robert F. Simon]])
** ''The Last of Leadbottom'' - Unnamed victim (John Doe)
** ''Deadly Protection'' - Young girl (mauled by a dog, but survives)
** ''The Mourning After'' - Unnamed individuals (Multiple victims)
 
* '''Season 7'''
** ''Baby Rattlesnakes'' - Young girl in a drive-by shooting
** ''Ghost of a Chance'' - Man who dies after bypass surgery
** ''Give Me Your Weak'' - David Bowman ([[Peter Hobbs (actor)|Peter Hobbs]])
** ''Dying for a Drink'' - Dr. Lindeman (suffers from alcoholism, but does not die)
** ''Unreasonable Doubt'' - Infant with a degenerative illness
** ''Sleeping Dogs'' - Harry Muller ([[Alan Miller]])
** ''Science for Sale'' - Unnamed individuals
** ''Next Stop, Nowhere'' - Teenager in a punk rock club
** ''Across the Line'' - Hostage shot by a police officer
** ''Sword of Honor, Blade of Death'' - Sam's friend, an LAPD officer
** ''The Law Is a Fool'' - Unnamed victim
** ''Guilty Until Proven Innocent'' - Unnamed victim
** ''Cry for Help'' - Young girl who commits suicide
** ''A Loss for Words'' - Unnamed victim
** ''Beyond the Open Door'' - Several young women (victims of the "hit-and-run" strangler)
** ''On Dying High'' - Unnamed individuals
** ''Quincy's Wedding, Part 1 & 2'' - Elderly husband in a rest home
** ''The Cutting Edge'' - Baby who dies after a difficult birth
** ''A Hero to Believe In'' - Unnamed individuals
** ''Women of Valor'' - Unnamed individuals
** ''Suffer the Little Children'' - Elderly woman killed by a burglar
** ''Whatever Happened to Morris Perlmutter?'' - Elderly woman with Alzheimer's disease
 
== Perpetrators ==
=== Season 1 (1976–77) ===
* '''City official''' – ''Go Fight City Hall… to the Death!'' (Oct 3, 1976): Deliberately ignored food safety violations, causing a fatal outbreak.
* '''Kidnapper posing as social worker''' – ''Who’s Who in Neverland?'' (Oct 10, 1976): Abducted a child under the guise of child services.
* '''Paul Reardon (journalist/publicist)''' – ''A Star Is Dead'' (Nov 28, 1976): Killed a famous actress to generate a scandalous exposé.
* '''Jewelry thief ring member''' – ''Hot Ice, Cold Hearts'' (Jan 2, 1977): Murdered a security guard during a heist.
 
=== Season 2 (1977) ===
* '''Medical staff conspirator''' – ''Snake Eyes (Part 1 & 2)'' (Feb 4, 1977): Caused a Legionnaires’-style outbreak at a resort by negligence or foul play.
* '''Unknown individual''' – ''A Blow to the Head… A Blow to the Heart'' (Feb 18, 1977): Suspected foul play disguised as accidental fall.
* '''Perpetrator spreading plague bacteria''' – ''The Deadly Connection'' (Feb 25, 1977): Introduced a deadly pathogen to a small community.
 
=== Season 3 (1977–78) ===
* '''Glenn Werner''' – ''Into the Murdering Mind'' (1978): Psychotic family mass-murderer.
* '''Unknown arsonist''' – ''Ashes to Ashes'' (Nov 1977): Set a fatal fire to cover up embezzlement or abuse at a nursing home.
* '''Factory manager (suspected cover-up)''' – ''The Two Sides of Truth'' (Dec 1977): Hid evidence related to unsafe workplace conditions.
 
=== Season 4 (1978–79) ===
* '''Catherine Benton (evil twin)''' – ''Images'' (Nov 2, 1978): Faked her sister’s death and assumed her identity after poisoning her.
* '''Dr. Stanley Warner''' – ''The Law Is a Fool'' (Dec 14, 1978): Conducted illegal human experiments.
* '''Assailant of elderly woman''' – ''Death of a Minor'' (Jan 11, 1979): Victim of elder abuse and neglect leading to death.
 
=== Season 5 (1979–80) ===
* '''Unknown drug dealer''' – ''No Way to Treat a Flower'' (Sep 20, 1979): Marijuana laced with toxic chemicals leads to a child's poisoning.
* '''Unknown jockey/racetrack associate''' – ''Dead Last'' (Sep 27, 1979): A jockey is killed under suspicious, competitive circumstances.
* '''Abusive boyfriend''' – ''Shattered Images'' (Nov 1979): Domestic violence leads to a young woman’s death, staged as suicide.
* '''Unlicensed doctor''' – ''Unwelcome Guest'' (Dec 1979): Caused a death by using unapproved medical treatments.
 
=== Season 6 (1980–81) ===
* '''Art smuggler using ancient mummy''' – ''Dear Mummy'' (Jan 21, 1981): Used a preserved body to smuggle drugs or microchips.
* '''Drug operation insider''' – ''Headhunter'' (Feb 4, 1981): Killed a flight attendant who learned about trafficking operation.
* '''Corrupt employer''' – ''For the Benefit of My Patients'' (Feb 18, 1981): Cut costs on critical care equipment, resulting in preventable deaths.
* '''Neighborhood vigilante''' – ''Vigil of Fear'' (May 6, 1981): Took justice into his own hands, accidentally killing an innocent man.
 
=== Season 7 (1981–82) ===
* '''Unknown smuggler''' – ''The Last of Leadbottom'' (Apr 28, 1982): Used human body cavity to smuggle microchips into the country.
* '''Security consultant/guard dog handler''' – ''Deadly Protection'' (May 5, 1982): Set a dog on someone to commit murder under cover of security protocol.
* '''Fraternity members (cover-up)''' – ''The Mourning After'' (May 12, 1982): Covered up a fraternity pledge’s alcohol poisoning death during hazing.


== Character Categories ==
== Character Categories ==
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Latest revision as of 09:15, 6 July 2025

Main Characters

  • Dr. Quincy – The principled and tenacious medical examiner at the Los Angeles County Coroner's Office.
  • Sam Fujiyama – Quincy's loyal lab assistant, known for his technical skills and sharp insight.
  • Dr. Robert Astin – Quincy's often bureaucratic but well-meaning supervisor.
  • Lt. Frank Monahan – The gruff but dependable LAPD homicide detective frequently working with Quincy.
  • Brill - Monahan's right hand man and backup.

Recurring Characters

  • Danny Tovo – Owner of Danny's, Quincy's favorite hangout and source of friendly advice.
  • Lee Potter – Quincy's love interest and later fiancée in later seasons.
  • Marc – Medical student occasionally shadowing Quincy.

One-Time & Guest Characters

  • Dr. Hiro Tanaka – Guest medical examiner featured in select episodes.
  • Judge Winston – Appeared in several court-related episodes.
  • Tony Costello – A friend and journalist involved in an investigative subplot.

Victims

  • Season 2
    • No Deadly Secret - Paul Colby (John Karlen)
    • A Blow to the Head... a Blow to the Heart - Billy Harrigan (Ben Piazza)
    • A Dead Man's Truth - Joe, the burglar (Charles Dierkop)
    • A Question of Time - Mr. Ainsworth (Martin E. Brooks)
    • Death Casts a Vote - Frank Munson (Warren Stevens)
    • Tissue of Truth - Danny, the kidnapper (Michael Lane)
    • Holding Pattern - Dr. Herb Garris (Air France doctor) (George Gaynes), Frank (hijacker) (Marc Alaimo)
    • Main Man - Ted Franklin (Paul Carr)
    • The Hero Syndrome - Lou Chesler (Michael Constantine)
    • Touch of Death - Jimmy (James Shigeta)
    • The Deadly Connection - Multiple unnamed townspeople
    • Last of the Dinosaurs - Unnamed drunk driver (The primary victim is the pedestrian, Charles Sinclair, played by Henry Darrow)
    • Crib Job - Unnamed teenager (Mark Shera)
    • Matters of Life and Death - Helen (Louise Latham)
    • Passing - Unnamed woman (The investigation centers on a deceased John Doe)
    • Accomplice to Murder - Sarah, the abused wife (Caroline McWilliams)
    • Ashes to Ashes - Ann Trask, Helen's sister (Zohra Lampert)
    • Gone But Not Forgotten - John Hillman (Tim O'Connor)
    • Double Death - Unnamed burn victim (Identified as a John Doe)
    • Requiem for the Living - Unnamed man (John Doe)
  • Season 3
    • The Last Six Hours - Woman in car crash (John Doe)
    • Speed Trap - Jerry Block (Albert Paulsen)
    • A Test for Living - Autistic boy (David Hollander)
    • Death by Good Intentions - Indigent patient (John Doe)
    • Images - Unnamed woman in fire (Jane Doe)
    • Even Odds - Bar owner (Ned Wilson)
    • Dead and Alive - Unnamed van driver (John Doe)
    • No Way to Treat a Body - Four elderly women (Jane Does)
    • A Night to Raise the Dead - Unnamed man (John Doe, a medical student)
    • A Question of Death - Unnamed organ donor (John Doe)
    • House of No Return - Unnamed individuals (Multiple Jane/John Does)
    • A Small Circle of Friends - Playboy football player (James Keach)
    • The Depth of Beauty - Two women, disfigured actress (Brenda Benet)
    • Walk Softly Through the Night, Part 1 & 2 - Unnamed individuals (Multiple victims of a toxic chemical)
    • Aftermath - Airplane crash passengers and crew (Multiple victims)
    • Dark Angel - Unnamed murder victim (Jane Doe)
    • Physician, Heal Thyself - Unnamed patient (John de Lancie)
    • Promises to Keep - Quincy's godson (John Fink)
    • Semper-Fidelis - Marine Private (Peter Coffield)
    • An Ounce of Prevention - Construction worker (Jeff Corey)
    • The Death Challenge - Magician's assistant (M. Emmet Walsh)
    • The Eye of the Needle - Unnamed victim (John Doe)
  • Season 4
    • No Way to Treat a Flower - Teenage girl and her boyfriend (Jane/John Doe)
    • Dead Last - Two jockeys (Don Chastain, John Petlock)
    • By the Death of a Child - Numerous babies (Multiple infant victims)
    • Never a Child - Young runaway girl (Jane Doe)
    • Hot Ice - Diamond courier (Joseph Sirola)
    • Sweet Land of Liberty - Steve Yomashira (Sam's friend) (James Sutorius)
    • Mode of Death - Televangelist (Jeff Pomerantz)
    • Nowhere to Run - Pregnant young woman (Jane Doe)
    • The Money Plague - Forest ranger (Mills Watson), original hijacker (John Doe)
    • For the Benefit of My Patients - Two lower-income patients (Jane/John Does)
    • Murder by S.O.P. - Four prisoners in jail fire, town doctor (Robert Alda)
    • Honor Thy Elders - Elderly man and woman (Jane/John Does)
    • Diplomatic Immunity - Unnamed woman (Jane Doe)
    • Riot - Unnamed individuals (Multiple victims)
    • Cover-up - Heart attack victim (John Doe)
    • Unhappy Hour - Dr. Astin's niece's boyfriend (Charles Bloom)
    • The Winning Edge - Young gymnast (Kelly Garrett)
    • New Blood - Unnamed victim of new M.E. (John Doe)
    • T.K.O. - Boxing champion (Denny Evans), Alfredo (Danny's chef) (Val Bisoglio)
    • The Final Gift - Max, the circus chimp
    • Deadly Arena - Unnamed individual (John Doe)
    • The Murder in Question - Gunshot victim (John Doe)
  • Season 5
    • Last Rights - Unnamed individuals in a small industrial town (Multiple victims)
    • A Matter of Principle - Rape victim (Jane Doe)
    • Last Day, First Day - Lawyer/cocaine dealer (Joseph Ruskin)
    • The Night Killer - Baby twin (Infant Jane Doe)
    • The Hope of Elkwood - Young track athlete (Donald Petrie)
    • Welcome to Paradise Palms - Chester (Quincy's foster son) - (suffers from bubonic plague, but does not die)
    • By Their Faith - Unnamed individuals seemingly cured by a young woman
    • Stain of Guilt - Unnamed victim (John Doe)
    • Dear Mummy - Polly Carmody (nine-year-old girl)
    • Who Speaks for the Children - Child abuse victim
    • Seldom Silent, Never Heard - Teenager with Tourette's syndrome
    • Of all Sad Words - Allison Sirella / Mary Latham (Sharon Acker), two other men (John Does)
    • To Kill in Plain Sight - Man in explosion (John Doe)
    • Sugar and Spice - Model (Barbi Benton)
    • Vigil of Fear - Innocent bystander (John Doe)
  • Season 6
    • Memories of Allison - Allison Sirella / Mary Latham (Sharon Acker)
    • The Golden Hour - Daughter of car accident victim (Georgann Johnson)
    • Slow Boat to Madness, Part 1 & 2 - Crewman, murderer, and other passengers on a cruise ship (Multiple victims)
    • D.U.I. - Man killed by drunk driver (John Doe)
    • For Want of a Horse - Ranch owner (Edward Grover)
    • Gentle Into That Good Night - Nineteen-year-old boy with a malignant tumor (Timothy Wead)
    • Dead Stop - Truck driver (John Doe)
    • Bitter Pill - Teenager who took "look-alike" pep pills (Jane Doe)
    • Guns Don't Die - Man, young boy, cop (Multiple victims)
    • When Luck Ran Out - Prized racehorse
    • Smoke Screen - Unnamed individuals (Multiple victims)
    • For Love of Joshua - Baby with Down's Syndrome
    • Into the Murdering Mind - Father, brother, and sister of a young man diagnosed with schizophrenia (Multiple victims)
    • To Clear the Air - Elderly man (John Doe)
    • The Shadow of Death - Holocaust survivor (Nehemiah Persoff)
    • The Flight of the Nightingale - Unnamed patient (Jane Doe)
    • Stolen Away - Kidnapped girl (survives)
    • The Face of Fear - Big-time politician (Simon Oakland)
    • Expert in Murder - Unnamed victim (John Doe)
    • The Unquiet Grave - Rear Admiral McKenzie (Robert F. Simon)
    • The Last of Leadbottom - Unnamed victim (John Doe)
    • Deadly Protection - Young girl (mauled by a dog, but survives)
    • The Mourning After - Unnamed individuals (Multiple victims)
  • Season 7
    • Baby Rattlesnakes - Young girl in a drive-by shooting
    • Ghost of a Chance - Man who dies after bypass surgery
    • Give Me Your Weak - David Bowman (Peter Hobbs)
    • Dying for a Drink - Dr. Lindeman (suffers from alcoholism, but does not die)
    • Unreasonable Doubt - Infant with a degenerative illness
    • Sleeping Dogs - Harry Muller (Alan Miller)
    • Science for Sale - Unnamed individuals
    • Next Stop, Nowhere - Teenager in a punk rock club
    • Across the Line - Hostage shot by a police officer
    • Sword of Honor, Blade of Death - Sam's friend, an LAPD officer
    • The Law Is a Fool - Unnamed victim
    • Guilty Until Proven Innocent - Unnamed victim
    • Cry for Help - Young girl who commits suicide
    • A Loss for Words - Unnamed victim
    • Beyond the Open Door - Several young women (victims of the "hit-and-run" strangler)
    • On Dying High - Unnamed individuals
    • Quincy's Wedding, Part 1 & 2 - Elderly husband in a rest home
    • The Cutting Edge - Baby who dies after a difficult birth
    • A Hero to Believe In - Unnamed individuals
    • Women of Valor - Unnamed individuals
    • Suffer the Little Children - Elderly woman killed by a burglar
    • Whatever Happened to Morris Perlmutter? - Elderly woman with Alzheimer's disease

Perpetrators

Season 1 (1976–77)

  • City official – Go Fight City Hall… to the Death! (Oct 3, 1976): Deliberately ignored food safety violations, causing a fatal outbreak.
  • Kidnapper posing as social worker – Who’s Who in Neverland? (Oct 10, 1976): Abducted a child under the guise of child services.
  • Paul Reardon (journalist/publicist) – A Star Is Dead (Nov 28, 1976): Killed a famous actress to generate a scandalous exposé.
  • Jewelry thief ring member – Hot Ice, Cold Hearts (Jan 2, 1977): Murdered a security guard during a heist.

Season 2 (1977)

  • Medical staff conspirator – Snake Eyes (Part 1 & 2) (Feb 4, 1977): Caused a Legionnaires’-style outbreak at a resort by negligence or foul play.
  • Unknown individual – A Blow to the Head… A Blow to the Heart (Feb 18, 1977): Suspected foul play disguised as accidental fall.
  • Perpetrator spreading plague bacteria – The Deadly Connection (Feb 25, 1977): Introduced a deadly pathogen to a small community.

Season 3 (1977–78)

  • Glenn Werner – Into the Murdering Mind (1978): Psychotic family mass-murderer.
  • Unknown arsonist – Ashes to Ashes (Nov 1977): Set a fatal fire to cover up embezzlement or abuse at a nursing home.
  • Factory manager (suspected cover-up) – The Two Sides of Truth (Dec 1977): Hid evidence related to unsafe workplace conditions.

Season 4 (1978–79)

  • Catherine Benton (evil twin) – Images (Nov 2, 1978): Faked her sister’s death and assumed her identity after poisoning her.
  • Dr. Stanley Warner – The Law Is a Fool (Dec 14, 1978): Conducted illegal human experiments.
  • Assailant of elderly woman – Death of a Minor (Jan 11, 1979): Victim of elder abuse and neglect leading to death.

Season 5 (1979–80)

  • Unknown drug dealer – No Way to Treat a Flower (Sep 20, 1979): Marijuana laced with toxic chemicals leads to a child's poisoning.
  • Unknown jockey/racetrack associate – Dead Last (Sep 27, 1979): A jockey is killed under suspicious, competitive circumstances.
  • Abusive boyfriend – Shattered Images (Nov 1979): Domestic violence leads to a young woman’s death, staged as suicide.
  • Unlicensed doctor – Unwelcome Guest (Dec 1979): Caused a death by using unapproved medical treatments.

Season 6 (1980–81)

  • Art smuggler using ancient mummy – Dear Mummy (Jan 21, 1981): Used a preserved body to smuggle drugs or microchips.
  • Drug operation insider – Headhunter (Feb 4, 1981): Killed a flight attendant who learned about trafficking operation.
  • Corrupt employer – For the Benefit of My Patients (Feb 18, 1981): Cut costs on critical care equipment, resulting in preventable deaths.
  • Neighborhood vigilante – Vigil of Fear (May 6, 1981): Took justice into his own hands, accidentally killing an innocent man.

Season 7 (1981–82)

  • Unknown smuggler – The Last of Leadbottom (Apr 28, 1982): Used human body cavity to smuggle microchips into the country.
  • Security consultant/guard dog handler – Deadly Protection (May 5, 1982): Set a dog on someone to commit murder under cover of security protocol.
  • Fraternity members (cover-up) – The Mourning After (May 12, 1982): Covered up a fraternity pledge’s alcohol poisoning death during hazing.

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