Ep 2. Dead Run

The FBI Files season 6, episode 2, titled "Dead Run," follows a case in Sacramento, California, where a serial killer was targeting middle-aged women. The killer, dubbed the "bedroom strangler," had already killed three women and the FBI was called in to assist local law enforcement in their investigation.

The FBI quickly established a task force and began an in-depth investigation, working around the clock to solve the case before the killer could strike again. They soon discovered that the killer had a specific victim preference and would only target women who lived alone in houses with locked doors.

The FBI collected evidence from the crime scenes and analyzed the killer's pattern, but they were unable to identify a suspect. They turned to the public for help and released a sketch of the suspect, hoping that someone would recognize him and come forward.

With the investigation reaching a standstill, the FBI decided to take a new approach and set up a trap for the killer. They staged a fake murder scene and placed cameras and other surveillance equipment in the area. The team waited patiently for the killer to strike again, hoping that the trap would lead to his capture.

Their plan worked, and the killer was caught on camera attempting to commit another murder. The FBI quickly mobilized and arrested him, bringing an end to his killing spree and providing closure to the victims' families.

"Dead Run" is a gripping and suspenseful episode that showcases the ingenuity and dedication of the FBI to catch dangerous criminals. The episode highlights the importance of collaboration and technological advances in solving complex cases, and underscores the FBI's commitment to protecting the public and bringing criminals to justice.