48 Hours: Stolen Beauty

An all-new 48 Hours: A young teacher and a financial analyst vanish. Two beautiful women, are their cases linked? Peter Van Sant reports, Tuesday, July 1, at a special time, 9 p.m. ET/PT.

Two missing women, two investigations -- do they have one common link? Peter Van Sant previews his upcoming special edition of 48 Hours: Vanished.

It's a 48 Hours Mystery double feature, beginning at 9 p.m. ET/PT with "Jeffrey McDonald: Time For Truth." Then at 10 p.m. ET/PT, tune in for "Millionaire Manhunt."

Next Saturday, tune in for a double feature of "48 Hours Mystery." First, what if the life that was so perfect became hell? Next, someone is in for a shock 35 years after a law student was murdered.

July 10, 2007: Australian police are granted an extra 48 hours to interview Brisbane terror suspect Mohamed Haneef.

July 4, 2007: Terror suspect Dr Mohammed Haneef is held for another 48 hours under security laws but a second doctor is freed as a UK police expert flies in.

CBS News RAW: Forensic pathologist Dr. Joseph Cohen talks to "48 Hours" about Toni Dykstra's autopsy report.

Darren Mack was a charismatic millionaire with a beautiful wife. Their breakup was explosive - even a judge got shot. Troy Roberts reports for 48 Hours Mystery, Tuesday, June 12 at 10 p.m. ET/PT.

Scott Davis' sent a letter to 48 Hours Mystery. Hear excerpt of the letter, read by Davis' girlfriend Christine Bradley.

A homicide occurs, but the prosecutor winds up in jail. "48 Hours: Mystery" correspondent Susan Spencer reports.