- Piano Steps - Mark Russell (show intro)
CASE 1
- Shining Life - Lincoln Grounds, Michael Pearse [Audio Network] (Decatur, Alabama)
- Blissful Dream - Johnny Lithium [Audio Network] (Leslie and Adam McNutt have an 11-month-old son, Gabriel)
- Beautiful Today 2 - Richard Lacy, Sarah Lacy, David Bird [Audio Network] (faith plays a key part in Leslie and Adam's relationship)
- Enter the Catacombs - Ron Riddle [KPM Music] (one weekday afternoon in April, Leslie notices Gabriel gagging and choking on something, but doesn't notice anything in his mouth)
- Surveillance - Igor Dvorkin, Duncan Pittock, Ellie Kidd [Audio Network] (a few minutes later however, Leslie notices Gabriel wheezing)
- Ghostly Child - Terry Devine-King [Audio Network] (Gabriel starts vomiting)
- ? (Leslie calls Adam)
- The Finding - Philip Guyler [Audio Network] (30 minutes later, Adam returns home)
- Out of the Darkness 12 - Paul Mottram [Audio Network] (Adam finds himself unable to move Gabriel)
- Urgency - Helen Jane Long [Audio Network] (Adam frantically drives to the E.R.)
- The Rat Race - Christophe Boutin [APM Music] (Leslie and Adam rush Gabriel to the E.R.)
- Subsonix - Duncan Pittock [Audio Network] (Gabriel begins coughing up and choking on a black tissue-like substance)
- Sacrifice - Chris Blackwell [Audio Network] (a doctor examines Gabriel and believes he has a virus, but Leslie and Adam encourage the doctor to do an X-ray)
- Hell on Earth - Terry Devine-King [Audio Network] (Gabriel taken in for an X-ray)
- Pressure and Time - Igor Dvorkin, Tim Garland [Audio Network] (pediatric surgeon Dr. Mark Wulkan looks over Gabriel's X-ray)
- ? (Gabriel swallowed a button battery)
- ? (the button battery is lodged in Gabriel's esophagus)
- No More Negotiating 6 - Alex Kovacs [Audio Network] ("I didn't realize just how much damage a small battery could do to your body.")
- ? ("When a button battery gets lodged in the esophagus, an electrical current can form, generating poisonous chemicals which burn through flesh, leading to abscesses, septic shock, and even death.")
- Web of Fear 2 - Terry Devine-King [Audio Network] (doctors rush Gabriel into surgery)
- Fighting the Clock (b) - Jody Jenkins [APM Music, no longer available] (doctors remove the battery)
- ? (Adam and Leslie pray in the waiting room)
- Cardiac Arrest - Igor Dvorkin, Duncan Pittock [Audio Network] (unfortunately, the doctors tell Leslie and Adam that Gabriel had complications/"What we found was that there was a burn that went all the way through the esophagus and into the trachea.")
- Sinister Angel - Christopher Ashmore, Benjamin Marks [Audio Network] ("...and that made me very concerned that there could be some...maybe some more serious damage from that button battery.")
- The Search Continues 4 - Terry Devine-King [Audio Network] ("11-month-old Gabriel McNutt has just undergone surgery to remove a button battery from his throat.")
- Cardiac Arrest - Igor Dvorkin, Duncan Pittock [Audio Network] (Gabriel has a burn that went all the way from his esophagus into his trachea)
- ?; Hell on Earth - Terry Devine-King [Audio Network] (the hole in Gabriel's throat is allowing fluid to pass into his lungs)
- Stasis - Paul Mottram [Audio Network] (Dr. Wulkan gives Gabriel a course of powerful antibiotics and places him on a ventilator)
- Possibilities - Helen Jane Long [Audio Network] (Leslie and Adam keep a bedside vigil)
- National Concern - Terry Devine-King [Audio Network] (Dr. Wulkan performs another operation to close the hole between Gabriel's esophagus and trachea)
- Bad News - Alex Kovacs [Audio Network] (4 days later, Gabriel turns a corner)
- ? ("Babies are naturally curious about the world around them, leading them to constantly explore their environments.")
- ? (Leslie discovers Gabriel swallowed the battery from the back of their remote)
- Still Hope - Bryce Jacobs [Audio Network] (today, five years later, Gabriel has made a full recovery)
- Pepper Spray - Igor Dvorkin, Ellie Kidd [Audio Network] (how to keep children from swallowing button batteries)
CASE 2
- Immediate Deployment* - David Vanacore, Joseph Greenier [KPM Music] (case intro)
- Boot Scootin - David Vanacore, Matt Koskenmaki [KPM Music] (St. Joseph, Missouri)
- Duetto - Chris Gibbons [Audio Network] (Chris Motsinger is a landscape designer, and his wife Rachelle is a nurse practitioner)
- Feeling Chummy [Vanacore Music Group] (one day in fall, Chris is playing basketball when he begins to feel cramps in his sides)
- ? (a few hours later, Chris returns home and notices a bubbling sensation in the back of his shoulder blade)
- Controlled Environment - Brian Reidinger, Daniel Burke, Brian Casey, Darren Drew [KPM Music] (Chris tells Rachelle about his symptoms)
- Surveillance - Igor Dvorkin, Duncan Pittock, Ellie Kidd [Audio Network] (a week later, Chris visits his primary care physician)
- Pepper Spray - Igor Dvorkin, Ellie Kidd [Audio Network] (explanation of gastritis)
- Accepting the Circumstances - Brian Reidinger, Daniel Burke, Darren Drew [KPM Music] (doctor has Chris take antacids)
- The Men In Suits - Igor Dvorkin, Duncan Pittock [Audio Network] (a few months later, Chris is at work)
- Combat - Terry Devine-King [Audio Network] (Chris coughs up bloody sputum)
- Lost Prophecies - Igor Dvorkin, Duncan Pittock, Ellie Kidd [Audio Network] ("For months, Chris Motsinger has suffered bizarre abdominal pain...and has just coughed up a globule of bloody sputum.")
- Combat - Terry Devine-King [Audio Network] (Chris blows off the sputum)
- Nowhere to Go - Terry Devine-King [Audio Network] (Chris continues to cough up bloody phlegm for two weeks/Chris tries to show the sputum to Rachelle, but she refuses to look at it)
- City Echoes - Igor Dvorkin, Duncan Pittock [Audio Network] (Chris, determined to show the sputum to Rachelle, compiles his sputum into a cup to show to her)
- Safari - Christopher Ashmore [Audio Network] (later that day, Chris shows Rachelle his cup of sputum)
- Rural Prison* - Doug Bossi, Doug Beiden [KPM Music] (Rachelle analyzes the sputum)
- ? (Rachelle urges Chris to go back to the doctor as soon as possible)
- ? (the next day, Rachelle takes Chris to her own hospital/catscan reveals a mass in Chris' lungs)
- Sad Reflection - James Dorman (Chris calls Rachelle/Rachelle reviews the catscan)
- ? (infectious disease specialist Dr. Scott Folk also reviews the scan)
- Subsonix - Duncan Pittock [Audio Network] (Chris has an accumulation of fluid in the base of the left side of his chest/"A buildup of fluid in the chest, what we call a pleural effusion, can start to exert pressure on the outer portion of the lung and compress the lung, and...therefore make it, uh, more difficult to take a deep breath."/"It was a shock.")
- Secret Forces - Christopher Ashmore, Benjamin Marks [Audio Network] (doctors take Chris into the O.R. to extract a sample of his lung fluid for testing)
- Firestorm - Luke Richards [Audio Network] (analysis of Chris' lung fluid shows the presence of an egg)
- Flying Fortress - Christopher Ashmore, Benjamin Marks [Audio Network] ("Doctors have just discovered microscopic eggs inside Chris Motsinger's lungs.")
- Strung Highly - Duncan Pittock [Audio Network] (doctors discover the parasite responsible for Chris' symptoms)
- ? ("I had never heard of that parasite before.")
- Firestorm - Luke Richards [Audio Network] (paragonimus kellicotti)
- Anxious - Duncan Pittock [Audio Network] ("There was definitely an ick factor.")
- Rising Mercury 2 - Nick Ingman, Terry Devine-King [Audio Network] ("Paragonimus kellicotti parasites can live in the human body for up to 20 years.")
- Determination - Simon Lambros [Audio Network] ("Chris had had this infection for at least a few months, and the infection was progressing and getting worse.")
- Subsonix - Duncan Pittock [Audio Network] ("It made its home in me, and planned on living there until its host, me, shut down.")
- ? ("It was -- it was scary.")
- ? (doctors place Chris on anti-parasitic medication, but the mass remains)
- Access Development - Brian Reidinger, Ryan Leach, Darren Drew [KPM Music] (surgery is the only way to remove the mass)
- ? ("Chris' body was continuing to mount a response to the parasite, even though the parasite was dead.")
- Orion - Terry Devine-King [Audio Network] (doctors must remove the parasitic mass in Chris' lung to save his life)
- ? (surgery has succeeded)
- Abyssal Grove - Terry Devine-King [Audio Network] (life cycle of the paragonimus kellicotti parasite)
- ? (Chris believes he got infected from eating a raw crawfish while canoeing down the Missouri River during a float trip the year before)
- ? (today, 6 years later, Chris and Rachelle are now parents)
- Back in the Day - David Vanacore, Matt Koskenmaki [KPM Music] (however, Chris has since never eaten another crawfish)
- Valley of Tranquillity - Chris Egan, Trystan Francis [Audio Network] (how to avoid becoming infected with paragonimus kellicotti)
CASE 3
- The Hunt Continues* - David Vanacore, Brandon Thompson [KPM Music] (case intro)
- There They Go - David Vanacore, Doug Bossi [KPM Music] (Galveston, Texas)
- ? (Diane Lewis works as a lifeguard, but moonlights as a boxer/Pete Alcocer is her boxing trainer and boyfriend)
- Eventide - Dan Skinner, Adam Skinner, Randall Breneman [Audio Network] (Diane's mother Sammie lives close by)
- Gold Days Are Over - Tom Boddy [Audio Network] (one day in early June, Diane wakes up with a stiff neck and mild headache)
- Life Cycle 2 - Terry Devine-King [Audio Network] (Diane checks in with her boyfriend Pete)
- Darkness on Water - Mathias Delplanque [Cezame Music Agency] (Diane arrives at the beach for work, but her headache and neck stiffness get worse)
- Ancestral Fear - Marc-Olivier Dupin [Cezame Music Agency] (Diane leaves work early and stops at the pharmacy to pick up a thermometer, and takes her temperature in the parking lot)
- ? (Diane's temperature comes up 105)
- Iron Jungle 3 - Duncan Pittock [Audio Network] (Diane staggers into her bedroom feeling weak)
- Searching - Bob Bradley [Audio Network] (Diane's mother Sammie calls her daughter and suggests she see a doctor, but Diane declines)
- Accepting the Circumstances - Brian Reidinger, Daniel Burke, Darren Drew [KPM Music] (after a couple days' rest, Diane's fever breaks, and her headache slowly improves)
- Penetrate the Clouds - Will Musser [KPM Music] (a few weeks later, Diane is at home going on her computer)
- ? (Diane finds herself unable to see the keys on her computer)
- Imminent Danger - Pierre Bernard [Cezame Music Agency] (Diane has a blind spot in her eyes)
- Field Operatives* - David Vanacore, Brandon Thompson [KPM Music] (explanation of ocular migraines)
- Surrounded in the Swamp (No Guitars) - David Vanacore, Brandon Thompson [KPM Music] (Diane heads to bed, but notices she sees lights and colors even with her eyes closed)
- ? ("Diane Lewis' eyesight has gone haywire."/Diane calls Pete)
- Firestorm - Luke Richards [Audio Network] (Pete insists Diane go to the E.R., where a doctor does a visual field test on Diane/explanation of the optic nerve)
- ? (doctors believe it could be meningitis)
- ? (explanation of meningitis)
- Homeless - Christian Mesmin [Cezame Music Agency] (Pete calls Diane's mother Sammie, who rushes to the E.R.)
- Dangerous Knowledge - Terry Devine-King [Audio Network] (doctors order a spinal tip on Diane)
- ? (tests come back negative for meningitis, and Diane is discharged from the hospital)
- ? ("For a month, Diane Lewis has been suffering from bizarre vision problems and severe headaches.")
- ? (a few days later, Diane, Pete, and Sammie meet with neuro-ophthalmologist Dr. Larry Brenner/Dr. Brenner examines the back of Diane's eye and sees her optic nerve is inflamed)
- ? (Dr. Brenner asks Diane if she has a cat, and Diane explains she has a kitten she rescued a few months earlier)
- ? (Diane diagnosed with cat scratch fever)
- Making Sharp Turns (30) - David Vanacore, Brandon Thompson [KPM Music] (the bartonella henselae bacteria has settled in Diane's optic nerve)
- The Final Wait - Bruno Alexiu [Cezame Music Agency] ("Ms. Lewis had...pretty significant disease...about as bad as I've seen in many, many years.")
- World of the News - Guy Skornik, Elisabeth Skornik [Cezame Music Agency] ("Cats contract the bartonella henselae infection from the excrement of infected fleas.")
- The Empty City - Guy Skornik, Elisabeth Skornik [Cezame Music Agency] ("I never thought that getting scratched by a little, tiny kitten could cause something like this.")
- Fragile Earth - Christian Mesmin [Cezame Music Agency] (Diane's job as a lifeguard and ability to be a boxer require her to have good vision, and not being able to do those things would destroy her)
- ? (Dr. Brenner treats the infection with a combination of antibiotics and steroids)
- ? (for a month, Diane endures the rigorous treatment)
- Good Hope [#15] - Frederic Sans [APM Music] (a month after the diagnosis, Diane has a check-up with Dr. Brenner, which shows that Diane's condition has improved)
- Organic Matter - Selma Mutal [Cezame Music Agency] (however, the bacteria has left Diane partially blind in her left eye)
- ? (Diane now works at a vet clinic, and is applying for vet school)
- Take a Break - Drew Lerdal [KPM Music] (Diane has also given her cat to Pete)
- Life or Death - Terry Devine-King [Audio Network] (how to reduce the chances of contracting cat scratch fever)
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