A DIARY DISCOVERED ON A RECYCLED COMPUTER LEADS LILLY TO REOPEN THE 1999 DEATH OF A HEALTHY YOUNG WOMAN FROM A STRESS-INDUCED HEART ATTACK, ON "COLD CASE," SUNDAY, NOV. 13

"Start-Up" -- When a diary containing information about the death of a young woman is discovered on a recycled computer, Lilly and the team reopen the 1999 case of a healthy young woman, Amy, who died of a stress-induced heart attack after her dot.com company crashed, on COLD CASE, Sunday, Nov. 13 (8:00-9:00 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television Network. James Whitmore Jr. directed the episode that was written by Karin Lewicki.

Amy was a self described workaholic who devoted her life to her company and was, for a brief moment, a dot.com millionaire. Despite Amy's ability, she made poor business decisions and her business partner spent all the money. Her main programmer, who was in love with her, had a motive to kill her because she spurned his attentions. But his alibi is air tight. Now Lilly must sort fact from fiction and close the case.

Lilly Rush: Kathryn Morris
John Stillman: John Finn
Nick Vera: Jeremy Ratchford
Will Jeffries: Thom Barry
Scotty Valens: Danny Pino
Amy Lind (1999): Sarah Jane Morris
Scott (1995/2005): Rodney Scott
Clifton Coleman 1999/2005): Richard Cox
Geraldine (1999/2005): Deborah Van Valkenburgh
Malvinder (1999/2005): Amir Talai
Taylor: Zach Mills
Nancy: Lori Lynn Lively
Alora Lind: Valerie Dillman
Anna Mayes: Robin Weigert
Dante Gutierrez: Mark Adair-Rios

RATING: To Be Announced