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A camera hidden in a bag of chocolates solves a murder; a gloating social media post entraps a killer.
A camera hidden in a bag of chocolates solves a murder; a gloating social media post entraps a killer.
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S4, EP1 "Idaho Students and Louis Price"Surveillance footage plays a central role in tracking down the killers in two murder cases.
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S4, EP2 "Jasmine Pace and Megan Newton"CCTV and GPS find the killer of Jasmine Pace; digital forensics reveals Megan Newton's killer.
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S4, EP3 "Angela Craig and Cheryl Hart"Cameras capture a calculated poisoning plot; a routine stop uncovers another killer.
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S4, EP4 "Collin Turner and Mary Kay Wohlfarth"A 9-1-1 call captures the final moments of Collin Turner; CCTV helps reveal Mary Kay Wohlfarth's killer.
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