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Surveillance footage plays a central role in tracking down the killers in two murder cases.
Surveillance footage plays a central role in tracking down the killers in two murder cases.
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Killers: Caught on Camera
S4, EP1 "Idaho Students and Louis Price"Surveillance footage plays a central role in tracking down the killers in two murder cases.
Killers: Caught on Camera
S3, EP5 "Cheryl Hooper & Solomon Hayhurst"A mother is found shot in her car with no witnesses; a son kills his veteran father, claiming self-defense.
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