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While investigators uncover a twist in one murder case, digital evidence raises questions in another.
While investigators uncover a twist in one murder case, digital evidence raises questions in another.
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Killers: Caught on Camera
S4, EP5 "Becky Bliefnick and Keeley Bunker"While investigators uncover a twist in one murder case, digital evidence raises questions in another.
Killers: Caught on Camera
S2, EP5 "Newborough and Diallo"In the U.K., a young woman fails to come home after a mysterious date; her worried family desperately searches for her, only to discover a devious attempt at a cover-up; in the U.S., a young mother is found dead in a house fire.
Killers: Caught on Camera
S1, EP5 "Piqui and the Chapples"In the United States, a five-year-old boy is found dead after going on a trip to Disneyland with his father; in the United Kingdom, a parking dispute escalates into a double murder.
Killers: Caught on Camera
S1, EP7 "Deborah and Emmanuel"A camera hidden in a bag of chocolates solves a murder; a gloating social media post entraps a killer.
Killers: Caught on Camera
S4, EP10 "Josh Bashford, Chloe Bashford and Shannon Hiott"A double murder case ends in a confession; CCTV exposes a jealous former partner.
Killers: Caught on Camera
S4, EP9 "Kristil Krug and Natasha Morais"Two separate cases reveal how betrayal leads to tragic consequences.
Killers: Caught on Camera
S4, EP8 "Dylan Rounds and Cristina Prodan"A killer records himself tampering with the weapon; phone data exposes betrayal.
Killers: Caught on Camera
S4, EP7 "Lauren DeWise and Cristina Ortiz-Lozano"Footprints unravel lies in one case; CCTV retraces the final moments of a victim.
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