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Digital forensics reveals the killer in one case; CCTV and blood evidence expose the truth in another case.
Digital forensics reveals the killer in one case; CCTV and blood evidence expose the truth in another case.
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Killers: Caught on Camera
S2, EP4 "Edge and Dafter"A businesswoman is in a whirlwind romance, but her newfound joy is cut short when her family finds her murdered; a bizarre confession reveals a deluded mind behind her death; in Northampton, England, a man with multiple stab wounds is discovered.
Killers: Caught on Camera
S1, EP3 "Gretchen and Kerry"A murder in a garage is recorded on camera in the US; a woman is found stabbed 54 times in the UK.
Killers: Caught on Camera
S2, EP10 "Jones and Keller"In Texas, a husband fails to stop his wife from taking her own life with a gunshot to the back of her head; home surveillance reveals the truth; in Washington state, a man builds a bunker in secret with a diabolical plan for his wife and daughter.
Killers: Caught on Camera
S3, EP6 "Martika Ferguson & Tiffiney Crawford"The murders of Martika Ferguson and Tiffiney Crawford expose the deadly toll of disproportionate revenge.
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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