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A double murder case ends in a confession; CCTV exposes a jealous former partner.
A double murder case ends in a confession; CCTV exposes a jealous former partner.
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S3, EP1 "Libby Squire & Heather Frank, Scott Sessions"CCTV reveals the final moments of a student: in the US. a double homicide leaves a trail of digital evidence.
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S4, EP10 "Josh Bashford, Chloe Bashford and Shannon Hiott"A double murder case ends in a confession; CCTV exposes a jealous former partner.
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