See No Evil

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See No Evil

In March 2014, the bodies of two women lie behind a grocery store in Galveston, Texas. With few clues to go on, the homicide investigation gets off to a slow start.

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Season 7
Police are called to the scene of a accident in West Chester, Pennsylvania. Bianca Roberson is found dead at the wheel of her car and an autopsy reveals a sinister crime.
In 2013, Kira Steger goes missing after a date night with her husband at the Mall of America; after a shocking discovery in a parking lot, investigators fear foul play.
Season 9
A motorist shoots dead Whitney Gray while she shops with her young kids and teenage niece; detectives follow a trail of CCTV to track down the suspect car.
In 2017, Alisha Canales-McGuire is shot dead at her sister's house. Detectives can find no reason why anyone would kill Alisha. CCTV and social media lead to a tangled murder plot
Choir director Kathy Blair's son discovers her murdered at home; detectives find camera footage containing a shadowy figure that might be their killer.
'See No Evil' presents dramatic stories of crimes being solved with the aid of surveillance cameras.
'See No Evil' presents dramatic stories of crimes being solved with the aid of surveillance cameras.
'See No Evil' presents dramatic stories of crimes being solved with the aid of surveillance cameras.
In 2018, a killer shoots a 33-year-old restaurant worker Joshua Webb outside an apartment block in Beckley, W.V.
In 2016, 21-year-old Brianna Foisy and 41-year-old Jason Netter are killed on an Alaskan cycle path. It's a crime that baffles police, until similar murders begin to happen.
An escaped inmate murders Debra Johnson, a respected Correctional Administrator, at her home outside the prison; with the public at risk, police scour surveillance footage.
Season 8
Detectives rely on surveillance footage at a hospital in Tyler, Texas, when patients mysteriously start dying in the intensive care unit.
In North Carolina, Stephanie Powell-Anderson's convenience store shift ends in bloodshed, as part of a larger pattern of violence plaguing the area.
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