Living in a surveillance society means everyday actions are caught on camera, mostly of honest citizens going about their routines. Video, however, doesn't discriminate; criminals also end up on film. "See No Evil" presents dramatic stories of crimes being solved with the aid of surveillance cameras. Testimony from police, eyewitnesses and families are woven into re-enactments bolstered by actual security-camera footage, which helps unlock answers to cases that otherwise might have remained unsolved and left dangerous perpetrators at large.

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Gabriel Perez, 20, is shot at a fast food restaurant in Fargo; investigators use surveillance camera footage.
After the murder of Johnny Soekhies in Alabama, authorities turn to CCTV to hunt his killer; surveillance footage reveals a vehicle driving Johnny to the place of his eventual murder and captures a glimpse of a sinister figure lurking in the shadows.
After the shooting of a military veteran in his own home, detectives hunt a trail of CCTV across Kansas City to find his elusive killers; grainy footage reveals a connection between the hooded assailant and the driver of a silver BMW.
When 37-year-old Merrilee Cox-Lafferty disappears in Utah, investigators turn to CCTV to track her down; when her car turns up 300 miles away in Idaho, new persons of interest enter the frame, and Merrilee's disappearance is something more sinister.
When a gunman shoots Reggie Ward at a gas station in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, witnesses and the victim's girlfriend, are unable to identify the shooter; investigators follow a trail of surveillance footage and GPS data to find an unexpected suspect.
When 60-year-old Ilene Gowan goes missing, Council Bluffs PD turn to CCTV to retrace her movements; they follow a trail of surveillance footage to unpick the lies of someone close to Ilene and reveal the shocking truth of what happened to her.
In Baltimore, a killer strangles two women to death less than a week apart; investigators piece together the clues from CCTV footage from the locations of the two homicides to reveal a suspect with designs on becoming a serial killer.
In the aftermath of the brutal slaying of a homeless man, James Tony Wise, Portland PD, turns to the footage from CCTV cameras to find his killer; detectives use the images to retrace the rampage through the city of a violent offender.
When 71-year-old Cindy Mudd goes missing, the Kanawha County Sheriff's Office turns to CCTV to retrace her movements; they follow a trail of footage to zero in on their suspects and reveal the shocking truth of what happened to Cindy.
When 56-year-old Andy McGuffee turns up murdered in his burnt-out home, the Oklahoma State Bureau of Investigation looks to surveillance footage to zero in on their suspects. It reveals the shocking truth of what happened to Andy.

The brutal murder of an elderly landlady offers no forensic answers.
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An 18-year-old named Kyle Farishian is brutally attacked by a masked assailant; with no physical evidence, detectives scrutinize the store's footage for clues.
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New Mexico State Police are called in to investigate when loving couple Gary and Linda Haas fail to reach their vacation campsite; with no forensic evidence and no witnesses, all they can do is scour CCTV footage for clues to unravel the mystery.
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When Laura Pietscher, a 28-year-old resident of Sebring, Fla., turns up dead in a dumpster 90 miles away in Tampa, detectives turn to CCTV footage to trace her fatal journey and identify her murderer.
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Young professional Sasha Samsudean disappears after a night out in downtown Orlando, Fla.; detectives turn to video surveillance footage to unravel the mystery and bring Sasha's killer to justice.
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Josh Richards is shot execution style in the middle of a nightclub in Appleton, Wis.; when detectives delve deeper into the investigation, they discover a camera has the potential to reveal the identity of a killer.
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