See No Evil

- Season 9

(2022)

When a Tennessee State Trooper is murdered in the middle of a highway, investigators turn to his dashcam for answers, and a manhunt is quickly launched, but it takes even more surveillance video to pick up a killer's trail and crack the case.

When 16-year-old Diamond Bradley disappears from home, her family is mystified. Detectives hope surveillance footage will lead them to the missing girl before it's too late, but the trail Diamond leaves behind is more terrifying than anyone expected.

Michelle Mockbee arrives at work early in order to get ahead on payroll. She is murdered outside her office less than an hour later. The detectives follow the surveillance footage to a closet full of dirty secrets that may have been worth killing for.

Dawn Meade, 40, was discovered dead outside an apartment complex in Louisa, Virginia, in 2017. Detectives must determine whether her death was accidental or not, so they turn to surveillance footage to find out the truth.

On July 5, 2011, a young couple on their way home from a night of birthday celebrations is shot while getting gas, and with the killers long since vanished, detectives must rely on the grainy gas station video to unravel a senseless act of evil.

In Alexandria, VA, Nancy Dunning, Ronald Kirby and Ruthanne Lodato are all fatally shot in broad daylight by a gunman knocking at the front door; detectives attempt to use security footage to track down the killer before they strike again.

Single mom Laura Ackerson leaves for work one morning and never returns. With no leads, police turn to surveillance cameras to locate her. But the more footage they uncover, the more sinister the case becomes. Can they find Laura before it's too late?

Tierra Hall says her final goodbyes to her mother on March 27, 2015. The teen's body is discovered outside an abandoned house 24 hours later. Can surveillance footage help police solve this brutal mystery with so few clues on the scene?

Samantha Josephson, a college student, boards what she believes to be her rideshare in 2019 after a night out with friends, never to be seen alive again. Police must rely on CCTV footage to help them follow the killer's trail because they have little other information.

In Cedar Rapids, Iowa, in May 2019, a shooter opens fire on four teenagers in a parked car before fleeing with the aid of a getaway driver. The community is devastated and desperately wants justice; surveillance video might aid police in catching the killer.