Killer in Plain Sight
Upcoming episodes
Mar 29th
200p
Murder in the Cabin (Amy Bosley)
A secluded getaway turns deadly when 9-1-1 receives a call from Amy Bosley claiming her husband is being attacked at their cabin deep in the woods. Police arrive to find the husband, Bob, shot to death, and Amy says that the killer ran out the back door into the woods. A massive search is undertaken to find the killer, who police believe was attempting to rob the cabin, but the search turns up nothing. As it happens, the Bosley’s were extremely wealthy, and while money seems a likely motive, greed can take more forms than simple robbery.
Mar 29th
230p
Late Night Killer (Warren Mackey)
Police confront a bizarre crime scene when they find single mother Norma Rodriguez strangled to death with her entire head completely wrapped in duct tape. No one can seem to explain why a killer would want to do this with her head, but the more important question - who actually killed Norma? – proves to be the harder one to answer, even after more women are found dead in a similar fashion. Is there a serial killer on the loose? Yes or no, police won’t get their answer until new advancements in DNA evidence emerge to help them along the way.
Mar 29th
300p
Family Night Nightmare (William Gray)
Ben Oxley is killed in his sleep with a shotgun blast to the head, and his wife Melissa is sleeping right beside him when it happens. Melissa quickly becomes the prime suspect when parts of her story appear far-fetched. Why wasn’t she injured at all? Why didn’t she notice Ben had been shot until leaving the room and then coming back? And that massive life insurance policy Ben had just taken out doesn’t look too good for Melissa either. But it turns out Ben had also recently been in a bitter custody battle with his ex-wife. Suddenly there’s more places to cast suspicion than Melissa Oxley, and police are going to need the help of a surprising phone call before the truth comes to light.
Mar 29th
330p
Love Triangle of Evil (Hetzel & Bloss)
The friends of 19-year-old Devon Guzman are worried when she doesn’t make it home one night. Searching her favourite park, they discover Devon’s dead body in the backseat of her car the next morning. Despite it looking like a drug overdose, police are suspicious about the scene. Devon had recently moved in with her partner, Keary Renner, but it turns out that Keary wasn’t the only lover in Devon’s life. As police investigate, they discover a spiteful lesbian love triangle and a jealous husband caught in the middle of it. With so much anger in the air, did one of them take it too far?
Mar 30th
200p
Journal of Death (Emily Lauenborg)
When separated single mother Dana Laskowski is found strangled to death on her couch, police are puzzled by a lack of motive. A professional nanny with triplets of her own, who would want her dead? Police start by investigating the men in Dana’s life. There are enough of them and a few of seem to have a somewhat dangerous interest in Dana. Between her jealous boyfriend, angry ex, and an obsessed stalker, there seems to plenty of suspects who are strong enough to strangle her. Police are perplexed when they can’t seem to pin the murder on any of them, until a profiler helps shine a light on the true killer.
Mar 30th
230p
Satanic Homicide (William Gray)
Idaho Falls, a peaceful farming town, is shocked by the sudden double-homicide of long-time friends Reeda Roudy and Betty Gray. The two women were shot in their beds at close range and in the kitchen, police find a shrine to the devil, with the words “Satan loves you” written in a victim’s blood. The town has no history of satanic worship, leaving police completely baffled. As the investigation into the murders deepens, the truth may not lay in the bloody message, but in somewhere more mundane – the mysterious tracks left by a kid’s bicycle.
Mar 30th
300p
Blood on the Ranch (Jane Dorotick)
On a midwinter day, a San Diego horse rancher called the police to report that her husband, Bob Dorotick, had gone for a jog and never returned. After a brief search by the police, Bob is found dead in the brush not far from his ranch, and his death was clearly no accident. He had been beaten, drugged and strangled, and then left by the side of the road. Somebody murdered Bob, and an investigation into life on the ranch uncovers enough simmering tensions to warrant murder, but no one is ready to confess. With few clues to go on, the case rests on a close examination of the faint tire treads left at the scene.
Mar 30th
330p
Intent to Kill (Sandra Jessee)
Jack Jessee thinks that the cancer inside him might be his end, but someone else thinks differently when they stab him to death in his own home. The police have several potential suspects - Jack’s wife, his daughter, his son-in-law - but find that all of them have apparently unbreakable alibis. The case goes cold for seven years, but Jack’s children urge the police not to give up. A crack in the case appears when a bartender recalls someone bragging about being a hitman in a murder for hire and in the end, a tiny scrap of paper is all it takes to blow the case wide open.
Mar 31st
200p
Girls Gone (Caleb Matlock)
The parents of 18-year-old Dana Woods get worried when their daughter fails to come home one night. Dana had been having a night out with her friend, 22-year-old June Guerry, and June hasn’t come home either. While out searching, Dana’s father spots a strange man driving her car, but he can’t catch up with him. A police search finds neither the car, the girls, or the mysterious driver. But not long after, Dana’s car is found torched in the woods and slowly the events of a dark and twisted night are discovered, piece by bloody piece.
Mar 31st
230p
The Barefoot Killer (Carolyn Krizan-Wilson)
One night at home, Carolyn Krizan-Wilson is sexually assaulted by a barefooted burglar and her ailing husband Roy is shot to death in his bed. Carolyn manages to shoot at the assailant as he is running away, but misses. With no other witnesses and no evidence, police spend months trying to track down the alleged killer, but the crime goes unsolved for many years. Roy’s children plead for the case to be re-examined and they finally get their wish with a Texas Ranger. As Carolyn ages and her dementia worsens, she begins to reveal clues that might finally solve this case and bring Roy’s killer to justice.