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A British woman is found dead after a date; a girl is killed to cover up an inappropriate relationship.
A sister tracks down her brother's killer; CCTV is the main witness to identifying the killer of a mother.
A couple are found dismembered in their own home; a woman is found dead after being stalked by a stranger.
A camera hidden in a bag of chocolates solves a murder; a gloating social media post entraps a killer.
Police investigate the disappearance of a 5-year-old boy; a young girl's body is discovered in a field.
In the United States, a five-year-old boy is found dead after going on a trip to Disneyland with his father, and in the United Kingdom, a parking dispute escalates into a double murder.
In the US, recordings provide vital evidence to solve the death of a man's wife. While in the UK, a feud leads to a house fire that kills four young children and their mother.
In the US, a murder in a garage is recorded on camera while police pursue their suspect to the Mexican border. In the UK, a woman is found in her bedroom stabbed 54 times after a night out.
In the United States, a missing 15-year-old is found by cadaver dogs. In the United Kingdom, a mystery needs to be solved in order to identify a dismembered body found in a suitcase.
In the UK, the dismembered body of a woman leaves a gay couple, obsessed by serial killers, in the frame. In the US, a hidden camera provides vital evidence to help bring justice to a family.
Fan-favourite series "Killers: Caught on Camera is returning for its third season on 10 April. This unique series highlights how CCTV footage has played a crucial role in solving murder investigations. Each episode features cases from the UK and the US, in which video evidence helped track down and identify the killer. Criminal psychologist and author Dr Julia Shaw returns as the lead expert, providing psychological insights into the perpetrators and their actions as captured on video.