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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.
A spree killer is on the loose in New Mexico; in Colorado, a mother is found dead inside an isolated cabin.
A young woman disappears after meeting up with an old flame; in the UK, a dating app-related murder unfolds.
The murder of a couple is caught on camera; in the UK, a long-standing feud turns fatal.
An abandoned car is found with four bodies inside; in the UK, a woman is murdered by her stalker.
The murders of Martika Ferguson and Tiffiney Crawford expose the deadly toll of disproportionate revenge.
A woman is shot in her car by her estranged husband in front of her daughter. In the US, a Vietnam veteran is shot at home by his son over a will dispute.
Kira Steger's murder by her husband and Whitney Gray's fatal road rage shooting reveal the devastating toll of violence both in relationships and on the open road.
Two cases of domestic abuse: Patricia Birmingham in the US and Marta Chmielecka in the UK, both killed by their partners, reveal the deadly consequences of toxic relationships.
Pregnant Summer Tatum is shot twice by her husband after she discovers his online affair. Businesswoman Andreen McDonald is killed by her husband, Andre, with a hammer.
A young UK student is raped and murdered. Surveillance footage traps a serial sex offender. A jazz musician and his new girlfriend are murdered a week apart.
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.
