Killer Town - Season 2

On New Years Eve, 2010, Kurt Johnson leaves a local bar but never makes it home. Authorities begin their search and what they uncover shocks them to the core.

Just outside of Verdigre, Nebraska, a domestic altercation ends in death. Frances Thompson claims to have killed in self-defence, but investigators aren't so sure.

Keith Black, a prominent figure in the Taekwondo community, vanishes and authorities battle against the odds to uncover the horrifying truth into his whereabouts.

When a bomb kills a young paraplegic mother, authorities must determine if it was sent by a drug dealer seeking revenge or someone much closer to the victim.

Nicholas Brophy goes out for late night walk and disappears without a trace, sparking an investigation that takes two years to find any answers.

When a retired professional wrestler is brutally murdered, police coordinate a massive sting operation that brings a savage small-town conspiracy to light.

Authorities are up against it as they attempt to unlock the clues and solve the horrendous double murder of a beloved dairy farming couple with no clear suspects.

A Halloween murder shocks the community of Armstrong, BC. With little more than a composite sketch to go on, investigators work to bring the killer to justice.

Detectives race against the clock when Sydney Loofe vanishes after an online date. As the investigation wears on, a horrible truth begins to emerge from the darkness.

Investigators are stumped when businesswoman Doreen Bradley is found murdered in her rural home, until the DNA of an unknown person is uncovered.

When an eccentric elderly man is murdered in rural Saskatchewan, Canada, a mysterious stranger - who had been spotted lurking in town - goes on the run.

When the Klaus' home is burned down in the middle of the night, the only surviving family member believes that their spirits are telling him who is responsible.

When Abbie Speir's body is pulled from her burning house, investigators discover the fire is no accident and believe the killer could be lurking close to home.