See No Evil - Season 11

Season 11
Episodes

Prison Break
An escaped inmate murders Debra Johnson, who was a highly respected Correctional Administrator, at her home outside the prison. With the public at risk, law enforcement detectives scour through surveillance footage for clues to hunt down the perpetrator before he strikes again.

Tapes Don't Lie
33-year-old Michael Scott is shot dead on the streets of downtown Baltimore; detectives are in a race against time to find the gunman before he strikes again; a trail of cameras lining the city's streets and buses may lead police to the killer.

Alaska Serial Killer
In 2016, 21-year-old Brianna Foisy and 41-year-old Jason Netter are killed on an Alaskan cycle path. It's a crime that baffles police, until similar murders begin to happen. Police follow clues in a shocking murder caught on CCTV to track the killer.

The Devil's Bathtub
In 2016, father Craig Rideout is reported missing after a strange home intrusion; within hours, police find a body matching Craig's description fifty miles away; using surveillance footage and forensics, detectives unravel an unbelievable plot.

A Crash, Not an Accident
In 2017, police find 51-year-old Jorge Rodriguez wandering the streets with gunshot wounds near a crashed car riddled with bullet holes; to get justice for Jorge's heartbroken daughters, they follow a trail of CCTV left by the mysterious suspect.

Mr. Big
In a Calgary pub in 2010, 36-year-old barman Dexter Bain is brutally slain during a failed robbery; detectives use surveillance footage from a nearby store to find the suspect and stage a filmed sting operation to prove who pulled the trigger.

Toying With Us
In 2013, someone murders 35-year-old assistant manager Larry Wells in his office at Toys R Us; a disguised knife-wielding man appears on camera stalking the store; police must now follow the trail of surveillance footage to track down the killer...

The Hand-Off
In 2018, a killer shoots 33-year-old restaurant worker Joshua Webb outside an apartment block in Beckley, West Virginia; to solve the murder and identify the culprit, police must unravel a web of lies by following a trail of security footage...

Night Caller
When a 33-year-old restaurateur is shot dead in his backyard in an exclusive South Carolina neighborhood, CCTV cameras take detectives on the hunt for a strange woman and a mysterious vehicle seen prowling the streets...

The Man in the Cowboy Hat
In 2016, in Kamloops, Canada, a motel cleaner finds the body of an unidentified woman in one of the rooms; detectives turn to surveillance cameras to track a mysterious suspect in a cowboy hat, leading to a desperate manhunt across Canada.
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