Valley of the Damned - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
The Kill List
Police must work to connect the seemingly unrelated murders of Dominos' pizza delivery driver Nathan Leon and Colorado Prisons Chief Tom Clements. Investigators go from having virtually no information to being swamped by a myriad of possible suspects with a motive to kill, and a suspect pool that spans Colorado's 20,000 former prison inmates.
The Absent Father
When Jim Durgan's body is found in Prison Valley, no one knows why. His estranged wife is drawing a blank and his out-of-state girlfriend can't explain it. What follows is a murky investigation that unravels a sinister and cleverly staged murder plot.
Killer Confession
When Lea Porter goes missing in Prison Valley, her family turn to detectives to try and find her. Their investigation leads to a shocking discovery – the killer's true identity. As the killer evades arrest, Lea's brother devises a plan to make him confess.
The Second Shot
When Diane Hood is killed outside a community center in Prison Valley, no one can understand why anyone would want to murder the well-liked housewife. The answer involves betrayal, greed, and obsession in an infamous love triangle turned murder plot.
The Jehovah Jinx
Jehovah's Witness Pam Candelario is murdered, and her husband Ralph is severely beaten during a what at first appears to be a home invasion. But this soon turns into one of the most bizarre murder cases the police have ever encountered.
Impossible Perpetrator
When teen Candace Hiltz is shot in Prison Valley, the police pursue her troubled brother James as a potential suspect. With no evidence against him, the case goes cold. Ten years later, the things heat up when a cop's storage unit is discovered to contain evidence in Candace's murder.
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