See No Evil

[Armchair63]

Well this is my first thread, I try to watch a lot of crime shows and today I came across a new one that I haven’t seen , the title is See No Evil It is a crime series about how surveillance cameras solve crime.I have only seen the 1st episode but you will see a kidnapping in progress, it is on Discovery Plus,

 

[kadman]

They certainly can help in solving crime, but amazingly they don't deter some people one bit.

 

[Armchair63]

Unfortunately

 

[Armchair63]

Unfortunately

 

[Armchair63]

Well this is my first thread, I try to watch a lot of crime shows and today I came across a new one that I haven’t seen , the title is See No Evil It is a crime series about how surveillance cameras solve crime.I have only seen the 1st episode but you will see a kidnapping in progress, it is on Discovery Plus,

https://amp.kansascity.com/news/local/article10539872.html

 

[Armchair63]

https://amp.kansascity.com/news/local/article10539872.html

https://amp.kansascity.com/news/local/article10539872.html

 

[JurassicParker]

Currently watching the newest episode. I’ve seen every episode and it’s sad and horrifying to know you are watching someone’s last moments. Season 8 Episode 3 still haunts me.

 

[Sonny Crockett]

Recently started watching the true crime TV series "See no Evil" for the first time. I'm almost finished with S01. The series is haunting & extremely disturbing, but also somewhat satisfying. This is due to the fact that the cameras/video (that are almost everywhere these days) have in many cases helped catch the perps. re: these crimes.

I.e., it's extremely evident that if it weren't for the cameras in these cases, many/most/all of these perps. would still be walking free. Though the camera footage is in many instances grainy/unclear, it still gives the authorities something to go on re: types of vehicles used in these crimes; when someone left/didn't leave from a location; whether someone is lying as to whether they were/weren't at a location; etc.