In Plain Sight

When police informant Susan Smith disappears without a trace, police just assume she has just taken off again. But her sister Shelby keeps insisting that Susan's mystery boyfriend was up to no good, and as the months go by, it starts to look like she's right.

When Derrick Dorsey finds his wife Kim dead beside their bed, and he tells 9-1-1 that he thinks it's a suicide. Police find it's a strange conclusion, considering there are bullet holes in the wall and zip ties around Kim's wrists.

Robert Spangler has very bad luck with his wives, they all seem to wind up dead. When police see a pattern emerging, they take a closer look at who could be making it so dangerous to be married to Robert.

When Mark Winger shoots and kills an intruder who was violently attacking his wife, he is hailed by the public as a tragic hero. The case is quickly closed as a justifiable homicide, but for police, there's one piece of evidence that isn't adding up.

Teacher Libbi Baume is violently stabbed to death in her own bedroom, rocking the peaceful farming town of Payette. In a place where everyone knows everyone, it's hard to conceive that one amongst you could be a killer.

In the middle of a large convention, Ben Novack Jr. is bludgeoned to death by a barbell in his hotel room. It appears that this convention had a murderer on the guest list.

Multi-millionaire Bob Bosley is gunned down in his remote cabin, and his wife Amy claims a robber killed Bob and dashed off into the woods. A wide search of the woods turns up nothing, but a search of Bob's lifestyle turns up many interesting details, maybe even a motive for murder.

Police are baffled when they find Norma Rodriquez strangled in her home with her entire head wrapped in duct tape. Her four-year-old son saw parts of the crime, but how reliable can the testimony be from someone so young, especially when his story keeps changing?

Melissa Oxley is sprung awake by the sound of a shotgun blast, and she finds her husband Ben dead right next to her. But why didn't Melissa see anything, and why did she get away with only a ringing in her ears?

Shortly after 19-year old Devon Guzman moves in with her partner Keary, she is found dead in the backseat of her car. Was it a suicide? A drug overdose? Something doesn't add up, especially when the police find out her relationship is an "open" one with more than one jealous lover.

Recently separated single mother Dana Laskowski is found strangled to death in her home on a night when her triplets are visiting their father. The crime scene suggests that she knew her attacker, and the investigation reveals there are more than a few people who had an unhealthy obsession with Dana.

Satan worship may have come to the peaceful town of Idaho Falls when two friends are shot to death in their beds, with the words "Satan loves you" left as a message in the kitchen. As the case widens, it becomes clear that there are several people who may have wanted these women dead, and Satan isn't one of them.

When 55year old jogger Bob Dorotick is found dead by the side of a countryside road with tire tracks leading from the scene, it is obvious he was murdered. But what is mysterious is that he wasn't hit by a car, he was bludgeoned, drugged and strangled, then left by the side of the road. Somebody clearly wanted Bob dead, but who?