Ep 1. Captured On Camera

See No Evil is a true-crime series that uses surveillance footage and witness interviews to reconstruct some of the most puzzling criminal cases.

In season 3, the show returns with an all-new episode Captured On Camera, which tells the story of a young woman named Susan Taraskiewicz, who disappeared in 1992 under mysterious circumstances.

Susan was a devoted daughter, a loyal friend, and a hardworking truck driver who had no known enemies. She worked long hours at the gas station, which was owned by a notorious gangster Whitey Bulger, and even won an award for being the best employee.

However, on September 12th, 1992, Susan's co-workers found her abandoned truck in the nearby industrial park with her body inside. She had been brutally beaten, strangled, and stabbed multiple times.

The police launched an investigation, but the case proved to be a dead-end. There were no witnesses, no apparent motives, and no suspects. For almost 30 years, Susan's murder remained a unsolved mystery that haunted her family and friends.

That is until the emergence of a new lead, which involved a piece of evidence that had been overlooked for decades - the surveillance footage from the gas station that Susan worked at.

Using the latest technology, the detectives reviewed the footage frame by frame, and discovered something chilling - there was an unknown man who appeared to be following Susan on the night of her disappearance.

The man was seen loitering outside the gas station, and then sitting in his car, waiting for Susan to finish her shift. He followed her out of the gas station, and then disappeared from the camera's view.

The detectives were convinced that this man was the key to solving Susan's murder, but they had no idea who he was or how to find him. That's where the public came in.

The police released the footage to the media and urged anyone who recognized the man to come forward. The response was overwhelming, with hundreds of tips flooding in from all over the country.

As the detectives sifted through the tips, they began to piece together a picture of the suspect. He was believed to be a middle-aged white male with a mustache, who drove an early 90s maroon or red Chevrolet Cavalier.

With this information, the police launched a manhunt, which would lead them to a shocking discovery.

Captured On Camera is a riveting episode that takes viewers on a journey into the heart of a murder investigation and the power of surveillance footage as a forensic tool. The show not only sheds light on the unsolved case of Susan Taraskiewicz but also raises important questions about the use of technology in criminal investigations.