Murder on CCTV

When a 13‑year‑old boy comes home, he finds his stepmother dead and his 15‑year‑old sister missing. The police race quickly against time, trying to piece together the killer’s video trail in order to locate the sister and identify the murderer.

is a programme presented in the format of an episode. It falls squarely within the genre of a single‑installment drama, offering a self‑contained story that unfolds over its runtime. The title hints at a dark, twisted narrative, and the structure is that of a conventional televised episode rather than a series or a feature film. The central storyline follows a thirteen‑year‑old boy who returns home only to discover his stepmother has been brutally murdered. In the same shocking moment, his fifteen‑year‑old sister has vanished without a trace. The young protagonist is thrust into a terrifying reality, and the investigation quickly pivots to the authorities, who are forced to act with urgency. Police officers race against time, trying to reconstruct the sequence of events by analysing a video trail left by the perpetrator. The focus of the investigation is the killer’s recorded footage, which the police hope will reveal clues about the crime and the missing sister’s whereabouts. Their effort centres on piecing together this visual evidence, turning the video into a crucial piece of the puzzle. As the detectives work to decode the footage, the tension builds around whether they can identify the murderer and locate the absent teenager before the trail runs cold.