See No Evil

DJ Ervin Holton was discovered shot dead on a friend’s porch, with no witnesses to the crime. Investigators have identified security cameras on a nearby shop that could provide footage to help locate the murderer; the cameras may capture the suspect’s movements, offering a vital lead.

The series entry titled Ervin Holton is presented as a programme episode. It centres on the tragic death of a disc jockey named Ervin Holton, whose story unfolds within a single, self‑contained instalment. The episode adopts a straightforward narrative style, focusing on the immediate aftermath of the crime and the police response. In the opening scene, Ervin Holton is discovered shot dead on the porch of a close friend’s house. The circumstances are stark – there are no eyewitnesses to the shooting, leaving investigators with very little direct testimony. The absence of a witness forces the police to look for alternative sources of information that might shed light on who carried out the killing. While canvassing the area, detectives notice a pair of surveillance cameras mounted outside a neighbouring shop. These devices could have captured the perpetrator’s movements before or after the murder, offering a possible breakthrough in the case. The episode follows the officers as they seek to retrieve and analyse the footage, hoping the visual record will point them toward the individual responsible for Holton’s death. The narrative builds around the detectives' hope that the shop’s surveillance will deliver the crucial evidence they lack, turning the modest footage into the key that could finally identify the murderer.