The Night That Didn't End

Season 2

TV-14
When a person is murdered, their life's story comes to an abrupt end. But for the loved ones left behind, friends and family often relive traumatic memories in vivid detail for the rest of their lives. These painful recollections can also contain clues that help detectives piece together the victim's Night That Didn't End.

Where to Watch Season 2

6 Episodes

  • My Name Is Denise
    E1
    My Name Is DeniseIn North Port, Fla., police receive a call reporting that a young mother has gone missing; in an effort to find her, detectives follow a trail of incoming 911 calls that reveal a heartbreaking story more horrific than they could have ever imagined.
  • Missing Half
    E2
    Missing HalfIn Dayton, Ohio, a young mother goes missing after attending a party one evening. When her body is found, her identical twin is certain foul play was involved.
  • Enter Frame Left
    E3
    Enter Frame LeftWhen a young woman in Overland Park, Kansas disappears after a visit to the mall, investigators examine store surveillance footage and uncover a shocking abduction. Days later, the missing woman is found dead in the woods, exposing a horrific tragedy
  • In the Dead of Night
    E4
    In the Dead of NightIn Rison, Ark., a young woman is abducted from her home in the middle of the night; when investigators dig up her body in the woods, they uncover an appalling murder plot that led to the victim's gruesome demise.
  • John Doe 57
    E5
    John Doe 57When a tip from a missing persons' network helps identify the body of a John Doe murder victim, investigators' questioning unravels a dark tale of betrayal.
  • A Mother's Love
    E6
    A Mother's LoveIn the suburbs of Atlanta, Ga., a pregnant woman and her fiancé are kidnapped on the night before their baby shower and the fiancé's family receives ransom calls that same night.

 

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