
Most true-crime shows let viewers know the identity of the victim right away, before working their way into revealing the identity of the perpetrator. That's not how things work on "Killision Course," which conceals all of the participants' roles until the episode's final act. While working toward the conclusion, each hourlong episode re-creates a murder case involving a victim, accomplice and killer. Stories often involve friends or lovers who commit crimes against people who once trusted them. It's all part of the road leading up to the big reveal, which is when viewers learn what role each party played in the fatal act.

A young teacher moves into the Gates House to escape a volatile relationship and finds herself caught between an ex-con and his jealous girlfriend; when she befriends a shy newcomer, it sets them all on a path that ends in murder.

A vivacious young woman escapes to a small town and befriends an emotionally scarred woman, whose possessive best friend becomes very jealous; the addition of a handsome stranger starts a chain of events that ends in murder.