Fatal Encounters - Season 2
Season 2
Episodes
The Ring
When 55-year-old Joan meets helpful and caring Michael, she quickly develops a trusting relationship with him - that will just as quickly end in tragedy.
Shot in the Foot
Ron Mikos is one of Chicago's top podiatrists. Federal agents, though, are convinced his financial success results from massive Medicare fraud.
Death Undercover
Sean celebrates a party in the same club that a detective is leading an undercover sting operation. How did the fates of these men become so tragically entangled?
Murder Around the Campfire
When Sean and Scott plan a fishing trip, they never imagine it would end in a violent struggle with eccentric loner Randall. What happened in the woods?
Art Imitates Death
When Shelley and Nathan fall in love, their romance ignites a jealous rage in one of their peers. How far will their friend go to end their relationship?
A Deadly Fix
A Seattle resident hires a homeless man to renovate his old home. It looks like the perfect arrangement, at first. But this fixer upper will spark a murderous plot.
In His Father's Eyes
Pee Wee Walker's routine inspection of a home ignites into a confrontation with a young man with a temper and a gun. Can anyone stop him pulling the trigger?
The Final Act
Karin Schlegel, a 23-year-old aspiring actress, has just landed a part in her first movie. Little does she know that the director is a paroled killer.
Not a Routine Call
When veteran cop Richard transports a paranoid schizophrenic to the hospital, little does he know that the man is a triple murderer. Will he be next?
White Hot Rage
Cynthia, a lonely woman finds friendship in a hate group headed by Raymond Foster. Cynthia is ecstatic about the friendship, but things spiral out of control soon.
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