S1 • E1
Hyde GP Harold Shipman is the worst single mass murderer the world has ever seen. Over 20 years in practice he killed at least 215 patients; before he was brought down by a funeral director who grew suspicious of the number of deaths.
S1 • E2
Brummie estate agent, Stephanie Slater, recounts her 8 day ordeal at the hands of a psychotic kidnapper. Stephanie survived rape, psychological torment, and the constant threat of death inside a makeshift tomb.
S1 • E3
9th of July 1996, Shaun Russel has breakfast with his loving wife, Lin and daughters, Josie (9) and Megan (6) in their idyllic countryside home and leaves for work. 12 hours later he will be told all 3 had died in suspicious circumstances.
S1 • E4
Spring 1991 staff in Grantham hospital's children's ward are horrified by the sudden spate of deaths and collapses of previously stable children. Their suspicions lead to a police investigation that reveals killer masquerading as a healer.
S1 • E5
A look back at the Hungerford Massacre (1987) and its impact on the people who survived to one of the worst tragedies of UK history.
S1 • E6
Eight-year-old Sarah Payne's disappearance and murder shocked the nation. It prompted changes in law. Michael and Sara Payne began a campaign to give parents the right to know about local sex offenders living in their area
S1 • E7
Arlene Arkinson was a 15-year-old Northern Irish girl who disappeared in 1994. An investigation revealed that she was murdered by convicted rapist Robert Howard.
Self - Narrator
Juror
Juror
Lead SWAT Team Member
DCI Taff Jones
Police Officer
Detective
Liaison Officer
Police Officer
Police Officer