The top 30 chilling true crime documentaries to stream now: From serial killers to romance fraudsters, our critics sift through hundreds of options so you don’t have to
I’ve had the unfortunate pleasure of delving deep into some of the most intriguing and complex unsolved murder cases in recent British history. From the baffling disappearance of Nicola Payne to the tragic death of Jill Dando and the chilling Russell murders, each case has left an indelible mark on those who lived through them and those who have dedicated their careers to unraveling the mysteries.
As an avid true crime enthusiast, I can’t get enough of the intriguing stories that unfold in the darkest corners of our society. Serial killers with their chilling modus operandi, cult leaders who manipulate and deceive, miscarriages of justice that leave us questioning the fairness of our legal system, and unresolved disappearances that keep us on the edge of our seats – the choices can be overwhelming for someone like me.
Our detractors have gone the extra mile in your behalf – carefully choosing top-notch programs featuring the most despicable villains, saddest tales, and enigmatic puzzles.
So just sit back, relax and read on…
Breaking Dad: Britain’s Unlikeliest Drug Dealer
The startling story of a British father and coin dealer turned drug dealer
Year: 2024
Certificate: 15
Watch now on Prime Video
“Mistakes are part of life for everyone. But since I was having a good time, was it really a mistake?” Following experiences in stockbroking and real estate, Richard Lubbock established a successful career in the coin industry alongside his father, who had a complicated relationship with him. After his father’s passing, Richard began to delve deeper into his hidden identity as a gay man.
In the end, this situation affected his marriage deeply. When Richard revealed his emotions to his wife, an unexpected truth came to light – she identified as a lesbian. Subsequently, during his time in South Africa’s party scene, Richard began experimenting with the drug trade, dealing drugs much like he handled coins.
According to the book penned by James Lubbock, Richard’s son and a collaborator on this documentary, these two episodes offer an astonishingly candid look into a life and an unconventional journey into criminal activities. At one point, James reflects, “My dad has always enjoyed striking deals, be it through coins or the supermarket.” Unfortunately, this penchant for deals extended to drugs as well. (Two episodes)
The Fall: Skydive Murder Plot
Detectives investigate after a skydiver survives a parachute malfunction
Year: 2024
Certificate: 12
Watch now on Channel 4
I’ve come across some unforgettable stories in my time, but Victoria Cilliers’ tale stands out as one that truly defies the odds. In 2015, she found herself in a harrowing situation when her parachute and reserve refused to deploy during a jump from an astonishing height of 4,000 feet. Miraculously, she survived the fall. But life had more twists in store for this brave woman.
In this three-part documentary, you’ll find common elements such as interviews with law enforcement officers, archived footage, and dramatized reenactments. However, it’s the last one that makes this production stand out. MyAnna Buring, from “The Responder,” portrays Victoria in an innovative and moving way. The first episode concludes with the actual Victoria making her most detailed appearance and providing a profound interview on the entire series of disturbing events.
In an uncommon turn of events for a true-crime series, the victim in this story experiences a positive outcome. She not only survived her husband’s lethal plan but also managed to break free from his controlling influence, though it was a longer process than one might assume (spanning over three episodes).
Dancing For The Devil: The 7M TikTok Cult
Documentary series investigating a murky management company exploiting TikTok dancers
Year: 2024
Certificate: 15
Watch now on Netflix
As an obsessed fan, I’ve binge-watched countless happy dance videos on TikTok that brighten up my day with their infectious energy and charm. But lately, a darker thought has been gnawing at me – is there more to this popular and profitable world of entertainment than meets the eye? This three-part documentary series sheds light on the alarming practices used by a notorious Los Angeles management company, which reportedly manipulates and controls the dancers under its wing. As a fan, it’s both fascinating and disturbing to delve deeper into this complex web of cult-like tactics that hide in plain sight within the TikTok community.
At the heart of the storyline, we find the chilling tale of the Wilking sisters, Miranda and Melanie, whose long-held dream was to achieve success in dance. Yet, after joining 7M, the company led by Robert Shinn, Miranda was gradually persuaded to distance herself from her sister and family. She came to depend solely on Shinn and his church for guidance and support.
The Wilkings, as depicted in interviews along with individuals who successfully broke free from 7M’s control, present a chilling account of both psychological manipulation and actual harm to their wellbeing, including financial exploitation. (Three episodes)
Cult Massacre: One Day In Jonestown
Documentary series telling the story of the 1978 Jonestown massacre
Year: 2024
Certificate: 15
Watch now on Disney+
Amidst the racial turmoil of the 1970s in America, church leader Jim Jones sought refuge by establishing his own idyllic community, Jonestown, in the secluded jungles of Guyana. His vision was to build a perfect society on earth. However, this utopian dream soon turned into a nightmare of mistreatment, manipulation, and tyrannical rule, culminating in the tragic events of 1978 when 918 lives were lost to mass murder-suicide.
In this compelling three-episode documentary, we delve deep into the harrowing tale that began with Jones’s early life and culminated in the heart-wrenching events that followed. As rumors of fatalities spread, the US felt compelled to intervene and send troops to put an end to the chaos. Survivors and eyewitnesses share their chilling experiences, adding to the gripping realism of these films as they recount the unfolding of a genuine tragedy.
The Plymouth Shootings
The tragic 2021 massacre in Devon – and what caused it
Year: 2024
Watch now on BBC iPlayer
Mass shootings and gun violence are commonly linked to the United States, yet unfortunate incidents do occur in other countries as well. A chilling example took place in Plymouth, Britain, in 2021, when a 22-year-old man named Jake Davison tragically ended the lives of five individuals. Amongst the victims were a young three-year-old girl and her father, two bystanders, and his own mother. This incident marked the most severe mass shooting in Britain since the 2010 tragedy in Cumbria.
After the devastating tragedy in Plymouth, I couldn’t help but wonder about the man behind the atrocities. His digital trail revealed a deep-rooted obsession with the Incel community, a subculture where young men lament their inability to connect romantically or sexually with women. Their resentment towards sexually active individuals, both men and women, often boiled over into hostility.
In this 45-minute documentary, we delve into the specific part of Davison’s life that is under investigation. We also aim to shed light on the series of events that led an unstable young man to perpetrate a mass shooting and gain access to a firearm.
The Jinx: Part Two
The six-part sequel series follow the investigation into Robert Durst
Year: 2024
Certificate: 15
Watch now on NOW
Watch now on Sky
When HBO’s acclaimed true-crime documentary “The Jinx” concluded in 2015, it left other documentaries in its wake with an unmatched finale – a seemingly confessional moment from Robert Durst: “What in the world have I done? I killed them all, you know that.”
As an obsessed fan, I couldn’t believe my eyes when the latest evidence in the series pointed to the renewal of the LAPD investigation into my dear friend Susan Berman’s murder in 2000. The anticipation was palpable, and just as I was eagerly awaiting the final episode, Robert Durst was arrested right before it aired!
As an obsessed fan, I’d put it like this: “For me, that period is where this captivating sequel unfolds. I’ve seen my fair share of criminals as a prosecutor, but there’s a particular mental picture I have of a killer. And it’s not Bob. LA Deputy District Attorney John Lewin, one of the key figures in this intriguing series, shares my sentiment.”
Upon hitting play, you become aware of the vast amount of captivating information yet to unfold. For instance, in one episode, the FBI’s discovery is described as follows: “Upon entering the room, they found an abundance of illegal substances, money, a fully loaded weapon, and a detailed map of Cuba. There was also a costly latex mask.” (Paraphrased from six episodes)
My Wife, My Abuser: The Secret Footage
Shocking documentary charting 20 years of domestic abuse
Year: 2024
Certificate: 18
Watch now on My5
In this article, we delve deeply into a troubling domestic violence incident, drawing on insightful perspectives from the responding law enforcement officers and the victim himself, Richard Spencer.
Spencer resided with his wife Sheree in a well-maintained, six-bedroom house in the suburbs, giving an idyllic image of married life. Contrary to this tranquil facade, Spencer’s existence for the past two decades had been a horrifying reality for Richard. Unbeknownst to his family and friends, he endured both verbal and physical mistreatment in silence.
Richard found a tiny way to assert control over his distressing circumstances by covertly filming the mistreatment with concealed cameras. This riveting documentary includes those startling recordings, along with chilling audio evidence. It’s an enlightening examination of domestic violence, shedding light on this pervasive issue regardless of the genders involved. (Approximately 90 minutes)
Mastermind: To Think Like A Killer
Documentary series uncovering the FBI’s groundbreaking female expert on serial killers
Year: 2024
Certificate: 15
Watch now on Disney+
Supporters of the regrettably canceled Netflix thriller series “Mindhunter” will be captivated by this three-part documentary. The main character, Dr. Ann Burgess, served as a significant source of inspiration for the show’s fictional character Wendy Carr (portrayed by Anna Torv). Not only did she significantly influence the FBI’s methods for profiling serial killers in the mid-1970s, but she also paved the way for change in how women were perceived and treated within law enforcement.
In intriguing three-part documentaries, Burgess, a former nurse turned FBI profiler, shares her captivating experiences. She recounts her journeys to American prisons for enlightening interviews with notorious killers like Ed Kemper and Ted Bundy. Armed with recordings of their chilling conversations, she applied this unique insight into both the criminals and their victims to effectively solve new cases within the FBI’s Behavioral Science Unit.
Homicide
Documentary series following the work of Los Angeles murder detectives
Year: 2024
Certificate: 18
Watch now on Netflix
Star creator Dick Wolf, known for his Law & Order franchise, began his career crafting fictional murder stories. However, he’s now exploring real-life crime cases as well. In the initial five-part series of Homicide, we delved into New York murders. For the second series, though, our focus shifts to the west coast of the United States.
In this episode, we delve into various cases – from the high-publicized trial of Hollywood record producer Phil Spector for his celebrity murder charge, to the heartbreaking and long-unsolved death of Teresa Boudreaux, a young mother.
I’m deeply drawn to the captivating and often grisly tales presented in these two series. By interviewing seasoned detectives from the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s department, relentless prosecutors, and the intimate circles of victims’ loved ones, we delve into the intricately winding paths leading to each resolution and ultimately securing justice for the innocent.
My Son Jeffrey: The Dahmer Family Tapes
Conversations between the killer and his father, Lionel
Year: 2023
Certificate: 18
Watch now on Paramount+
A common assumption is that serial killers are usually solitary individuals with no family ties, making their heinous acts appear less incomprehensible. However, documentaries like this one challenge this notion.
As a true crime enthusiast who has spent countless hours delving into the darkest corners of human behavior, I find the upcoming four-part series based on previously unreleased conversations between Jeffrey Dahmer and his father, Lionel, to be an intriguing addition to the genre. Having followed various cases and read numerous accounts of serial killers, I am always drawn to new information that sheds light on the complexities of their minds. This series promises to offer a unique perspective into one of the most infamous cases in American history. It’s fascinating to think about how these conversations might have influenced Dahmer or provided insight into his motivations. As someone who is always eager for a deeper understanding of such intriguing subjects, I can’t wait to see what this series reveals.
Expanding on the narrative are talks with Mike Kukral, a former schoolmate of Dahmer’s. He recalls Dahmer’s early love for books: “He was an introverted child… He had a strong affinity for fantasy literature, among other genres… He would cling to his paperbacks and read them intently, bringing them close to his face.”
Mike remembers that Jeff had a strong interest in dissection during biology classes. Outside of school, while fishing, Jeff would carefully open the caught fish to satisfy his curiosity about its inner workings.
These details offer valuable perspectives, yet it is the depiction of his complicated familial relationships that proves most enlightening, particularly how the father and son discuss it in maturity. Admittedly, not an uplifting watch, but undeniably insightful and gripping in a somber way (spanning four episodes).
Confessions Of A Teenage Fraudster
Docuseries following the story of an international fraudster from Glasgow
Year: 2024
Certificate: 12
Watch now on BBC iPlayer
A Scotsman named Elliot Castro tried to imitate the jet-setting lifestyle of Frank Abagnale Jr, famously portrayed by Leonardo DiCaprio in the 2002 film “Catch Me If You Can” directed by Steven Spielberg. However, Elliot’s life as a global fugitive didn’t live up to its glamorous reputation. Feeling isolated, he decided to abandon his criminal pursuits.
In this three-episode docuseries, Castro is prominently interviewed, having since reformed from his past ways. It serves as a warning and dates back to Elliot’s teenage years when he was only 16. Instead of using fake IDs with his friends to enter nightclubs, Elliot aspired for something greater.
Illusions For Sale: The Rise And Fall Of Generation Zoe
Crime documentary examining one of the largest pyramid schemes in Argentinian history
Year: 2024
Certificate: 12
Watch now on Netflix
Generation Zoe brought about a significant shift in the realm of personal finance for Argentinians, starting as a simple online coaching tool and rapidly expanding into a profitable business. With services covering mining, car sales, health, real estate, and professional football, it handled millions of dollars daily. The impact was so profound that it gave birth to its own church and burger franchise.
The issue is, Generation Zoe was a deceitful enterprise. Its creator, Leonardo Cositorto, orchestrated an intricate Ponzi scheme whereby new investors’ funds were essential to continue paying off earlier backers. This gripping documentary delves into the captivating tale of Cositorto and his elaborate hoax, as law enforcement officers pursue him across borders following Generation Zoe’s inevitable downfall.
The Disappearance Of Gabby Petito
The case of a missing 22-year-old that gripped America
Year: 2024
Certificate: 12
As a seasoned investigative journalist with years of experience delving into the complexities of human nature and the darkest corners of society, I can’t help but be intrigued by the Gabby Petito case. This story, though tragic and all too familiar in its basic outline – a beautiful young woman meets her untimely end at the hands of her lover – is unlike any I’ve encountered before.
In this three-episode documentary, we delve into the search for answers in Gabby’s case through heartfelt conversations with her parents and the dedicated efforts of online investigators.
Stalking: State Of Fear
Powerful call to arms to make Britain safer for victims of stalking
Year: 2024
Certificate: 12
Last year in 2021, a man who had been stalking his 23-year-old colleague Gracie Spinks for several months took her life in a tragic turn of events. This individual, previously known to law enforcement due to Gracie’s prior reports, later ended his own life as well. Regrettably, Gracie was not the only woman he had targeted with harassment.
I can’t help but be deeply troubled by this one-off film that exposes the flaws in our law enforcement system and the broader justice system. As an obsessed fan of justice and equality, I feel a strong connection to Gracie’s story, and my heart goes out to her and her devastated parents. The film reveals that approximately two million women are living in constant fear of stalking and harassment – this is unacceptable. Something needs to change, and I join the chorus of voices calling for urgent reforms. Alongside Gracie’s story, we hear from other women who have experienced similar harrowing ordeals, and their stories only reinforce the need for action.
The scene is disturbing with numerous instances of police and Criminal Prosecution Service blunders. One such mistake led to a offender being unintentionally provided with the home address of a woman he had previously been convicted of stalking. Let’s cross our fingers that those in positions of authority are paying close attention.
What Jennifer Did
Documentary film investigating just who really killed a young Canadian woman’s parents
Year: 2024
Certificate: 12
Watch now on Netflix
In 2010, I was a concerned neighbor living near Ontario when a harrowing incident occurred at the suburban home of the Pan family. Three armed men invaded their residence, taking the lives of Mrs. Pan and critically wounding her husband, Mr. Pan. However, their 24-year-old daughter, Jennifer, managed to react swiftly and dialed 911 for help. Her quick thinking forced the intruders to abandon the scene before law enforcement arrived. According to Jennifer’s account to the police, this is what transpired.
During the investigation of the crime, law enforcement grew suspicious that the situation was more complex than initially apparent. They started to question if Jennifer could have orchestrated her parents’ murder. This true-crime story explores a web of deception, manipulation, overbearing parents, and a daughter with a history of dishonesty. A gripping watch, lasting 87 minutes.
Gaia: A Death On Dancing Ledge
An investigation into the disappearance and death of 19-year-old Gaia Pope in Dorset
Year: 2023
Certificate: 15
Zara McDermott, a previous contestant on Love Island, conducts this probe into the 2017 vanishing and demise of Gaia Pope in Swanage, Dorset. Gaia was discovered eleven days after she had gone missing, at Dancing Ledge – a daunting cliffside area in November’s chilliness when the incident took place.
Gaia’s passing has left behind a multitude of unanswered queries, and her mother Natasha, identical sister Maya, and elder sister Clara are dealing with their grief. It’s particularly sad to listen to Maya describe how she keeps her hair short as a means to avoid being reminded of Gaia whenever she looks in the mirror (Three episodes).
Ministry Of Evil: The Twisted Cult Of Tony Alamo
Chilling docuseries based on the life of televangelist Tony Alamo
Year: 2019
Certificate: 15
Watch now on BBC iPlayer
choose between repentance or facing destruction.
In 1982, at the age of 56, Susan passed away after longtime deceit in which she feigned having breast cancer. Her followers, including Tony, were certain that she would come back to life. However, without Susan’s captivating presence, Tony had to put in significant effort to keep the ministry and its various enterprises running.
Susan’s daughter Christhiaon, who has been estranged from her for a long time, is among the most significant figures in these four episodes. She labels Tony as an unwanted burden and emphasizes that it was actually Susan who initiated this chaotic situation. Without her involvement, the ministry would have plunged deeper into criminal corruption, which was already quite rampant.
Can I Tell You A Secret?
Terrifying documentary about the hunt for an online stalker
Year: 2024
Certificate: 15
Watch now on Netflix
A surprise email with the phrase “Do you want to know a secret?” appeared in the inboxes of several British women, leading to a series of unpleasant events. The sender of the message managed to insinuate himself into their personal lives as well as those of their loved ones, causing chaos and distress, and potentially putting at risk all that they cherished.
In this gripping two-part documentary produced by Louis Theroux, we delve deep into the harrowing world of online stalking. Through heartfelt testimonies from victims, we follow the intense and often terrifying investigation to identify and bring justice to the perpetrator. The conclusion culminated in a historic court ruling, with a British judge imposing one of the most severe penalties for cyberstalking. (Two episodes)
Surviving R Kelly
Docuseries revealing the full horror of the singer’s crimes
Year: 2019-2023
Certificate: 15
Watch now on Channel 4
Watching three documentaries, totalling more than ten hours, about one of Hollywood’s most notorious sexual predators and listening to the testimonies of his victims is a challenging experience. The explicit details of his misdeeds can be disturbing and hard to stomach.
By the end of the story in 2021, Kelly has been found guilty. The victims and their supporters, including activists and journalists, experience a sense of triumph as they witness the impact of their advocacy efforts. The atmosphere is filled with celebration.
For child sex crimes, Kelly will spend 20 years in prison, running concurrently with a 30-year term for racketeering and sex-trafficking charges. Furthermore, the spotlight has revealed some very disturbing truths, forcing those involved in Kelly’s heinous acts to come out of the shadows. The discussion goes on (in three series).
A Killer Makes A Call
Fascinating true crime documentary series featuring real 999 calls
Year: 2024
Certificate: 15
Watch now on My5
Observe and hear as 911 calls become increasingly complex, transitioning from distressed victims to desperate suspects. After a string of murders in tranquil rural communities, these calls offer intriguing glimpses into the unfolding truth, even if they don’t provide the complete picture. This British series engages viewers with dramatic reenactments, conversations with investigating officers and forensic experts, as well as interviews with friends and family of those involved in the crimes – making for a captivating experience for true-crime enthusiasts. (One series)
Interrogation Raw
Watch footage of real, case-solving interviews from police interrogation rooms
Year: 2022
Certificate: 15
Watch now on Channel 4
As a lifestyle expert, I’d describe it like this: In this US docuseries, you won’t find any dramatized reenactments of the events. Instead, we bring you the genuine article through a collection of authentic footage. To provide some context, we include interviews with law enforcement personnel in the studio setting. However, the majority of what you’ll see is unfiltered and raw – think bodycam footage from crime scenes and arrests, CCTV recordings, and interview room conversations with suspects.
As a lifestyle expert and true-crime enthusiast, I can’t get enough of the latter part of each episode. This is where the real action happens as investigators unravel the mysteries and bring criminals to justice. From hired killers to long-forgotten cold cases, every episode is a riveting exploration into the world of crime and punishment. It’s important to note that we’re not glorifying criminal acts here, but rather shedding light on the gritty reality of solving crimes and bringing those responsible to justice. (One series)
Six Silent Killings: Ireland’s Vanishing Triangle
The unsolved disappearances of six young women in Ireland in the 1990s
Year: 2023
Certificate: 15
Watch now on NOW
Watch now on Sky
As a seasoned investigative journalist who has spent decades delving into some of the darkest corners of society, I can tell you that few cases have left me as deeply disturbed as the one explored in this two-part documentary. The unsolved disappearances of six young women in Ireland during the 1990s in an area now infamously referred to in the media as ‘The Vanishing Triangle,’ is a chilling reminder of the depths of human depravity and the fragility of justice.
In this compelling account, journalist Geraldine Niland and forensic scientist David Kenny delve into the tragic disappearances of Annie McCarrick, Josephine Dullard, Fiona Pender, Ciara Breen, Deirdre Jacob, and Fiona Sinnott. Family members and friends share poignant recollections, adding depth to this heart-wrenching narrative. The investigative duo leaves no stone unturned in their pursuit for answers, shedding light on the complexities of a sad situation and raising questions about attitudes that might have impeded progress at the time. May this work bring some form of closure to those who are still grieving. For an engrossing dramatization, tune into “The Vanishing Triangle” on Acorn TV.
Escaping Twin Flames
Documentary laying bare the Twin Flames online cult
Year: 2023
Certificate: 15
Watch now on Netflix
The YouTube couple Jeff and Shaleia Divine appeared to have an innocent idea when they established an online dating platform. Their goal seemed benign, as they aimed to help individuals discover their “twin flame,” their soulmate. Many others had taken similar approaches to assist the romantically lonely. However, a hidden darkness emerged within their venture.
In this three-episode documentary series, we uncover how the duo manipulated and dominated individuals seeking affection, promoting stalking and disparaging decisions regarding gender and sexuality. It offers a chilling perspective on the expansion of a sinister online community.
The Other Mrs Jordan
Devastatingly compelling true-crime documentary on a bigamist con-man
Year: 2023
Certificate: 12
“Never underestimate the possibility of it happening to you.” This three-part documentary series on cons and swindles is shockingly captivating. If you’ve ever pondered how women fall prey to con artists, then this is a must-watch. Witnesses reveal the chilling extent these deceitful criminals will go to make their lies and manipulations believable.
Mary Turner Thomson shares an enthralling account of her past relationship with William Allen Jordan, who deceitfully claimed to be employed by the CIA. Contrast this with the account from “the other” Mrs. Jordan in New Jersey, a decade later, where her husband supposedly worked for the Ministry of Defense.
As a seasoned investigative journalist with decades of experience under my belt, I’ve come across many stories that leave me utterly amazed and dismayed in equal measure. But few have touched my heart as deeply as this one. It’s a tale that spans the globe and weaves together heart-wrenching testimonies from women and now grown-up children who were ensnared in the web of lies spun by a master manipulator named Jordan.
Kids Behind Bars: Life Or Parole
True crime series asking whether it’s fair to lock up under-18s for life
Year: 2019
Certificate: 15
If you’re drawn to true crime shows that explore the intricacies of the justice system beyond just the crimes themselves, then this series sheds light on a particularly challenging aspect of American law. Prior to 2012, minors were tried as adults in capital murder cases, resulting in numerous juveniles serving life sentences without the possibility of parole.
As a lifestyle expert, I’ve come across numerous stories of individuals who have been given a second chance at life due to a landmark ruling in 2012 by the Supreme Court. In this series, we delve into eight such cases where prisoners are granted the opportunity to have their capital sentences reevaluated, considering any extenuating circumstances and their mental state at the time of the crime.
The Devil On Trial
Documentary investigating a young boy’s claim he was possessed by the devil when he killed a man
Year: 2023
Certificate: 15
Watch now on Netflix
Back in 1981, I was just a 19-year-old kid, filled with obsession and intrigue. Living on a rural property owned by Alan Bono, a man twice my age. One fateful day, a deep darkness took over me, something beyond my control. In the blink of an eye, I became the embodiment of fear and chaos. I struck down Alan Bono in a brutal and savage act.
Through home videos, news reports, and testimonies from key figures, this intriguing documentary sheds light on the bizarre and captivating events surrounding the case. Spanning over 81 minutes, it delves into the background, trial proceedings, and subsequent fallout.
Body On The Beach: What Happened To Annie?
True-crime documentary series investigating a suicide in Scotland that doesn’t add up
Year: 2023
Certificate: 15
Watch now on BBC iPlayer
In this intriguing true-crime documentary, the opening scene suggests a possible conspiracy, leaving us eager for more. As the story unfolds, we learn persuasive arguments from Annie Börjesson’s friends and family who doubt the police conclusion that the 30-year-old Swedish woman took her own life.
In 2005, Annie passed away at Prestwick beach in Scotland. Her loved ones were looking forward to her return from Scotland, but instead they discovered her body there. However, shock turned to horror during the funeral preparations in Sweden when it was noticed that Annie’s autopsy report did not mention the extensive bruising found on her body. Moreover, over 80cm of her long hair was mysteriously missing.
As a seasoned investigative journalist with years of experience delving into the most intriguing and complex cases, I can’t help but be skeptical about the story put forward by the Scottish police regarding Annie’s death. The account that she was depressed, chopped off her own hair, and drowned herself doesn’t sit well with me.
Who Killed Jill Dando?
The murder of the TV presenter in 1999 remains unsolved
Year: 2023
Certificate: 12
Watch now on Netflix
In 1999, when Crimewatch host Jill Dando was tragically shot dead on her doorstep in west London, various theories swirled about the circumstances of her death. Was she the victim of Serbian gangsters’ violence? Or was it an act of vengeance from a spurned lover? Could her murder have been a case of mistaken identity? The extensive police investigation ultimately led to the arrest of a local man, Barry George. However, after spending eight years in prison, he was retried and acquitted.
After Dando’s death, no other suspect has been brought to justice and the crime remains unsolved. Through in-depth interviews with experts, investigators, and those close to Dando, this captivating three-episode series delves into the intricacies of a case that continues to intrigue over twenty-five years later.
The Russell Murders: Who Killed Lin And Megan?
Delving into the horrific 1996 hammer killing of a mother and daughter
Year: 2023
Watch now on Sky
Watch now on NOW
In the peaceful Kent village of Chillenden during the summer of 1996, mother and daughter Lin and Megan Russell were brutally taken from their home in daylight hours. The tragedy left the local community reeling and sent shockwaves throughout the country. As Megan’s sister, Josie, recovered from her injuries, she shared her harrowing experience of what transpired.
In these three captivating episodes, the story delves deep into the emotional and factual aspects of the case. It not only conveys the impact of the events but also provides intricate details about how it unfolded. A pivotal moment, such as Stone’s identification on Crimewatch, is examined, raising questions about who could be the real suspect – Stone or Bellfield. Insights from Stone’s legal team and even his own words filter through during the narrative. (Three episodes)
The Never Ending Murder
Documentary series investigating the unsolved disappearance of Nicola Payne
Year: 2023
Certificate: 12
Watch now on Prime Video
When I turned 18 and became a young mother in 1991, I went missing while making my way to my parents’ house in Coventry. This incident ignited one of the most extensive missing persons investigations carried out by West Midlands Police. As time passed, from weeks to months, then years, and eventually decades, the belief grew stronger that I had met with a tragic end. Consequently, the investigation shifted focus towards a potential murder case, although no trace of my body was ever discovered.
In a four-part series with intricate detail and at times a somber tone, we follow the progression of the investigation. Interviews are conducted with Nicola’s relatives and various law enforcement personnel involved in the case. (Four episodes)
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