Barry Prudom: Barry sparked Britain's largest manhunt, murdering police officers and civilians. The terror ended when he turned the gun on himself rather than face justice. (S10, ep 7) [S]
David Baxendale: In 2010, Sarah Thomas was stabbed to death in her home. The killer fled abroad and changed his identity. Finally recognised, the truth came to light. (S10, ep 8) [S]
Wilbert Dyce: In 1982, Wilbert murdered Norma and her two daughters in a horrific attack. For decades, the case went unsolved until DNA evidence exposed Dyce as the killer. (S10, ep 6) [S]
Philip Hegarty: In 2003, Phillip bludgeoned his friend Derek to death, motivated by greed and money. Hegarty's brutality finally earned him a whole-life sentence. (S10, ep 5) [S]
George Naylor: In 1985, George strangled Deborah just weeks after being freed from prison for rape. His crimes revealed a dangerous predator who should never have been free. (S10, ep 4) [S]
Paul Taylor: In 1979, Sally Ann McGrath vanished in Peterborough. Decades later, cold case detectives exposed Paul Taylor as her killer after years of hiding his crimes. (S10, ep 3) [S]
Attila Ban: In 2011, Attila lured Alice and Tibor to his flat. Within hours, both were dead. Police uncover a shocking story of jealousy, obsession and cold-blooded murder. (S10, ep 2) [S]
Lakhvir Singh: In January 2009, Lakhvir Singh poisoned her former lover and his fiancÂee. The deadly plot, driven by jealousy and revenge, ended in tragedy. (S10, ep 1) [S]
Christopher McGowan: When McGowan was bailed to Claire's home after yet another offence, the innocent woman became trapped in the orbit of a violent man. (S9, ep 10) [S]
Derek Brown: When two women vanished, the cases weren't connected, until forensic evidence at Derek Brown's home proved their fates were violently intertwined. (S9, ep 9) [S]
Johnny Miller: When Charlotte Murray didn't show up to spend her 34th birthday with her twin sister, their family knew something was seriously wrong. (S9, ep 8) [S]
Maria Pearson: After leaving Maria, his bigamous wife, Malcolm Pearson and his innocent fiancÂe Janet discovered just how dangerous his ex really was. (S9, ep 7) [S]
Hassan Al Shatanawi: 10 years after Laura May Al Shatanawi met Hassan in Egypt, she was the devoted mother of a little boy - but she vanished without a trace. (S9, ep 6) [S]
...Most Evil Killers: Three victims murdered, a string of robberies and a killer with nothing to lose - can the police catch Anthony Russell before he strikes again? (S9, ep 5) [S]
Gavin McGuire: When 16-year-old Mhairi Julyan was killed, detectives used cutting edge forensics before closing in on Gavin McGuire - a repeat sexual offender. (S9, ep 2) [S]
Adam Whelehan: When police investigated Adam Whelehan for the murder of Natalie Jarvis, they uncovered a deadly plot fuelled by cowardice, cruelty and misogyny. (S9, ep 1) [S]
Danville Neil: After killing Billy Bryan and Annie Castle, Danville Neil escaped justice for 30 years. But advances in forensics helped convict Neil in 2020. (S8, ep 4) [S]
Harry Jarvis: When Carol Jarvis vanished, doubts grew over her husband Harry's story - and sinister letters he sent his mistress did little to support his lies. (S8, ep 1) [S]
Mark Bridger: In 2012, April Jones disappeared from outside her home in Wales, never to be seen again. Her abductor, and murderer, was found to be Mark Bridger. [S]
Mick Philpott: An examination of Mick Philpott, the notorious Derby father of 17 who murdered six children, five of them his own, when he set his own home on fire. [S]
Stefano Brizzi: The case of the cannibal cop killer, Stefano Brizzi, who murdered and consumed part of a police officer he met through a dating app. [S]
Killer Women - Tracie Andrews: A profile of the former aspiring model who stabbed her fiance 42 times, before blaming the attack on a fictional road rage assailant. [S]
Colin Pitchfork: He took the life of two 15-year-old girls and became the first person to be convicted of murder based on DNA fingerprinting evidence. [S]
The Railway Killers - John Duffy and David Mulcahy: A profile of the two murderers who terrorised Britain in the 1980s with a string of attacks near railway stations. [S]
Raoul Moat: What drove Raoul Moat to shoot his ex-girlfriend, her new lover and a policeman, leading to the largest manhunt in modern British history? [S]
Mark Bridger: In 2012, April Jones disappeared from outside her home in Wales, never to be seen again. Her abductor, and murderer, was found to be Mark Bridger. [S]
Mick Philpott: An examination of Mick Philpott, the notorious Derby father of 17 who murdered six children, five of them his own, when he set his own home on fire. [S]
Christopher McGowan: When McGowan was bailed to Claire's home after yet another offence, the innocent woman became trapped in the orbit of a violent man. (S9, ep 10) [S]
Derek Brown: When two women vanished, the cases weren't connected, until forensic evidence at Derek Brown's home proved their fates were violently intertwined. (S9, ep 9) [S]
Johnny Miller: When Charlotte Murray didn't show up to spend her 34th birthday with her twin sister, their family knew something was seriously wrong. (S9, ep 8) [S]
Maria Pearson: After leaving Maria, his bigamous wife, Malcolm Pearson and his innocent fiancÂe Janet discovered just how dangerous his ex really was. (S9, ep 7) [S]
Hassan Al Shatanawi: 10 years after Laura May Al Shatanawi met Hassan in Egypt, she was the devoted mother of a little boy - but she vanished without a trace. (S9, ep 6) [S]
Anthony Russell: Three victims murdered, a string of robberies and a killer with nothing to lose - can the police catch Anthony Russell before he strikes again? (S9, ep 5) [S]
Harold Shipman: A profile of one of the most prolific serial killers in history. With an estimated victim-count of 250, what drove his horrific crimes? [S]
Killer Women - Tracie Andrews: A profile of the former aspiring model who stabbed her fiance 42 times, before blaming the attack on a fictional road rage assailant. [S]
Gavin McGuire: When 16-year-old Mhairi Julyan was killed, detectives used cutting edge forensics before closing in on Gavin McGuire - a repeat sexual offender. (S9, ep 2) [S]
The Railway Killers - John Duffy and David Mulcahy: A profile of the two murderers who terrorised Britain in the 1980s with a string of attacks near railway stations. [S]
Raoul Moat: What drove Raoul Moat to shoot his ex-girlfriend, her new lover and a policeman, leading to the largest manhunt in modern British history? [S]
Mark Bridger: In 2012, April Jones disappeared from outside her home in Wales, never to be seen again. Her abductor, and murderer, was found to be Mark Bridger. [S]
Adam Whelehan: When police investigated Adam Whelehan for the murder of Natalie Jarvis, they uncovered a deadly plot fuelled by cowardice, cruelty and misogyny. (S9, ep 1) [S]
Danville Neil: After killing Billy Bryan and Annie Castle, Danville Neil escaped justice for 30 years. But advances in forensics helped convict Neil in 2020. (S8, ep 4) [S]
Jordan Monaghan: After killing his two children, Jordan Monaghan played the grieving father well. But a third death in 2019 saw detectives finally close the net. (S8, ep 3) [S]
Graham Coutts: In 2003, Jane Longhurst vanished. Her body was found weeks later and police soon closed in on Graham Coutts, who Jane had planned to meet. (S8, ep 2) [S]
Harry Jarvis: When Carol Jarvis vanished, doubts grew over her husband Harry's story - and sinister letters he sent his mistress did little to support his lies. (S8, ep 1) [S]
David Bieber: A fugitive from the United States murders one British police officer and tries to kill two more, sparking a nationwide search. (S7, ep 5) [S]
John Cannan: A dangerous sexual predator, John Cannan murdered one young woman just days after his release from prison, and is suspected of many others. (S7, ep 4) [S]
Nathan Matthews: A family's worst nightmare occurs when 16-year-old Becky Watts goes missing, and is found dead days later, murdered by her own stepbrother. (S7, ep 3) [S]