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Fred Dinenage takes a fresh new look at the murders that shocked the United Kingdom in the 20th century, and the killers that committed them. Dinenage was the official Kray brothers biographer, he has been a crime journalist for over four decades.
Patrick Mackay: The Psychopath: Fred Dinenage asks whether authorities could have prevented 70s serial killer Patrick Mackay from committing three murders. (S2, ep 1)
Archibald Hall - Monster Butler: Fred Dinenage investigates the Scottish murderer and confidence trickster Archibald Hall, who posed as a butler to steal from his employers. (S2, ep 2)
The Missing Earl: Fred Dinenage delves into the gripping case and mysterious sightings of Lord Lucan, who vanished after killing his children's nanny in 1975. (S2, ep 3)
John Straffen: Longest Serving Prisoner: Child killer John Straffen was spared the noose in 1951 because of his low IQ. He later escaped Broadmoor and struck again. (S2, ep 4)
Mary Bell: The Child Killer: Fred Dinenage delves into the disturbing case of Mary Bell, who killed two boys aged three and four in 1968, when she was just 11 years old. (S2, ep 5)
Peter Manuel: Fred Dinenage examines the murders of Peter Manuel who was hanged for killing seven people in the 1950s, but not before confessing to killing many more. (S2, ep 6)
Raymond Morris: Cannock Murderer?: Fred Dinenage speaks to those involved in the hunt for Raymond Leslie Morris, wanted for the murder of three girls in the 1960s. (S2, ep 7)
Gordon Cummins: Blackout Ripper: Gordon Cummins struck in 1944 with the most gruesome spate of murders seen in London since Jack the Ripper. Fred Dinenage investigates. (S2, ep 8)