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Forensics: Catching the Killer
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· Rerun Mo, Fr, Su
True crime series exploring horrific murders and the part forensic science played in finding the killers.
- Country of originUnited Kingdom
- Year when published2021
- CastCeri Jackson, Angus Marshall
S2:E7
Murder at the Allotment
After a grandmother is strangled to death at an allotment shed, police use the scene's forensics clues to solve a chilling case.
S2:E8
Murder in Silence
The case of Suzanne Greenhill, a deaf woman murdered in her own home, whose murder took forensic investigators on a trail through Europe.
S2:E9
The Head on the Beach Murder
When body parts wash up on a beach in Arbroath, forensic investigators must unravel the disturbing truth behind a woman's death.
S2:E10
The Murder in the Tower Block
When a body is found in a flat, a trial of forensic evidence allows detectives to distinguish between friend and foe.
S1:E1
The Murder of Little Miss Nobody
Police have only a skeleton to help them piece together what happened to a body found 10 years after a murder.
S2:E11
The Murder With No Body
The tragic case of 22-year-old Helen McCourt, who got off a bus one night in her hometown but never arrived at her nearby home.
S1:E2
The Martial Arts Murder
When his parents are found dead, a man does everything he can to avoid being caught - but Luminol reveals a vital clue.
S2:E12
The Body Under the Stairs
A women's killer remains at large for more than 30 years, until forensic investigators track him down with a tiny clue at the scene.
S1:E3
Murder at the Wedding
Bite marks in a block of cheese hold the key to catching a killer when he helps himself to a snack after a home invasion.
S1:E4
Murder by the Lake
A man insists his missing parents are on holiday, but a forensic investigation of their house shows signs of a vicious attack.
S1:E5
A Killer in the Family
When the body of a 16-year-old girl is found in a field, it would take over two decades before a DNA profile of the killer can be developed.