When Death Comes Knocking

Home is our safe place, where we feel the most comfortable. But sometimes that peace is shattered WHEN DEATH COMES KNOCKING. Each episode of this true crime series follows a homicide investigation where crucial evidence was caught on a doorbell camera or home security footage. Each dramatic case features investigators, digital forensics experts and friends and families of the victim to help piece together what happened. Cases include the wife of an anaesthetist found dead in an apparent suicide, and a Jehovah’s Witness killed in her hallway.

Murder In The Village: Who Killed The Doctor’s Wife?

MURDER IN THE VILLAGE: WHO KILLED THE DOCTOR’S WIFE? investigates one of Britain’s most baffling cold cases. Dr. Robert Jones was the beloved local GP in the picture-perfect town of Coggeshall in Essex. Married to the beautiful Diane Jones, the couple lived in a stunning 16th-century farmhouse. Their lives appeared idyllic. But in July 1983, Diane suddenly vanished and, tragically, her body was later discovered with clear signs that she had been murdered. Despite an extensive police investigation, no culprit was ever found. Forty years later, we explore new evidence to investigate who killed her. With first-person testimony from police detectives, friends and neighbours, this series peels back the shocking layers to reveal that truth is stranger than fiction, and that the reality of Diane’s secret life was far from what anyone imagined.

Shoot To Kill: Hunting The London Bombers

SHOOT TO KILL: HUNTING THE LONDON BOMBERS looks at the tragic events and aftermath of the 7/7 London bombings and the failed attacks two weeks later. After a police operation misidentified an innocent civilian as a would-be suicide bomber, he was tragically killed at close range by a police specialist firearms unit. This documentary features testimony from key figures including Tony Blair, the victim’s friends, senior police officers, and eyewitnesses. SHOOT TO KILL: HUNTING THE LONDON BOMBERS is a breathtaking investigation that examines how so much can go wrong, the pressures that all involved felt during this scary time, the moral and psychological impact of the incident, and the complexities of being part of one of the most controversial moments in British policing history.

See What You Made Me Do

SEE WHAT YOU MADE ME DO is a vital, thought-provoking and powerful look at one of the biggest emergencies facing society. Most who experience domestic abuse will never report it, and their abusers will never be called to account. In this series, investigative journalist Jess Hill shines a light into the kitchens, bedrooms and living rooms where abuse is destroying lives. She talks to abuse survivors, perpetrators and the people working with them to curb their behaviours. Resolutely solution focused, Jess explores radical innovations which could make a seismic difference to curbing this crisis in our homes.

I Didn't Do It

I DIDN’T DO IT reveals the untold stories and personal toll of wrongful convictions - one gut-wrenching case at a time. They are stories of innocent people caught in a nightmare who must, after their exoneration, try to pick up the shreds of their life after spending years in prison. And throughout each episode, the desperate search is on for the real perpetrator behind the crime.

Murder On The Fringe

MURDER ON THE FRINGE explores the murders that mainstream media has largely ignored, bringing to life the gripping true stories of crime from within society’s marginalized communities. The series explores the horrific story of the eight men killed by Bruce McArthur, the bizarre circumstances that led to the murder of adult film producer Bryan Kocis (aka King Cobra), and the injustices suffered by Moka Dawkins, a sex worker put on trial for killing her attacker.

The Playboy Bunny Murder

The Playboy Club in swinging seventies London was the most financially lucrative and internationally infamous site in all of Hugh Hefner’s notorious empire. Glamour, wealth, status – it was once a haven for Hollywood stars, politicians and organized crime. It was also the backdrop of one of the world’s most enduring unsolved murder cases. In this cinematic and evocative new true-crime series, journalist and author Marcel Theroux takes viewers to the enchantment and exoticism of 1970’s Mayfair and his obsessive quest to find out who killed these 4 young women. The dogged and fearless investigation leaves no stone unturned, and no door un-knocked, as he travels across the globe to hunt down suspects, and search for witnesses and family members still haunted by these tragic murders.

Body In The Suitcase

On the 11th of June, 2021, CCTV shows Jemma Mitchell dragging a large blue suitcase towards her church friend Deborah Chong’s home. Hours later, Mitchell is recorded leaving the area, dragging two visibly heavy suitcases behind her. But it’s not until Deborah’s decapitated body is discovered two weeks later that the chilling significance of these images hits home. BODY IN THE SUITCASE is a gripping, two-part special, that takes viewers deep into the shocking twists and turns of an unprecedented case, through first-hand accounts from family members, eyewitnesses and police. Could polite, middle-class osteopath Jemma Mitchell really have used that suitcase to transport her friend’s dead body? Had she killed her? And, if so, how had their devout Christian friendship descended into murder?

A Killer's Mistake

A KILLER'S MISTAKE returns with a gripping fifth series, unraveling the chilling stories behind ten shocking murders. Each episode dives into a different case, revealing the fatal mistakes that ultimately led to a killer’s capture. Using emotional interviews, expert analysis, and dramatic reconstructions, the series uncovers the key moment that gave the killer away and showcases how investigators pieced together the evidence to bring justice. Packed with suspense and heart-stopping revelations, A KILLER'S MISTAKE explores the fine line between deception and discovery, proving that even the most calculating killers can’t escape the consequences of their actions.

Cops On The Rock

COPS ON THE ROCK shows the extraordinary work of Gibraltar’s police and customs forces as they work to uphold the law on this tiny British overseas territory, home to just over 30,000 people. But Gibraltar’s no sleepy holiday town. Its location at the gateway to the Mediterranean and with Morocco just nine miles across the sea, means its cops deal with international smugglers and drug dealers on a regular basis. These officers are all fiercely proud of their Mediterranean home and go to extraordinary lengths to protect it; they are the COPS ON THE ROCK.