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A cold-blooded serial killer takes the lives of eleven people during a terrifying decade-long murder campaign.
A cold-blooded serial killer takes the lives of eleven people during a terrifying decade-long murder campaign.
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"Angus Sinclair"Angus Sinclair, the only living person to stand trial for Edinburgh's World's End Murders, was acquitted in 2007 in controversial circumstances.
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S6, EP9 "Chester Turner"A cold-blooded serial killer takes the lives of eleven people during a terrifying decade-long murder campaign.
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