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Steve Wright brutally killed five women in 2006, and is known as the Suffolk Strangler.
Steve Wright brutally killed five women in 2006, and is known as the Suffolk Strangler.
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Britain's Most Evil Killers
S1, EP1 "Steve Wright"Steve Wright brutally killed five women in 2006, and is known as the Suffolk Strangler.
Britain's Most Evil Killers
S1, EP2 "Peter Sutcliffe"Examining the prolific murderer, Peter Sutcliffe, who over five years killed 13 people.
Britain's Most Evil Killers
S1, EP3 "Ian Huntley"Ian Huntley murdered two 10-year-old girls in a case that changed the course of British policing.
Britain's Most Evil Killers
S1, EP4 "Fred & Rose West"Fred and Rose West rape, torture and kill young women in their house of horrors, including their own daughter; between them, they murder 12 girls; interviews with investigators including Chief Constable Tony Butler.
Britain's Most Evil Killers
S9, EP8 "Johnny Miller"Charlotte vanishes before her birthday and Johnny feeds her family lies to hide the truth; the police slowly piece together her final days, uncovering that Johnny killed her while the search for her remains continued.
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