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Colin Pitchfork is the first person to be convicted of murder based on DNA fingerprinting evidence.
Colin Pitchfork is the first person to be convicted of murder based on DNA fingerprinting evidence.
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Britain's Most Evil Killers
S5, EP8 "Colin Pitchfork"Colin Pitchfork is the first person to be convicted of murder based on DNA fingerprinting evidence.
Britain's Most Evil Killers
S6, EP4 "Sarah Williams & Katrina Walsh"Sarah Williams and Katrina Walsh, the two friends carry out the jealousy-fuelled murder of Sadie Hartley.
Britain's Most Evil Killers
S5, EP6 "Jason Marshall"A look at the twisted killer who tortured and murdered a man in his home while filming it.
Britain's Most Evil Killers
S5, EP3 "Kenneth Regan & William Horncy"The shocking story of the two men who murder a millionaire and three generations of his family in a vicious, greed-fueled attack.
Britain's Most Evil Killers
S6, EP10 "Malcolm Green"Malcolm Green is jailed for life for the brutal murder of a Cardiff prostitute; he kills again when he is released after 18 years.
Britain's Most Evil Killers
S6, EP9 "Mark Martin: The Sneinton Strangler"The story of Mark Martin, who murdered three homeless women in his quest to become Nottingham's first serial killer.
Britain's Most Evil Killers
S6, EP8 "Geoffrey Evans & John Shaw"Geoffrey Evans and his accomplice John Shaw hit headlines in 1976 after the murders of two women in Ireland.
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S6, EP7 "Daniel Gonzalez"The story of a killer who took four lives during a chilling two-day killing spree in 2004 after being inspired by horror films.
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