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A look at the twisted killer who tortured and murdered a man in his home while filming it.
A look at the twisted killer who tortured and murdered a man in his home while filming it.
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Britain's Most Evil Killers
S5, EP1 "Stephen Farrow"A profile of the double-murderer who killed a 77-year-old teacher and a 59-year-old reverend.
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S6, EP3 "Jamie Reynolds"A 23-year-old killer murders 17-year-old former head girl Georgia Williams in 2013.
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S6, EP4 "Sarah Williams & Katrina Walsh"Sarah Williams and Katrina Walsh, the two friends carry out the jealousy-fuelled murder of Sadie Hartley.
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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.
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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, EP6 "Pawel Relowicz"Pawel Relowicz rapes and kills 21-year-old Hull student Libby Squire in a case that made headlines around the UK.
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S6, EP5 "Lee Ford"Lee Ford kills his wife and four stepchildren in a cold-blooded murder spree over 24 hours in September 2000.
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S6, EP3 "Jamie Reynolds"A 23-year-old killer murders 17-year-old former head girl Georgia Williams in 2013.
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