I fall asleep to true crime podcasts.
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I do this! It's the music that helps me get to sleep and the calm narration.
Britain's countryside killers (Itv X)
Britain's darkest taboos (YouTube)
Also recommended.
Thanks for the recommendations so far, I'll look them up when I get chance 
A series I enjoyed was "In the footsteps of killers" on channel 4, with Emilia Fox. It retraces older crimes that are unsolved.
I'll think of some more suggestions soon, I watch so many, the names all blur together lol.
A series I enjoyed was "In the footsteps of killers" on channel 4, with Emilia Fox. It retraces older crimes that are unsolved.
I'll think of some more suggestions soon, I watch so many, the names all blur together lol.
I got Fred Dinnage mixed up with Fred Dibnah - I was very confused there (showing my age)
Yep - me too always !
I watch a lot of true crime but not really documentaries - mainly week on week series to be honest, via a guy who uploads all the latest stuff to a Russian website 
#iykykaiydkgtk My favs are Cold Justice, The First 48, Dateline, 48 Hours, On The Case with Paula Zahn, See No Evil/Murder on CCTV plus loads more.
But I have just finished the new Sky three part documentary Death of a Showjumper. I don't follow cases in Northern Ireland but I was aware of this one. Worth a watch.
Whilst I'm here, I'd also highly recommend the Murder Trial series available on BBC iPlayer. There's five of them in total (so far) and they all feature real court footage in Scotland, where they are allowed to film, along with interviews with the families, barristers, judges etc. I highly approve of this approach - edited highlights after verdict.
No doubt I'll be back!
#iykykaiydkgtk My favs are Cold Justice, The First 48, Dateline, 48 Hours, On The Case with Paula Zahn, See No Evil/Murder on CCTV plus loads more. But I have just finished the new Sky three part documentary Death of a Showjumper. I don't follow cases in Northern Ireland but I was aware of this one. Worth a watch.
Whilst I'm here, I'd also highly recommend the Murder Trial series available on BBC iPlayer. There's five of them in total (so far) and they all feature real court footage in Scotland, where they are allowed to film, along with interviews with the families, barristers, judges etc. I highly approve of this approach - edited highlights after verdict.
No doubt I'll be back!
Another vote for murder on cctv and The Murder Trials . I like that they do show you the back story of how it all came to court and been pieced together, as well as the trial!I watch a lot of true crime but not really documentaries - mainly week on week series to be honest, via a guy who uploads all the latest stuff to a Russian website
But I have just finished the new Sky three part documentary Death of a Showjumper. I don't follow cases in Northern Ireland but I was aware of this one. Worth a watch.
Whilst I'm here, I'd also highly recommend the Murder Trial series available on BBC iPlayer. There's five of them in total (so far) and they all feature real court footage in Scotland, where they are allowed to film, along with interviews with the families, barristers, judges etc. I highly approve of this approach - edited highlights after verdict.
No doubt I'll be back!
Another one I like is Accused: Innocent or Guilty? It’s American, and they show the person accused of the crime, the police investigation and the court proceedings, but some of the episodes really do have some surprises in there. It’s on channel 5 and prime.
Can't believe I forgot this one!
Up there with Cold Justice and Ths First 48 for me (my two absolute favs)Have watched every single episode and it's one of the very few true crime shows that my OH watches with me. Some of it is very badly acted (mainly the lawyers) but man, the way it twists like a twisty turny thing. I've screamed, shouted, ranted, laughed, cried and been left utterly bereft and bewildered by this one at times.
I challenge anyone who thinks the USA justice system is better than ours to watch seven seasons of this and then come back to me,
I have also watched the Murder Trial series on IPlayer.I watch a lot of true crime but not really documentaries - mainly week on week series to be honest, via a guy who uploads all the latest stuff to a Russian website
But I have just finished the new Sky three part documentary Death of a Showjumper. I don't follow cases in Northern Ireland but I was aware of this one. Worth a watch.
Whilst I'm here, I'd also highly recommend the Murder Trial series available on BBC iPlayer. There's five of them in total (so far) and they all feature real court footage in Scotland, where they are allowed to film, along with interviews with the families, barristers, judges etc. I highly approve of this approach - edited highlights after verdict.
No doubt I'll be back!
I can't watch the C4 In Footsteps of Killers with Emilia Fox - I don't like how her and David Wilson interact with each other, don't know if it is their voices but I find them quite false.
I haven't watched it as I find him really annoying.
I found him ok with the stuff he's done with Fred Dineage. But in this one I didn't like him
I couldn’t stand that programme either. I don’t rate him at all.
Has anyone watched-
"Murdaugh Murders: A Southern Scandal"
Netflix
"Murdaugh Murders: A Southern Scandal"
Netflix
No but I have watched a couple of 48 Hours about the case though. That was enough. I don't get the fascination with it to be honest
I found it interesting. I wasn't aware it had been covered in other places. I've never watched 48 hours .No but I have watched a couple of 48 Hours about the case though. That was enough. I don't get the fascination with it to be honest
Yes, it is interesting but I don't need to see the same stuff regurgitated over and over again, which happens a lot when you watch as much as I do I suppose. But it's not like America doesn't have enough crime to not keep covering the same cases.
48 Hours is like Dateline. Team of investigative reporters doing stories. They show it on the True Crime channel (formerly CBS Reality) on Sky
I don't have Sky and haven't watched Dateline or 48 Hours...so that's probably why I've not seen the same story regurgitated multiple timesYes, it is interesting but I don't need to see the same stuff regurgitated over and over again, which happens a lot when you watch as much as I do I suppose. But it's not like America doesn't have enough crime to not keep covering the same cases.
48 Hours is like Dateline. Team of investigative reporters doing stories. They show it on the True Crime channel (formerly CBS Reality) on Sky
If you don't have Sky to watch 'death of a showjumper' the beeb have covered it here
www.bbc.co.uk
BBC One - Spotlight, Katie: Coerced and Killed
Katie’s killer covered up her murder as suicide. How did police begin to fall for his lie?
Thankyou. I remember this one being on the news I think.....or there may have been another similar story around the same time. I'll add it to my listIf you don't have Sky to watch 'death of a showjumper' the beeb have covered it here
BBC One - Spotlight, Katie: Coerced and Killed
Katie’s killer covered up her murder as suicide. How did police begin to fall for his lie?
I joined a fb group discussing this case for a while, it was very interesting. I don't know the answer, but I might watch the documentary again at some point....