The life and death row documentaries on iplayer are really good.
They're old but definitely The Jigsaw Man and Picking Up The Pieces by Paul Britton. They cover some very high profile cases he was involved in.Is there any real crime books people would recommend?
I have a few!Is there any real crime books people would recommend?
Two of my faves.They're old but definitely The Jigsaw Man and Picking Up The Pieces by Paul Britton. They cover some very high profile cases he was involved in.
I read To Hunt a Killer about finding Melanie Road’s killer last year and it’s very good.Is there any real crime books people would recommend?
I’m the sameMy problem is that I watch EVERYTHING, I have Netflix on my iPad and I watch it all the time when I'm doing jobs around the house e.g. laundry, making beds etc - to get me through the after work chores. But because i watch so much - i forget what I've watched. I'm 100% sure I've watched this but its already fallen out of my head.
It's not a rebranding - it's a spin off show. The first (and only so far) season of it ran almost parallel with the last season of Accused: Guilty or Innocent? in the USA.Stopping by to recommend Accused: Did I Do It? On the Crime & Investigation channel. Think it’s a rebranding of Accused: Guilty or Innocent. Both are a good watch. The series follows alleged perpetrators and their lawyers in the lead up to criminal cases, including the verdict at the end. Some of the episodes have footage from the trials too.