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Our brand-new series, UK Forensic Breakthroughs starts airing tonight at 10PM on @true_crimetv and Watch free UK!
@jomillington_v1 examines ten specialised fields of Forensic science, that the police turn to when investigating the most complex of murder cases.
#TrueCrime #science
At 10PM tonight on UK Forensic Breakthroughs, @jomillington_v1 shares details about her own forensic specialism, Bloodstain Pattern Analysis. Jo explores the tragic case of Terry Edmonds, showing how without forensic evidence, justice could not have been served.
@true_crimetv #tv
In this week’s episode of UK Forensic Breakthroughs, Forensic Scientist, @jomillington_v1 meets with Crime Scene Manager, Tracy Alexander, to discover how critical her work can be in gathering every piece of evidence at a crime scene.
Tonight at 10PM on @true_crimetv
#truecrime
Following Jane Longhurst's disappearance, investigators turned to pioneering digital forensic techniques to uncover the truth. In UK Forensic Breakthroughs this week, @jomillington_v1 examines this complex case with consultant, Dr Angus Marshall.
Tonight at 10PM on @true_crimetv
In tomorrow's episode of UK Forensic breakthroughs, @jomillington_v1 meets expert Emma Wilson, who will demonstrate how forensic fire science can transform unexplained fires into compelling evidence of murder.
Tomorrow at 10PM on @true_crimetv
#TrueCrime #Forensic #Science
Tonight at 10PM, join @jomillington_v1 as she examines the case of Edwin Hiles, in which expert Tiernan Coyle deployed whole-body fibre taping for the first time in British criminal history.
On @true_crimetv and Watch Free UK!
#TrueCrime #Forensics #Science #tv #fibremapping
This episode of Wrongly Accused examines one of the most appalling miscarriages of justice in British criminal history. A forced false confession saw Stefan Kiszko spend 16 years in prison before his conviction was overturned, for the murder of 11-year-old Lesley Molseed.
In this episode of Murder by the Sea, we examine the case of Terry Clifton and the ‘garage murders’ of Paul Sandham and Tony Marrocco, and the nationwide manhunt that followed.
Watch now on @channel5_tv Online.
#MurderByTheSea #TrueCrime #CrimeDocumentary #Channel5
In 1992, the murder of Rachel Nickell shocked the nation. Colin Stagg was wrongly named as the prime suspect, leaving the real killer Robert Napper free to kill again.
Watch now on @ITVX
#TrueCrime #WronglyAccused #Justice #Documentary
Stephen Akinmurele was a British serial killer who was charged with the brutal murders of five elderly people, between 1995 and 1998. In this episode, we look at how investigators connected a series of brutal attacks and how crucial forensic evidence led police to uncover truth.
This ep of Wrongly Accused explores the case of Christopher Jefferies, who was arrested for the tragic murder of his tenant Joanna Yeates, in 2010. We uncover how he became a suspect, examine the biased media coverage, and reveal how forensic evidence eventually cleared his name.
This Ep of Wrongly Accused tells the devastating story of Rachel Manning’s tragic murder. We explore how the case against her boyfriend, Barri White, was built up, his experience spending six years in prison, and how he was eventually proven to be innocent...
Watch now on @ITVX
You can watch all of our Love Nature Episodes now on Channel 5 online! Each video showcases an amazing element of the wild world in Wales. This timelapse shows the amazing Dark Skies at the Eyri National Park in Snowdonia from Ep5!
#newseries #wales #timelapse @channel5_tv #tv
In our last Welsh episode of Love Nature, at 6pm on Ch5, we journey back to a prehistoric Wales, to a beach where brothers Nick and Rob Hanigan made the discovery of a lifetime. They found the first complete theropod skeleton in Wales, and one of the earliest Jurassic dinos...
This week on Love Nature, we look at the astoundingly beautiful slate landscape of North-West Wales, with Welsh slate famously being known for having “roofed the 19th century world.” - Tonight at 6pm on Channel 5
#nature #wales #newseries #slate
Tonight 10pm: The final episode of Britain’s Almost Perfect Murders - In August 1985, five members of the Bamber family were found shot dead in their Essex farmhouse. Jeremy Bamber blamed his sister... but the scene told a different story. Watch on @true_crimetv or Watch Free UK.
On Britain’s Almost Perfect Murders tonight, we have a case which rivals police detective fiction for it’s drama. In 1910, London homeopath Hawley Crippen became one of Britain’s most infamous suspects when his wife, Belle vanished...
Watch at 10pm @true_crimetv or Watch Free UK
