
Born to Kill? — Season 3
Donald "Pee Wee" Gaskins, a hearse-driving man of unremarkable height—just five feet four inches—would nonetheless gain the chilling moniker of America’s meanest man and become South Carolina's most prolific mass murderer. The truth behind …
The discovery of three bodies in the waters of Seattle’s Green River in 1982 marked the unsettling start of a killing spree that would confound law enforcement for nearly two decades. The man who became known as the ‘Green River Killer’ wou…
When fragments of bodies began appearing on the shores of a quiet Californian coastal town, police understood they were dealing with a predator – someone who hunted, abducted, murdered, and dismembered young women. What they failed to grasp…
By ten years old, already a devoted fan of heavy metal, Richard Ramirez began sleeping in cemeteries. He would soon unleash terror across Los Angeles, preying on unsuspecting residents as they slept within their homes. Fueled by drugs and a…
The discovery of human remains clogging the drains of a London residence resulted in the arrest of thirty-seven-year-old civil servant Dennis Nilsen, and police were immediately struck by his composure as he calmly confessed to having kille…
The man known as the Son of Sam would etch himself into New York’s history as its most infamous killer. Targeting women and couples in secluded parking spots, this enigmatic assailant cast a pall of fear across the city, prompting young wom…
Here's a rewritten version, aiming for clear, natural literary English while maintaining the original meaning, style, and approximate length: This is a psychological portrait of Beverley Allitt, the British nurse known as the Angel of De…
The psychology of Charles Manson, the American cult leader whose followers committed seven murders within California residences during a span of two nights in August 1969, remains a subject of intense scrutiny. Detectives, legal professiona…

This programme delves into the disturbing psychology of Herbert William Mullin, who confessed to murdering thirteen people in Southern California during the early 1970s while claiming his victims were sacrifices intended to save other lives…

Located in the heart of the Midwest, within America’s Bible Belt, Wichita, Kansas is typically a tranquil place. That serenity shattered in 1974 when the city learned they harbored a killer among them. The brutal slaying of a family of four…


