In the wake of a personal upheaval, criminal psychologist Fitz finds himself confronted by the brutal murder of a young woman he had once known. Meanwhile, a man soaked in blood is discovered near the train lines; when he regains awaren…

The criminal psychologist, Fitz, felt a sharp frustration as news arrived of yet another murdered woman, and orders swiftly came instructing him to step away from the investigation. Nevertheless, Fitz and Detective Sergeant Penhaligan r…

The tensions simmering between forensic psychologist Fitz and his wife, Judith, deepened following Fitz’s arrest – an incident that saw him detained outside his in-laws’ home and transported to the police station. It was there he encoun…

In the midst of their violent rampage, Tina and Sean killed a police officer. Criminal psychologist Fitz initially declined Detective Sergeant Penhaligon’s invitation for overnight lodging, only to be subsequently asked by Tina to visit…

As criminal psychologist Fitz questioned Tina, he began to understand that her emotional distress was rooted in complex family dynamics, manifesting as a need to provoke Sean.

Fitz’s complicated dealings with the Manchester police continued as they were tasked with locating a missing boy. The situation grew more fraught with the arrival of an agitated crowd outside the station, clamoring for results, while DC…

Fitz, a criminal psychologist, recognized inconsistencies in Cassidy’s confession, yet stood by his assessment. Detective Sergeant Bilborough, driven by the necessity of making an arrest, proceeded with it; this action drew Fitz’s displ…