Murder Detective

2 seasons available

Former senior detective Graham Hill sheds new light on the inner workings, twists and turns of criminal investigations, showing how they were solved.
George Napier
S2 E2

A murder of a bouncer in New Cross where dog DNA is used for the first time; George, a doorman described as a "gentle giant," was stabbed to death over a £5 entry fee.

Bonomo & Ferez
S2 E3

Laurent Bonomo and Gabriel Ferez are awoken in the middle of the night and tied up after Sonnex and Farmer climbed through an open window of their flat in New Cross, south London.

Joan Albert
S2 E4

In 2013, Simon Hall finally admitted to the brutal murder of Joan Albert that had occurred over a decade earlier.

Nisha Patel-Nasri
S2 E5

On 11 May 2006, Nisha Patel-Nasri was upstairs getting ready for bed when she heard the front door open. She grabbed a flashlight and went to confront the intruder. She was stabbed in the thigh with a John Lewis knife from her kitchen.

Sharon Birchwood
S1 E1

Sharon Birchwood was killed at her home in the sleepy village of Ashtead, Surrey; she was found by her ex-husband, strangled to death and trussed up in parcel tape.

Jody Dobrowski
S1 E2

Jody Dobrowski was just 24 when he was brutally murdered in an attack so cruel, he could only be identified through fingerprints; his attackers were motivated by homophobic thuggery and planned an attack based solely on sexuality.

Adrian Murphy
S1 E3

Graham Hill examines how Irish dance champion Adrian Murphy fell victim to the fatal intentions of Diana Cristea and her boyfriend Joel Osei.

Maheswaran Kaneshan
S1 E4

Maheswaran Kaneshan sought asylum in the UK, but became caught up in a gang feud that turned deadly; his life was controlled by the gang that had brought him to London; gang bosses brutally beat Maheswaran, causing him to later die in hospital.

Dean Mayley
S1 E5

Dean Mayley had learning difficulties and was taking steps in becoming an independent adult; on his way home he encountered a group of men who taunted him and beat him to death.