Sensing Murder

Police detectives from around New Zealand reveal exciting new developments sparked by the "Sensing Murder" psychics, and for the first time, the "Sensing Murder" filming process is laid bare.

In 1999, two engineers were killed while working aboard a survey ship in the Persian Gulf. Now, two psychics attempt to tune into the grizzly double murder.

When twelve-year-old Agnes Ali'iva'a drowned in a ditch in 1992, the police initially thought her death was accidental. Now, two psychics turn to the spirit world to reveal the mysterious circumstances of Agnes' death.

In 1980, talented photographer Simon Buis was savagely beaten and kicked to death in an Auckland park by persons unknown. Now, two psychics lead a team of investigators in a hunt for new leads in this chilling cold case.

Spirited teenager Jayne Furlong dreamed of becoming a child psychologist - instead, she became a prostitute. On May 26th, 1993, seventeen-year-old Jane vanished from her usual corner in Auckland. Her body has never been found.

Devoted father Kevin O'Loughlin was killed by unknown assailants in sunny Nelson after a night out on the town. Now, two psychics retrace Kevin's last steps and hunt for his killers.

Three gifted psychics tune into the spirit world to find answers in the tragic disappearance of two-year-old Amber-Lee Cruickshank, who vanished without a trace from the shores of Lake Wakatipu.

When loving single mother Judy Yorke never showed up for her daughter's fourth birthday, her family knew something was terribly wrong.

Affable con man Garth Doull swindled and charmed his way through life, but in September 1989, his luck ran out. Psychics delve into one of the most perplexing whodunits in Wellington history.

In June 2004, hard-working family man Jim Donnelly went missing. When investigators discovered some of his possessions dissolving in an acid bath, the mystery of his disappearance became even more complicated.

This revealing special gets up close and personal with the four main "Sensing Murder" psychics: Deb Webber, Scott Russell Hill, Kelvin Cruickshank and Sue Nicholson.