Coastal Killers

Kirsty Carver worked as a civilian employee of the Humberside Police. One night after breaking up with her boyfriend she disappeared. A month later her body was discovere. Her killer would be revealed as Craig Belcher, night clerk of a local petrol station.

Following the discovery of an affair, police Sergeant Stephen Jones killed his wife Madeline with his truncheon in their garage at home. He then tried to stage her death as an accident at the wheel of the car. It was only the arrival on the scene of Dr Donald Wayte, that exposed the cop as a killer.

Benjamin and Dorothy were killed in their home in one of the most terrifying home invasions ever seen. Police were left puzzled by who could have committed it. Eventually a series of clues led them to Brothers Robert and James Wood. They were apprehended whilst trying to burn their bloody clothes.

Marie Buls was an elderly woman in the care of Noreen O'Connor. As time progressed O'Connor became convinced that Marie was possessed and the only way to free her soul was to gouge her demonic eyes out. It remains one of the most gruesome and bizarre murders in British criminal history.

Defending herself against her drunken husband Robert, Hazel Williams bludgeoned him to death. She then proceeded to hide his body in the cellar. The remains weren't discovered for 16 years until the new owners moved in and upon renovating the house discovered the secret in the cellar.

Donald Hume murdered Stanley Setty following an altercation that saw the killers dog being kicked. Hume dismembered Setty's body and dropped it out of a plane into the sea. He was acquitted and then wrote a confession in a tabloid newspaper, knowing he could not be tried twice for the same murder.

Teenager James McElroy was on a caravan holiday with his friends, twin brothers Michael and Mark Otter. But the summer vacation turned into a nightmare when McElroy turned on the boys and murdered them with a shotgun - before turning the shotgun on himself.

Mary Jane and Herbert were a couple of confidence tricksters. But Hebert soon tired of his wife and strangled her with a bootlace in the sands off Yarmouth beach.A decade later another young woman was found murdered in identical circumstances. Had the wrong man been sent to the gallows?

Clive Olive was a young member of the local biker gang 'Sussex Mad Dogs'. After crossing gang leader Brian Moore he found himself sentenced to death. His weighed down body was thrown into the waters off Shoreham Harbor. But the sea would surrender the secret behind his murder.

Torquay businessman Martin 'Marty' Fenton, fell out with the owner of the local casino John Tsigarides. He exacted his revenge with a murderous shooting spree that saw Tsigarides escape unmaimed, but four innocent people loose their lives including police officer PC Dennis Smith.