Death on the Beach

Retirees Charlie and Gayle Anderson built their dream house in the tropical mountains of Jamaica. After falling victim to financial fraud, both were found dead in their home. Their granddaughters speak about the family's ongoing battle for justice.

While on holiday in Sri Lanka, Red Cross worker Khuram Shaikh broke up a fight in the hotel bar. His selfless act would end in murder. Khuram’s brother speaks about his quest for justice and uncovering a link to the Sri Lankan Prime Minister.

British grandparents Lindy and Malcolm Robertson were sailing off the coast of Thailand when their yacht was boarded by three desperate Burmese men. What followed was a brutal murder and a 10-hour hostage ordeal. Lindy speaks about her fight for justice.

Yorkshire teenager Caroline Stuttle set out on an adventure to backpack around Australia. But on 10 April 2002, Caroline's body was found at the bottom of Bundaberg Bridge. Her family and the detective who worked the case finally tell her full story.

When the body of 22-year-old Charlie Warrender was found in a park in Victoria, his death was treated as accidental after a night out drinking. Convinced something sinister happened to him on the night he died, Charlie’s mum began her own investigation.

In July 2005, new couple Jeremy Lakin and Annalie Vickers were vacationing in coastal Sharm EL Sheikh, Egypt, when a series of bombs were detonated across the city. Both Jeremy and Annalie's parents speak about the desperate search for their children.

On the morning of 17th June 2014, young mother Nixiann Downes-Clark went missing from her island home in Grenada. Her family in both the UK and Grenada speak about the desperate search to find her and the brutal family secrets they discovered.

Helicopter pilot Roger Gower left the UK to fly tourists across the Serengeti--and to help spot illegal poachers. On 29th January 2016, Roger never returned from one of his routine missions. His brother speaks about the desperate search to find Roger.

Free spirit Stephen Bennett was vacationing in Goa, India, when he accidentally got involved in a series of events that led to him fearing for his life. For over 15 years, Stephen’s brother and an Indian journalist searched for answers.