Michael Winner's True Crimes

Five people died when a bomb exploded at the Grand Hotel in Brighton during the 1984 Conservative Party Conference. A clue buried in the rubble led detectives to the bomber, Patrick Magee, and enabled them to uncover a massive bombing campaign.

A suspected case of shoplifting led detectives down a rabbit hole to the Haysom murders.

A smooth-talking charmer cheated many women out of tens of thousands of pounds. One of his victims was not taken seriously until a female detective constable unraveled a massive web of deceit.

A young Welsh teacher went missing while cycling during a wedding anniversary trip to France. The police suspected foul play, but there was no apparent motive or clues to her disappearance until a shoe was found in a cornfield.

Michael Winner examines the case of Wayne Hurran, one of Britain's most wanted criminals, who was accused of a 13-year reign of terror and the murder of three people.

Michael Winner examines the case of Michael Gilbert, a man found guilty of manslaughter of his wife.

Michael Winner examines a case in which a man called and terrorized housewives while their husbands were out at work.