Fred Dinenage: Murder Casebook

Fred investigates the infamous acid bath murderer John George Haigh who killed at least six people and disposed of their bodies in sulphuric acid during the 1940s.

Fred uncovers the shocking murders committed by serial poisoner Graham Young. He was sent to Broadmoor having murdered his step mother and poisoned other members of his family.

Fred re-examines the murders committed in the early 20th Century by George Joseph Smith. The serial bigamist drowned three of his eight wives in a bath.

Fred takes a fresh look at the ten year rampage of Donald Neilson known as the Black Panther. His crimes included armed robbery, murder and kidnap in the 1970s.

Fred tells the story of John Christie who killed up to eight people and investigates how neighbour Timothy Evans was hanged for two of those crimes.

Fred re-opens the murder casebook on Harold Jones who killed two children when he was only a 15 year old boy himself.

Fred discovers the truth behind one of the most controversial miscarriages of justice in the 20th Century in Britain. Derek Bentley was hanged for a murder he didn't commit.

Fred re-traces the tragic story of Ruth Ellis who shot her lover, David Blakely, outside of a pub in Hampstead, London in 1955. She was the last woman to be hanged in the UK.