A new true crime series, Britain’s Most Evil Killers, delves into the minds and homes of some of the UK’s most infamous murderers. Each episode profiles a different case, exploring the backgrounds and motives of killers such as Ian Huntley, Mick Philpott, Levi Bellfield, and Stuart Hazell.
The series features interviews with victims’ families, forensic pathologists, and journalists, providing expert insight into each crime. Among the cases examined is that of Stephen Port, known as the Grindr Killer, who used gay social networks to target and murder at least four men.
Other episodes cover Stefano Brizzi, a cannibal who killed and partially consumed a police officer met via a dating app, and Mick Philpott, who set his own home on fire, killing six children. The abduction and murder of April Jones by Mark Bridger in 2012 is also featured, alongside the case of Roy Whiting, who killed eight-year-old Sarah Payne.
The series profiles Raoul Moat, who shot his ex-girlfriend, her new partner, and a policeman before a massive manhunt, and Steven Grieveson, the Sunderland Strangler who murdered four teenage boys. The Railway Killers, John Duffy and David Mulcahy, who attacked victims near stations in the 1980s, are also included, as is Tracie Andrews, who stabbed her fiancé 42 times and blamed a fictional road rage attacker.
