True crime enthusiasts are being urged not to miss Tell Me How I Died, a gripping series now available to stream for free on Channel 4. The show, which originally premiered in 2024 on Hulu and Crime+Investigation, follows forensic pathologists and detectives as they unravel perplexing cases.
Each episode examines mysterious deaths, using specialist analysis to uncover the truth behind questionable fatalities. The broadcaster describes the series as: 'What happens when it's not clear how someone died? Meet the pathologists and police investigators peeling back the layers to find the truth.'
Viewer discretion is advised due to 'disturbing accounts of physical violence, surgical descriptions and autopsy visuals'. The opening episode investigates the death of a pastor's wife under suspicious circumstances, with his second wife also dying nearly ten years later.
Fans have taken to TikTok to praise the series, calling it 'binge worthy' and 'a must watch'. One viewer commented: 'It is so good. These are all real cases, each episode is a different case which is awesome.' Another added that it left them 'questioning everything.'
Produced by A+E Networks, Tell Me How I Died is also available on Crime+Investigation and Hulu. Ten episodes are currently streaming on Channel 4 online.
