In this intriguing true-crime series, investigative journalist Donal MacIntyre examines some of the most notorious unsolved cases in the UK and Ireland.
On Saturday, May 3rd, 2003, seven-year-old Daniel Entwistle vanished from his hometown of Great Yarmouth, Norfolk, he has never been found. Donal MacIntyre and his team dive into this cold case and find some dark secrets.
Alan Wood was bound, tortured, and mutilated at his home in the tiny rural Hamlet of Lound, near Bourne in Lincolnshire, in October 2009. His case is being reopened by a team of investigative journalists to find out why no one has paid for this crime.
At 3:50am on Thursday, November 20th, 1992, a lorry driver en route to work discovered the body of a girl in a lay-by at Ringland Road on the outskirts of Norwich, Norfolk. Who was this girl? How did her body end up there?
American Annie McCarrick vanished on March 26th, 1993 after being seen in Johnnie Foxes pub in the Dublin mountains with an unidentified man that evening. Did Annie know this man? A team of investigative journalists led by Donal MacIntyre dive into the ca
A retired civil engineer and farm laborer was found by a neighbor with fatal head injuries, face down in a pool of blood. This suspicious case was never closed, but now there are new eyes looking into it.
Years on from her disappearance, police still struggle to establish what became of Claudia. No body has ever been found, and despite the addition of new forensic evidence recovered from her home in 2013, no one has yet been brought to trial.
Grandmother Valerie Graves was brutally murdered five days after her fifty-fifth birthday. What could possibly have happened? Who could have done something so heinous? It's up to a team of investigative journalists to find out.
Penny Bell's body was discovered around noon and she had been stabbed and slashed fifty times in the chest and arms with a long knife. While the case is still unsolved, a new team of investigators is looking into what happened.
On the morning of August 24th, 1996, the severely battered body of fourteen-year-old Caroline Glachan was found by a drug addict in the Leven River near Loch Lomond.
