For decades, the brutal murders of Christine Eadie and Helen Scott haunted Edinburgh—a case frozen in time, known only by a name: The World’s End Murders. But Angus Sinclair’s dark history stretched far beyond that infamous night. From early violent offences in Glasgow to a trail of suspected killings across Scotland, Sinclair operated in plain sight for over 40 years. In this episode, we follow the cold case breakthroughs, forensic revolutions, and legal reforms that finally unmasked one of the UK’s most elusive serial predators. How many victims were there? And why did justice take so long?

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In this chilling episode, we dive into the infamous Jigsaw Murders of 1935 and Dr Buck Ruxton. A gruesome case that shocked Britain and revolutionized forensic science. When scattered remains are discovered in a remote Scottish ravine, investigators face a macabre puzzle to identify the victims and unmask a killer hiding behind a respectable facade. Explore the haunting details of this landmark case, the meticulous police work, and the lives forever changed by a jealous rage—all without spoiling the twists that make this true crime story unforgettable.

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When a quiet countryside home becomes the scene of shocking violence, suspicions ripple through a tight-knit Gloucestershire village. In this episode, We unravel the tangled web behind one of Britain's most baffling criminal cases—where nothing is quite as it seems, and everyone has something to hide. Join us as we peel back the layers of deceit, danger, and rural drama.

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On a quiet August night in 1985, five members of the Bamber family were found brutally murdered inside their rural Essex farmhouse. What first appeared to be a tragic murder-suicide soon unraveled into one of Britain’s most chilling and controversial homicide cases.

In this premiere episode of Murder Most British, we take you deep inside the White House Farm murders. Was Sheila Caffell, a young mother battling schizophrenia, truly responsible for killing her parents and twin sons? Or was the real killer someone far closer than anyone dared imagine?

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