Real Crime

Britain's most chilling crimes are brought sensationally to life in this compelling new series, using court room transcripts, police interviews, 999 calls, secret audio recordings and eye witness testimony.

This immersive, revealing and often shocking series explores some of the UK's most infamous crimes. Featuring sophisticated sound design, exclusive new interviews and creative use of news archive, the show brings fresh perspectives on the crimes that shocked Britain.

With new insights into those responsible - from the shocking murders and manhunt of Raoul Moat to Jamie Bulger's killers - this show is not for the easily disturbed.

When you add Real Crime to your library, you'll get all 10 episodes, each with a runtime of about 25 minutes.

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Well done

This is my favorite format for True Crime. Great narration, and crisp writing. Not too much commentary from relatives and emphasis on catching the murderer. No grainy recordings—the writer and the narration tell the story. No goofy commentary or banter. Impact on victims well-covered without over-reliance on endless testimony.

Gripping

An horrific story well told and raising profound issues of crime and justice and the psychology of small children

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Always enjoy

I feel odd saying this but I enjoy these stories, as much as anyone can. Narrated well and I feel there aren’t a lot of details left out.

Inaccurate

Being a fan of true crime, thought I would give this a try. Had to stop after the second story, which was full of inaccuracies. In speaking about the Louise Woodward case (where a British nanny shook a baby) they relied heavily on quotes from defense lawyes rather than on the testimony of physicians in regards to Abusive Head Trauma (previously known as “Shaken Baby Syndrome”). As a pediatrician with training in the field of child abuse, I can tell you that the reported injuries are absolutely consistent with Abusive Head Trauma. Unfortunately, their coverage of this case appeared to have some bias, perhaps owing to the fact that this was produced by a British company.