Murders That Shocked The Nation, Josef Fritzl

S3 E1 • 46m • HD15

Charlie Richardson and his associates reveal to Fred Dinenage the full story about the infamous 'Torture Gang' of the 1960s.

S3 E2 • 44m • HD12

Fred Dinenage investigates the story of the alleged A6 murderer James Hanratty and explores the arguments for and against his conviction.

S3 E3 • 45m • HD15

Fred Dinenage speaks to Ripperologists about the continuing fascination with the Jack the Ripper mystery.

S3 E4 • 45m • HD15

For 26 years the public believed that two children found dead in Epping Forest in 1970 had died of exposure. But in 1996 the truth finally came out.

S3 E5 • 46m • HD15

Fred Dinenage reexamines the Moors Murders, one of the most infamous murder cases of the 20th century, and speaks to an officer from the original investigation.

S3 E6 • 45m • HD18

Fred Dinenage travels to Germany to investigate the man known as the Cannibal of Rotenburg. Contains graphic descriptions of cannibalism and sexual violence.

S3 E7 • 46m • HD18

The actions of Austrian family captor and rapist Josef Fritzl, who held his daughter in his cellar for more than two decades, fathering seven of her children.

S3 E8 • 46m • HD18

Fred Dinenage investigates what madness compelled lodger David McGreavy to impale the bodies of three children on garden railings in 1973.