Night Stalker: Terror In A Small Town

In 1996, women began to disappear off the streets of Claremont, sending shockwaves through the wealthy suburb of Perth and all of Australia. A community lived in fear and the perpetrator simply disappeared, leaving behind a chilling trail of rape and murder. It took over 20 years and the assistance of FBI profilers and British forensic experts to uncover the identity of the killer—someone who was already in the system. Through the lens of the surviving victims, this series reveals how society can enable a serial killer to hide in plain sight. Note: International audio is not available for the 1 x 120' version

The Killer You Know

When it comes to murder, the biggest threat isn’t from a complete stranger – it’s often right in front of you. Contrary to popular belief, most people aren’t murdered by a random psychopath, but rather by someone the victim knows well. A spouse, a coworker, a jealous ex – these are people that were once loved and trusted, held close to the victim’s heart. But relationships sometimes sour and resentment can take root. And sometimes love and affection can turn into murder. Each episode of this series shows three gripping stories of the ultimate betrayal by THE KILLER YOU KNOW.

Madeleine McCann: The Prime Suspect

Ex-detective Mark Williams-Thomas carries out the first active TV investigation into the German paedophile Christian B since he became the prime suspect in the Madeleine McCann case. In a world exclusive, he tests the account given by Christian B himself. The German authorities say they have evidence that Maddie is dead and that Christian B is guilty of her murder but they also say there isn't enough evidence to prosecute him. Mark already has new information - he has secured interviews with his accusers, former friends, neighbours and associates - some of whom have never spoken to the media before. Was Christian B responsible for abducting Madeleine? This series is poised to offer the most definitive answer yet.

The Jury: Murder Trial

THE JURY: MURDER TRIAL is a ground-breaking experiment that asks profound questions about how we administer justice - by putting the jury system itself on trial. For the first time ever, we examine the fairness of the system, and the inner workings of justice in the UK. Filmed over ten days, a real murder trial is recreated word-for-word from the original transcripts, and two randomly-chosen juries, neither of whom are aware of the other, are asked to judge. The case? A man who admits he killed his wife, but whose defence maintains that he lost control, and is therefore not guilty of murder. What will the two juries decide, and why? How well will they follow the complexities of the law? And after they have deliberated, will they agree with each other’s verdicts? FORMAT AVAILABLE Awards: Best Reality Show, 2025 BAFTA Television Awards Best Factual Entertainment Format, 2024 International Format Awards Ratings Highlights: -Episode 1 was the highest rated new format launch in 10 years and the 3rd highest unscripted launch on C4 in 10 years -Episode 1 had a 112% higher rating than the slot average, and 124% higher audience share than average -In the first week of launch, the series as a whole is the strongest streaming series of any genre currently on the Channel 4 platform.

Bodycam Cops

In recent years police forces around the world have dramatically increased the use of body cameras to capture crimes as never before. BODYCAM COPS brings viewers the most extraordinary, hazardous and revealing footage straight from officers on the frontline, displaying both criminal and police behaviour in a way they have never been seen before. From armed raids to manhunts, and from vicious hit and run incidents to public order offences, the bodycams provide a unique window into how police units across the world deal with crimes of every description.

Killers Caught On Camera

KILLERS: CAUGHT ON CAMERA is an access-driven series that uncovers the shocking footage and psychological insights behind killers’ convictions. Through unseen CCTV, police body cam, and mobile footage, the series explores how everyday interactions can escalate into deadly violence. Each episode reveals the critical role digital forensics, cameras, and social media play in building evidence. Featuring in-depth expert analysis, the series delves into the science of solving murder, showing how we are all witnesses in a highly monitored world. With exclusive footage and firsthand accounts, KILLERS: CAUGHT ON CAMERA offers a gripping look at the terrifying moments that lead to tragedy.

See What You Made Me Do

SEE WHAT YOU MADE ME DO is a vital, thought-provoking and powerful look at one of the biggest emergencies facing society. Most who experience domestic abuse will never report it, and their abusers will never be called to account. In this series, investigative journalist Jess Hill shines a light into the kitchens, bedrooms and living rooms where abuse is destroying lives. She talks to abuse survivors, perpetrators and the people working with them to curb their behaviours. Resolutely solution focused, Jess explores radical innovations which could make a seismic difference to curbing this crisis in our homes.

The Hunt For Ted Bundy

World-famous homicide detective Bob Keppel digs back into his groundbreaking 1974 serial murder investigation files. Featuring rare film archive, original death row recordings and the first ever filmed interview with Bob’s wife Sande, this film is the definitive study of the Ted Bundy crimes.

Murder In Mind

MURDER IN MIND examines the psychological forces behind real-life killings. Each episode focuses on a single case, examining the perpetrator’s path to murder through interviews with detectives, survivors, friends, and family. Psychologists and criminologists break down how trauma, red flags, and poor decisions escalated into fatal outcomes. Diaries, social media posts, and personal recordings from the killers themselves provide haunting insight into their state of mind. Respectful to victims, yet unflinching in its exploration, this series seeks to understand how these complex psyches could hold the key to preventing future tragedies.

Women On The Force

Capturing the stories of the women on the West Yorkshire Police force, this gripping series follows the unexpected twists and turns of one week on the job. With Frontline policing tougher than ever, WOMEN ON THE FORCE gives insight into the demands the job can place on their lives – both on duty and at home.