Murder Book

Detectives recount notorious murder cases in a sober, interview-driven format that is informative rather than sensational.

A sober, interview-driven true-crime series that walks through real murder cases with a tense, somber tone.

A sober, methodical look at real investigations, more instructive than thrilling, rewarding close attention with quiet procedural detail.

A chilling, methodical true-crime procedural that pulls you into the psychology of ordinary women turned killers.

A sober, slightly theatrical stroll through old London killings, mixing narration and re-enactment into a calm, grimly instructive hour.

A grim, matter-of-fact plunge into real homicide cases, told through raw footage that makes the investigation feel immediate and unsettling.

A sober, methodical true-crime retelling that trades on real interviews and slow revelation rather than spectacle.

A cold, clinical parade of real killers dissected through archive footage, leaving a lingering unease rather than cheap thrills.

A somber, interview-driven true-crime procedural that lingers on loss and quiet investigation rather than spectacle.

A sober, methodical true-crime retelling that walks through grim investigations step by step, trading thrills for a steady, unsettling sense of real-world menace.

A calm, methodical true-crime procedural that turns grim real cases into tidy puzzles solved by patient scientific detail.

A sombre, methodical retelling of real murders that trades thrills for sober detail and lingering unease.