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Britain’s Almost Perfect Murders’ Debuts Tonight on True Crime With ‘Parachute Plot’ Opener

Hosted by Tim Tate with crime analyst Sam Robins, the 10-part series probes UK cases through fatal errors that reveal how investigations succeed.

Overview

  • Episode one airs at 10pm on the True Crime channel and examines the Emile Cilliers case in an instalment titled The Parachute Plot.
  • New episodes will run weekly, with episode two scheduled for Thursday, March 12 at 10pm focusing on the Carol Wray arson case.
  • The series explores how mistakes or investigative breakthroughs prevented so‑called perfect murders, aiming to demystify policing for viewers.
  • Presenters stress a victim-focused approach and highlight diligent detective work, including a case involving a murdered homeless man in Bath.
  • Later episodes will cover notable cases such as the 1985 Jeremy Bamber investigation, previously dramatized as ITV’s White House Farm.