Overview
- The series runs for four episodes, with weekly broadcasts beginning tonight and the second instalment scheduled for February 3.
- Tonight’s opener focuses on a Suffolk 999 call involving a suspected intruder found fatally injured as the homeowner claims self‑defence.
- A later episode features two Peterborough cases, including an attack on a man out walking and a separate failed robbery minutes apart.
- Each programme draws on police recordings, CCTV footage and forensic analysis, alongside testimony from victims’ relatives and friends.
- The show follows Channel 4’s 24 Hours in Police Custody in the schedule, with early TikTok comments indicating strong pre-broadcast interest.