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Written In Blood

Written In Blood

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Crime novelist Simon Toyne investigates some of the darkest real-life crime stories which have inspired pieces of crime fiction. Written In Blood is produced by TRUE CRIME.


TRUE CRIME is an expert-led documentary and series channel analyzing authentic criminal cases with an in-depth journey from the crime scene, through the investigative process to the courtroom.

TRUE CRIME is available on Sky channel 146, Virgin Media channel 148, Freeview channel 67 and Freesat channel 135.

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Episodes
  • WRITTEN IN BLOOD: Howard Linksey

    WRITTEN IN BLOOD: Howard Linksey
    Nov 5 2017

    Simon Toyne travels north to investigate one of the most chilling partnerships of all time, the crimes committed by Ian Brady and Myra Hindley.


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    25 mins
  • WRITTEN IN BLOOD: Simon Kernick

    WRITTEN IN BLOOD: Simon Kernick
    Oct 29 2017

    Simon travels to West London, where he explores the abduction and murder of seven year old Mark Tildesley, the inspiration behind the book The Bone Field by Simon Kernick.


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    20 mins
  • WRITTEN IN BLOOD: Marnie Riches

    WRITTEN IN BLOOD: Marnie Riches
    Oct 22 2017
    Simon Toyne travels to Manchester to examine the gang-violence and turf wars which have shaped the criminal landscape of one of the UKs bloodiest cities.

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    18 mins

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