Laura looks at the life of Victor Lustig, an ambitious 1920s conman who ‘sold’ both the Eiffel Tower and Tower Bridge to gullible businessmen. Plus, he built a fake ‘money printing machine’ AND he swindled $5,000 from history’s most notorious gangster, Al Capone.

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It’s November 1923 when a young Aston Villa player is shot to death by his neighbour. Iain looks at what happened between Tommy Ball and George Stagg and explores why their dispute turned deadly.

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In August 1882, a remote community in West Ireland is thrown into turmoil by a brutal massacre – followed by a shocking miscarriage of justice.

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In this second part of this case, Iain tracks George Remus’ dramatic downfall and explains the circumstances that led to the brutal murder of his wife Imogene.

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In the first half of a two-part case, Iain introduces us to one of history’s most successful bootleggers. A man so rich that he lit his cigarettes with £100 bills.

Laura digs into the shocking story of serial killer Nannie Doss, a woman who is said to have killed five of her five husbands as well as her own mother, two of her children and one of her grandchildren.

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Iain looks at the life and crimes of Shaun Greenhalgh, a master forger from Bolton.

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Laura looks at a 17th-century, Parisian scandal involving vengeful lovers and home-brewed poisons.

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Iain looks at a case involving a lovesick nurse, a family tragedy… and some very suspicious blackberries.

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Laura’s case this week is a little bit different. She’s looking at the mystery of Martial Bourdin and his attack… on time?

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Iain looks at a case involving a group of hapless university students who try to pull off a multi-million-dollar heist.

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