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Aileen Wuornos

9:00PM

Hollywood Vice

11:00PM

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For 130 years the crime museum of New Scotland Yard in Central London has quietly archived the tools, relics and instruments of killers, conmen and thieves. This fascinating and revealing 13-part series, presented by one of Britain’s most experienced broadcasters, Nick Ross, gives viewers exclusive access to the grisly exhibits, used as evidence in the cases of some of London’s most iconic crimes and criminals.

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Crime Museum: The Blackout Ripper

Mon 8th Dec, 12AM

Presenter Nick Ross examines the case of the forgotten Ripper. Gordon Cummins killed five women during the Blitz in 1942, with bloody tools of diabolical butchery. [more]

Crime Museum: Browne and Kennedy

Mon 15th Dec, 12AM

The guns and masks used by the killers Fred Browne and Pat Kennedy are seen for the first time, as Nick Ross reveals the story of the murder of PC Gutteridge in 1927. [more]

Crime Museum: Charles Peace

Mon 15th Dec, 12AM

Presenter Nick Ross uncovers the case of the museum's first cop killer. Charles Peace was a prolific cat burglar and killer, who used ingenious tools to carry out his crimes. [more]

Crime Museum: John Christie

Sat 27th Dec, 12AM

Nick Ross reveals the disturbing evidence collected at 10 Rillington Place, where murder John Reginald Christie kept clippings of pubic hair from each of his victims in a tin. [more]

Crime Museum: John Haigh

Fri 26th Dec, 11PM

It's bath time for presenter Nick Ross as he discovers the skin-burning evidence stored in the grizzly case against John George Haigh, a killer who dissolved his victims in acid. [more]

Crime Museum: Jack the Ripper

Coming Soon

Nick Ross examines the case of the Whitechapel murderer, as Scotland Yard's Crime Museum reveals the memoirs of the original investigating officer. Did he name the killer? [more]

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	8:00PM Aileen Wuornos 9:00PM Hollywood Vice 11:00PM Crime and Punishment: Accused in Appalachia Remember Register \| Forgotten Password? Sign up for email updates from The Crime and Investigation Network <-%news_tpl%-> For 130 years the crime museum of New Scotland Yard in Central London has quietly archived the tools, relics and instruments of killers, conmen and thieves. This fascinating and revealing 13-part series, presented by one of Britain’s most experienced broadcasters, Nick Ross, gives viewers exclusive access to the grisly exhibits, used as evidence in the cases of some of London’s most iconic crimes and criminals. CLICK HERE TO WATCH VIDEO PREVIEWS >> Crime Museum: The Blackout Ripper Mon 8th Dec, 12AM Presenter Nick Ross examines the case of the forgotten Ripper. Gordon Cummins killed five women during the Blitz in 1942, with bloody tools of diabolical butchery. [more] Crime Museum: Browne and Kennedy Mon 15th Dec, 12AM The guns and masks used by the killers Fred Browne and Pat Kennedy are seen for the first time, as Nick Ross reveals the story of the murder of PC Gutteridge in 1927. [more] Crime Museum: Charles Peace Mon 15th Dec, 12AM Presenter Nick Ross uncovers the case of the museum's first cop killer. Charles Peace was a prolific cat burglar and killer, who used ingenious tools to carry out his crimes. [more] Crime Museum: John Christie Sat 27th Dec, 12AM Nick Ross reveals the disturbing evidence collected at 10 Rillington Place, where murder John Reginald Christie kept clippings of pubic hair from each of his victims in a tin. [more] Crime Museum: John Haigh Fri 26th Dec, 11PM It's bath time for presenter Nick Ross as he discovers the skin-burning evidence stored in the grizzly case against John George Haigh, a killer who dissolved his victims in acid. [more] Crime Museum: Jack the Ripper Coming Soon Nick Ross examines the case of the Whitechapel murderer, as Scotland Yard's Crime Museum reveals the memoirs of the original investigating officer. Did he name the killer? [more] Page 1 2 3