35 Serial Killers the World Wants to Forget - Season 1 (2018)

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35 Serial Killers the World Wants to Forget

13 Episodes

S1 E1 - When Darkness Falls

S1 E2 - Killers Against the Grain

S1 E3 - Death's Door

S1 E4 - Homicidal Horror

S1 E5 - Trail of Atrocities

S1 E6 - Very Bad Bachelors

S1 E7 - Roads of Rage

S1 E8 - The Depths of Depravity

S1 E9 - Malevolent Motives

S1 E10 - Torture that Torments

S1 E11 - Coming as the Devil

S1 E12 - Suburban Nightmare

S1 E13 - End of Innocence

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Synopsis

Can family and friends of a murdered loved one forgive? How do relatives of notorious killers carry on? What impact do heinous crimes have on the investigators and the prosecutors who bring perpetrators to justice? This series explores these questions, drawing on insights from criminologists and psychologists to help us understand how these events happened and what society can learn from them.