Quest Red TV Guide — Tuesday, 9 June 2026

Thirty-year-old Jennifer is shot dead after a night out. Can surveillance cameras help detectives hunt down the killer before he strikes again?

Detectives suspect arson upon investigating the raging fire that turned a couple's home into a death chamber. Plus, officers employ the services of a special type of sniffer dog to track down a missing target

Unspeakable crimes solved with the help of CCTV, focusing on the case of two Florida parents brutally gunned down. Investigators had to rely on surveillance cameras to catch the killers and bring them to justice

The death of 16-year-old Skylar Neese, whose remains were found in January 2013, six months after she was reported missing from her West Virginia home. Rachel Shoaf pleaded guilty to second-degree murder, telling authorities that she and fellow teenager, Shelia Eddy, planned and carried out Neese's murder

Buying goods from the comfort of home

Buying goods from the comfort of home

Buying goods from the comfort of home

Buying goods from the comfort of home

Buying goods from the comfort of home

Buying goods from the comfort of home

Tensions rise when Bethany and her brother, who is paying for her gown, can't decide on style. Plus, David wants bride Sian to dress head-to-tie in bling

Danielle who has dwarfism, looks for a dress that suits her size, but also pleases her mother. Rihannon seeks reassurance from her daughter, following the death of her mother

Nina wants a unique look, but Gok's idea of a jumpsuit may be too much. Meanwhile, Tracey wants a dramatic dress and is joined by her ex and his new wife

Jilly is riding to her wedding on a tractor, so her dress must be practical and elegant. Meanwhile, indecisive bride Faye fears she will make the wrong choice

A case in which Robert Hoagland disappeared when he failed to pick up his wife Lori at an airport. Police found his car miles from home with his son Max still inside, who revealed his father had run into some shady men a few days earlier. The mystery deepened further when security video captured at a petrol station showed Hoagland buying a map

Barrister Robert Rinder looks into the investigation that followed a number of complaints to the RSPCA from people who had purchased sick and dying dogs. It led to an unscrupulous gang of puppy traders and several raids and arrests - but the complaints kept coming. Plus, the story of a murder that tore a family apart

When Sarah Ripoli was just six years old, a terrible event tore her family apart. The discovery of secret writings from beyond the grave helps Sarah to finally understand the shocking truth of what went on between her parents

The case of 19-year-old Logan Schiendelman, who vanished after a night out. When authorities found no evidence of foul play, they were forced to examine his family's controversial past

A single mum leaves for work one morning and never returns. Police analyse a sinister trail of security camera footage, hoping to find her

Detectives recount the investigation into the serial killer Steve Wright, aka the Suffolk Strangler. How did they catch the notorious murderer who killed five women?

The crimes of Cynthia Phillips, who was turned in by a hitman hired to kill her husband with a view to collecting his life insurance

The murder of Mike Snyder by his wife Ellen in January 2002, who claimed she acted to defend herself against a physical assault