Sky Crime TV Guide — Thursday, 4 June 2026

A profile of the serial killer Keith Jesperson, whose chilling confession letters to the media and prosecutors were signed off with smiley faces

Dozens of rich older women seemed to die peacefully in their sleep, until detectives realised it was the work of a serial killer

The presenter explores the case of John Straffen, who killed two young girls in the summer of 1951. He was found to be unfit to plead and committed to Broadmoor Hospital, but during a brief escape from the facility in 1952 he killed again. It was determined that the cause of his behaviour was severe brain damage, traced back to an attack of encephalitis as a child in India. When he died in 2007, he was the longest-serving prisoner in Britain

Thirty-two years later, a convicted killer serving life for manslaughter is found to be guilty of having committed a second murder.

Immigration officers stop two Iraqi men at the Canadian border, and a drug dog investigates a family SUV in El Paso

Two elderly pedestrians dice with death after taking a wrong turn, and a taxi driver dumps his passengers on the motorway

A frightening case of road rage unfolds as a drunk man attacks a car with an axe, and a truck collides with another vehicle in spectacular fashion

Documentary series charting the exploits of the City of London police, charged with safeguarding the Square Mile at the heart of the crime-ridden capital, focusing on steps to tackle credit card fraud

Documentary following the men and women who help keep motorists safe on some of the most perilous highways and byways of New Zealand.

Documentary following the men and women who help keep motorists safe on some of the most perilous highways and byways of New Zealand.

Dominic Littlewood explains how an armed robber was tracked as he stalked his victim. Plus, how a discarded cigarette butt smoked out a thief and how footage was captured by a horrified witness to prove a man was mistreating his pony

Dominic Littlewood presents a report on a gang stealing cars from disabled victims and a crash course in crime scene investigation

Dom Littlewood recounts the stories of a ram-raid on a hairdresser's that was far from cut and dried, a shocked couple who discovered an intruder downstairs and a criminal who was left panting when a dog picked up his scent

Fly-on-the-dashboard documentary showcasing outrageous road disasters, captured in video form by drivers' in-vehicle dashboard cameras

After killing Billy Bryan and Annie Castle, Danville Neil escaped justice for 30 years. But advances in forensics helped convict Neil in 2020

Friends of French film-maker Laureline Garcia-Bertaux were concerned when she failed to turn up to work - unaware she had been killed by her boyfriend and buried in a shallow grave

A woman dies in an apparently accidental house fire, but one police officer spots signs that something more sinister is at play

Expert criminologists look into the mind of William Suff, who was convicted of killing 12 women in Riverside County, California, throughout the 1980s, and now sits on death row

The shocking story of a devoted mother killed in a machete attack on the way to pick up her children

Things end in tragedy when 27-year-old Michael Hoolickin steps in to defend a woman being hit by her brother

The murder of 17-year-old Terry Edmonds, last seen getting off a train in Tunbridge Wells in 2006, and the painstaking forensic evidence used to unmask the teenager's killer