Catching.A.Killer.Crocodile.Tears.HDTV.x264-C4TV

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2013-07-31

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 Title..............: Catching A Killer Crocodile Tears
 Source.............: HDTV
 Resolution.........: 720 x 404
 Framerate..........: 25 FPS
 Video Codec........: X264
 Audio..............: AAC @ 128kbps VBR 48KHz
 Link...............: http://tinyurl.com/o2b9koe
 
                          ────■ DESCRiPTiON ■────
                          
Featuring exclusive interviews and shedding new light on crimes that shocked 
the nation, this documentary looks beyond fake tears to reveal stories of 
deception and betrayal, when people who have feigned innocence or made public 
appeals for information - often on camera - committed the crime themselves.

The programme re-examines the Philpott case, in which Mick and his wife 
Mairead, who took part in a press conference after their house fire killed six 
children, were finally convicted of their manslaughter in April 2013, along 
with their best friend Paul Mosley.

The film contains interviews with Paul Mosley's brother Bryan, Darshna Soni, 
who covered the story for Channel 4 News, Mick Philpott's former partner of 
several years and 'star' witness to his trial Heather Keogh.

The film explores the case of Stuart Hazell, convicted in May 2013 for the 
murder of 12-year-old Tia Sharp in South London in August 2012, including a 
powerful interview with her father Steven Carter, and with Detective Constable 
Alison Grubb from the Metropolitan Police, whose role was to support the family 
throughout the search for Tia.

Shafilea Ahmed's parents were found guilty in 2012 of her murder from 2003. The 
couple's own lawyer, Milton Firman, gives his first account of his relationship 
with them and how he was convinced by their claims of innocence.


Simon Foy, former Head of Homicide and Serious Crime at Scotland Yard, offers 
his own insight into crocodile tears cases, whether they are on the increase 
and the clues that investigators look out for while examining a case.


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