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The story of 9-year-old Laura March, whose obsession with eyeballs led to sadistic crimes and madness.

Vintage 8mm home movie footage highlights the true crime tale of Annette Goodwin and Amy Weller, two lesbian lovers who murdered and dismembered Annette's husband three days after the wedding. Subtitles tell the tale of death.

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With 19 murders between them, the Shankill Butchers were the most prolific gang of serial killers? in UK history. During the dark days of the Irish troubles their savagery stood apart, paralyzing both communities in Northern Ireland with fear. With unique access to the evidence, and exclusive interviews, Stephen Nolan goes back to the patch where he was brought up to ask how the Shankill Butchers got away with murder for so long...

Ding Yu is a Chinese TV journalist, the driving force behind Henan province's hit show Interviews before Execution. A nightmare hybrid of Cilla Black and Lorraine Kelly, Ding Yu does exactly what that title states: interviews China's death row inmates.

Ding Yu is a real piece of work, crying pretty tears on camera as she interviews a child killer before springing an unforgivable, Surprise, Surprise moment on a female prisoner that will leave you speechless with impotent fury.

Timewatch - The Real Bonnie and Clyde. Narrator - Michael Praed.

Tracie Margurite Andrews (born 9 April 1969) is an English woman who murdered her fiancé, Lee Raymond Harvey (born 20 September 1971) on 1 December 1996. She was sentenced to life imprisonment after being found guilty of murder at her trial in July 1997 and served 14 years before being released from prison.

Murder

Andrews, a former aspiring model and barmaid, stabbed Harvey over 42 times with a pen knife after they had stopped in his car following an argument on the way to their flat in The Becks, Alvechurch, Worcestershire. At a press conference on 3 December 1996, she claimed that Harvey was killed in a road rage attack, saying that a "fat man with staring eyes" had stabbed him over 30 times.

Andrews was convicted in the Birmingham Crown Court on 29 July 1997, and was sentenced to life imprisonment, with a recommendation that she serve at least 14 years. Andrews appealed the sentence, claiming that she was the victim of a miscarriage of justice because of damaging publicity surrounding her case. In October 1998, the appeal was denied. In April 1999, Andrews admitted that she did stab Harvey to death, whilst still maintaining she acted in self-defence.

Facial surgery

In November 2009 Tracie Andrews underwent a submandibular osteotomy operation to correct a class III occlusion. Specifically, this corrected her bottom jaw from protruding over her top jaw. The fact that the operation was paid for by the NHS was the cause of some controversy.

Release

Andrews was released in July 2011. She is banned from travelling within 25 miles of her victim's family without supervision.

Media based on the case

Maureen Harvey, Lee's mother, has written a book called Pure Evil: How Tracie Andrews Murdered My Son, Deceived the Nation and Sentenced Me to a Life of Pain and Misery.

In March 2010 BBC Radio 4's afternoon play was a docu-drama of the case. It consisted of a dramatisation of the events along with interviews with some of those involved including police and friends of Tracie Andrews and Lee Harvey.

Her story has also been featured on Snapped, a show on the Oxygen network that documents cases of crime by women, usually against lovers or husbands.

A 2001 documentary reporting on the proposed forthcoming release of murderers Jon Venables and Robert Thompson, and the emotions this has stirred up, with the Justice for James campaign organised by James Bulger's mother Denise Fergus, protesting against their release. Looks at questions of punishment and rehabilitation and at how inmates at secure units are treated.

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Dec 29, 9:00 pm
(60 minutes)

I (Almost) Got Away with It
Got to Pretend I'm a Priest
TV-14 (DLSV)
A con artist, Fred Brito has reinvented himself dozens of times. With no formal training, he's conducted a symphony orchestra, been elected to a public office, and administered mass as a fake catholic priest. Will the real Fred ever be brought to justice?

Richard Boulton was the Commanding Officer of HMAS Melbourne during the ship's six-month 2012 deployment to the Persian Gulf as part of Operation Slipper. Boulton had previously served twice in the Middle East Area of Operations.

Squadron Leader Ashley Joslin is an AP-3C Orion pilot from No. 92 Wing, Royal Australian Air Force. He served with the first deployment of Orions to the MEAO in 2003 and served again in 2004, 2005--06 and in 2007. In 2012 Joslin came full circle by commanding the final rotation of the aircraft to the MEAO.

Gary and Renee Wilson's lives changed forever on 21 June 2010. Wilson, a signaller with the 2nd Commando Regiment survived the crash of a Black Hawk helicopter which claimed the lives of four comrades. With Renee by his side he continues his recovery from horrific injuries.

In October 2009 Mark Butler sailed for the MEAO in HMAS Stuart. For the next six months he served in the important role of a Communications and Information Systems sailor.

Jason Blain first deployed to Afghanistan in 2007, serving six months as an embedded operations officer with the International Security Assistance Force Headquarters in Kabul. In 2009 he was posted to Kabul and Uruzgan as the Commanding officer of 6 RAR. From January to June 2010 he was based in Tarin Kot as the leader of Mentoring Task Force 1 and from July to October that same year he served as Deputy Commander of Combined Team Uruzgan, the overarching ISAF force responsible for operations in the province.

John Anderson deployed to the Middle East Area of Operations three times, first in Bagdad in 2003, then in Bagdad and Tarin Kot in 2007 and most recently as an "embedded" officer with the International Security Assistance Force Headquarters in Kabul. This role, undertaken from June 2012 to January 2013, was as Chief of Exploitation and involved advising and mentoring his Afghan colleagues in counter IED measures.

Margot-Lee Forster was the Commanding Officer of the Combat Support Unit from November 2010 to March 2011. The CSU, based at the Al Minhad Airbase in the United Arab Emirates, was of vital logistic importance for those serving in Afghanistan.

Clare O'Neill, an accomplished army engineer, completed two tours of Afghanistan, overseeing the reconstruction work of the Reconstruction Task Force 1 in 2006--07 and returning with Reconstruction Task Force 4 in 2008.

Paul Foley has had a long and distinguished career with the Australian diplomatic corps. From 2010 to 2012 he was Australia's Ambassador to the Islamic Republic of Afghanistan. He is currently Ambassador to Iran.

Dan Fussell, an artillery officer, joined the Army in 2006, following in his brother Michael's footsteps. He completed two tours of Afghanistan, the first as part of a small Australian detachment serving with the British Artillery in Helmand province in 2011. He returned to Afghanistan in 2012, this time serving in Uruzgan with the 3RAR Task Group. Lieutenant Michael Fussell had been killed in Afghanistan in 2008.

Matt Lines served in Afghanistan in 2008--09 with Mentoring and Reconstruction Task Force 1. With the rank of sergeant he was a platoon mentor for an Operational Mentoring and Liaison team (OMLT). He was awarded a Medal of Gallantry, the third highest military honour, for his actions under fire on 4 January 2009.