Body on the Beach: What Happened to Annie? - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
The Body
Within hours of Annie Borjesson's body being found on a Scottish beach, her family are told it is suicide. However, they believe the evidence points to murder.
The Journey
Hazel pieces together the mysterious final hours before Annie was found dead. She hears an extraordinary theory that Annie's death was a state-sponsored hit job.
The Beach
Hazel explores the conditions at Prestwick beach. Did Annie really drown herself there? Remarkable forensic evidence suggests otherwise.
The Suspect
In the final episode, Hazel gets access to a new source of information and makes a series of disturbing discoveries which shed new light on what happened to Annie.
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