Judge Rinder's Crime Stories - Season 4
Season 4
Episodes
Episode 1
The heart-breaking story behind the tragic murder of five year-old April Jones. The man found guilty of abducting and murdering her, Mark Bridger, said he accidently ran April over near her home and cannot recall where he had put her body. April's mother Coral and sister Jazmin talk about they have struggled to cope with April's death and tell us about how they hope to force changes in the law in her memory.
Episode 2
When 49-year-old Julie Archer was set on fire in her home, almost immediately, police had a suspect, her own brother Stephen. Now on the run, Stephen presented a great danger to the public and the rest of his family, but with his ability to survive out in the wild, he would prove a hard man to catch.
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