Killing Mum & Dad - Season 1
Season 1
Episodes
Seddon - Two Attempts to Kill
After trying to kill his parents in a crash, Stephen Seddon was hailed a hero for saving them. But his evil intentions hadn't gone anywhere.
Newall - Mystery on the Island
The mysterious disappearance of Jersey couple Nicholas and Elizabeth Newall in 1987, who it turned out had been murdered by their sons for their £1million estate and buried for five years.
Clarke - A Trained Killer
With a thirst for blood and an obsession with knives, Michael Clarke believed it was his destiny to be a killer, and his parents became the victims.
Blackwell - The Straight A Killer
Indulging himself and his girlfriend in unaffordable luxury, Brian Blackwell killed his parents before another spending spree.
Dighton - A Deadly Hangover
Daniel Dighton, who stabbed his parents to death after they criticised him for his idle behaviour - and then blamed his crime on a hangover.
Chana - A Killer's Promise
The case of 26-year-old Anmol Chana, who was sentenced to a minimum of 36 years after the brutal killings of his parents at their home in Moat Road, Oldbury.
Middleton - The Abusive Son
The case of violent alcoholic Philip Middleton, who killed his parents during a drunken argument using a granite block.
Ruddy - The Staged Murder
Amid rising debts, divorce and substance abuse, Martin Ruddy had his eye on his parents' inheritance and lashed out to get it.
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