Made for Murder - Season 2

Season 2
Episodes

Ian Paton
The life stories of serial killers to explore what made their commit their horrific crimes and whether they were always destined to kill.

Hannegret Donnelly
The story of Hannegret Donnelly, who controlled her husband Christopher with horrific violence and abuse before finally killing him with a rolling pin.

Don Miller
The life stories of serial killers to explore what made their commit their horrific crimes and whether they were always destined to kill.

Glyn Dix
The documentary offers an insight into wife killer Glyn Dix, asking what drove him to commit such a horrific murder.

Episode 5

Virginia Vertetis

David Roustoby
He murdered his neighbour in cold blood and even went on to tell people he had committed the crime. Was David Roustoby born destined to kill?

Willy Inmon
By the age of 21 Willy Inmon had already taken three lives. This documentary explores what drove him to commit these senseless murders.

Denise Williams
The story of Denise Williams, who masterminded a deadly plot that claimed the life of her first husband Mike Williams, asking whether she was born with this murderous streak.
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