Murder UK - Season 3
Season 3
Episodes
The Deadly Injection
Nurse Marie Isotone claimed her husband died naturally while in her care. An autopsy revealed lethal insulin - she used her medical expertise to murder him.
Killed by Control
Katie Wilding sought romance but found abuse. Her death was ruled as an overdose, but her family wanted justice.
The Evil Price of Freedom
Faria Khan hated her husband, Nawajid. Instead of divorce, she hired a group to execute a calculated, cold-blooded murder plot.
Silent Weapon
Nurse Victorino Chua betrayed his oath, secretly poisoning hospital patients in Greater Manchester by contaminating saline drips with lethal insulin.
Sister's Deadly Warning
Kylie Dembrey from Berkshire fell for Mark Sinclair, unaware his charm hid a violent abuser. She kept the years of abuse secret, until he tragically murdered her.
An Evil Education
At 15, James Fairweather, obsessed with murder, turned fantasies into reality. He killed two random strangers in Colchester before police stopped his terrifying spree.
A Dose of Death
Nurse Beverley Allitt, the 'Angel of Death,' murdered four children and harmed nine others at Grantham Hospital in 1991, driven by a desperate need for attention.
Til Death Do Us Part
Dawn Walker's hope for a happy marriage ended on her wedding night when Thomas Nutt murdered her in West Yorkshire. He hid her body in a suitcase, then faked a search.
Entitled to Kill
Spoiled Elliot Turner, enraged when Emily Longley rejected him, murdered her in 2011 in Dorset. The investigation imprisoned Turner and convicted his parents for the cover up.
Controlled to Death
The case of Hannegret Donnelly, who secretly abused her husband for years. He was found dead with 78 injuries, exposing the systematic domestic cruelty.
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