This case takes place in the UK.In 1987, two young women were found dead in separate incidents in Kent. The investigations went cold, and for decades, the person responsible remained unknown.Years later, advances in forensic technology led police back to a man named David Fuller. What followed wasn’t just the resolution of a long-unsolved case—but the discovery of something far more disturbing.As investigators looked deeper into Fuller’s life, they uncovered evidence that extended far beyond the original crimes. The scale of what was found shocked even experienced officers and raised serious questions about oversight, access, and how something like this could go unnoticed for so long.

This case takes place in London, England.Between 2014 and 2015, a series of unexplained deaths began to emerge around Barking. At first, they appeared unrelated—isolated incidents involving young men who had met someone online. But as patterns began to surface, questions were raised about whether something far more deliberate was happening behind the scenes.

In 1999, a devastating house fire in the village of Clydach, Wales, claimed the lives of four members of the same family. What was first believed to be a tragic accident quickly became one of the most controversial murder cases in British history.

This episode examines the events of that night, the investigation that followed, and the conviction of David Morris—a case that continues to raise serious questions decades later.

Was the right person convicted, or does this case still hide the truth?

In this episode:

• The timeline of the fire and discovery
• Key evidence presented in court
• The investigation and trial
• Ongoing doubts and public debate

A deep dive into one of the UK’s most debated true crime cases.