Murder Map - Scotland and Northern Ireland - Glasgow

A collection of our handpicked UK True Crime Original programming. Investigating true crime cases across the British Isles, region by region. This week we put the spotlight on Scotland and Northern Ireland

Murder By The Sea - The Vicarage Killer

Dundee, Scotland, UK. After a murderer mistakes a doctor for a vicar, he would proceed to travel the length of the country in search of another man of the cloth to kill.

The Day I Should Have Died - Margaret Mountney

Glasgow, Scotland, UK. Peter Tobin married Margaret Mountney when she was seventeen, a whirlwind romance which quickly descended to violence and rape.

Evidence of Evil - Murdered for Love

Lisburn, Northern Ireland. Paul Gault was found dead in his bedroom. Police uncovered the facts behind the case.

Murder By The Sea - Michael Ross: Orkney Isles

Orkney, Scotland, UK. A waiter’s murder sparks a decades-long quest for justice.

Britain's Countryside Killers - The Vanished

South Lanarkshire, Scotland, UK. Emma Caldwell was found dead in a forest. It took years to catch her killer, a man with a violent past.

Written In Blood - The Double Murders

Coleraine, Northern Ireland. Clare Mackintosh takes Simon to a quiet community to explore a double murder with close parallels to her Sunday Times bestselling novel, Let Me Lie.

Evidence of Evil - The World’s End Murders

Edinburgh, Scotland, UK. 1977, Christine Eadie and Helen Scott vanished in Edinburgh. Police never stopped seeking justice.

Murder By The Sea - The Goatfell Murder

Isle of Arran, Scotland, UK. A trip to the Isle of Arran turns deadly when one traveller never returns, sparking a historic investigation.

Donal MacIntyre's UK Killer Evidence - Blood Trail

Glasgow, Scotland, UK. When Sean Humphrey is found dead at home, police use forensic evidence to find a suspect. They uncover his identity, but catching him proves more difficult.

Murder By The Sea - Donald MacMillan Jnr.

The Highlands, Scotland, UK. A woman’s annual visit to a guest house ends in tragedy when a long-hidden obsession turns deadly.