Sky Crime Friday

Follow Australia's traffic enforcers as they face high-speed chases, defiant hooligans, explosive crashes and out-of-control drunk drivers.

Following Australia's traffic enforcers as they deal with high-speed chases, defiant hooligans and explosive crashes

Near Dunedin, a driver claims to be sober despite having thrown up in his car. Also, a minivan ends up on its side and a biker gets schooled on the rules of the road

The final episode of the season comes with plenty of drama as a crash manages to knock out the power to all of Clyde

Agents prepare to raid an illegal smuggling operation on the Mexican border, having observed their targets over several months

Focusing on the work of the City of London police as they tackle crime on the streets of the capital

Documentary following members of the New Zealand highway patrol as they witness the best and worst behaviour on the nation's busiest motorway

A man walking on the motorway inadvertently leads police straight to a bust and a sheep runs amok

The family of a 12-year-old boy found dead in Epping Forest in 1970 tell the story of the 26-year-long wait to find out what happened to the youngster

How police used CCTV, eyewitness statements and a public appeal to find the killer of a 28-year-old woman, found dead on Nottingham's streets

The story of Marina Erte, killed in Lincolnshire in 2016 by her estranged husband Gytis Griskevicius

After missing her bus, Yingying Zhang was offered a lift by a man posing as a policeman, a fateful encounter that led to her murder

In 1999 and 2000, John Eric Armstrong prowled Detroit looking for sex workers. A seemingly normal father, no one suspected he was a killer

After striking up a friendship in prison for previous murders, Stephen Unwin and William McFall's release had awful consequences

Documentary studies of police investigations into some of the most incredible and inconceivable murder cases in criminal history

The actions of Austrian family captor and rapist Josef Fritzl, who held his daughter in his cellar for more than two decades, and fathered seven of her children

Over a 25-year career of murder, Richard Biegenwald killed at least six people as he sought out ever more violent and inventive ways of dealing death.

Thirty-two years later, a convicted killer serving life for manslaughter is found to be guilty of having committed a second murder.

The story of one of the world's most notorious serial killers. The jury must decide between sending Gacy to a psychiatric facility or condemning him to a death sentence

Lynette White's murder led to one of Britain's most infamous miscarriages of justice and an exhaustive forensic investigation

The story of Diane Downs, the Arizona-born mother of three who in 1983 arrived at hospital, having murdered one of her children and left her remaining two critically injured

Detectives reflect on how they gathered evidence to charge Melanie McGuire with murder when her husband's remains were found in multiple suitcases

Colin Sutton revisits the murder of Danielle Jones, a case in which no body was found and the conviction relied on analysis of text messages sent on the victim's mobile phone

Exploring the story of Armin Meiwes, who in Germany in 2002 filmed himself killing and eating a victim he had contacted via the internet

How the FBI stepped in to help the NYPD solve the mystery of a beloved pizzeria owner's brutal murder, as rumours of Mafia involvement swirl

Documentary following members of the New Zealand highway patrol as they witness some of the best and worst behaviour on the nation's motorways

Documentary following members of the New Zealand highway patrol as they witness some of the best and worst behaviour on the nation's motorways