Murder 24/7

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2025
Season 2
6 episodes

Documentary
Crime/detective

Summary

Following complex murder investigations, minute by minute, from the multiple perspectives of detectives and specialists.

Episode 1: The DPD Murder: Part One

Summary

Documentary following teams of detectives and specialists involved in murder investigations. After 23-year-old delivery driver Aurman Singh is ambushed and beaten to death in broad daylight on a quiet estate in Shrewsbury, detectives from West Mercia Police begin a major manhunt to track down his killers

Review

Frances Taylor

Don’t be deterred by the vague and somewhat throwaway title. This is a compelling documentary series that maps a murder case from initial 999 call to conviction.

A DPD driver is killed in a quiet residential street in Shrewsbury, Shropshire. The 23-year-old victim was on a delivery round when he was violently attacked. The police are puzzled. Was this a robbery gone wrong, or is there more to it?

CCTV is combed and house-to-house enquiries are carried out before there’s a breakthrough. A vehicle suspected of being involved has been located and is on the move. Armed units are on their way but when they are stuck in traffic it falls to unmarked officer Bradley, lone and unarmed, to trail the suspects. He tries to remain undetected while following closely, yet soon believes he may have been clocked. He continues on their tail — and then they turn into a cul-de-sac…

It’s heart-in-mouth stuff, with more unbearable tension than any Line of Duty or Blue Lights cliffhanger. The story continues across two further episodes, tomorrow and Wednesday.

How to watch

Next showing

There are no live broadcasts scheduled for this show. But it is available via the streaming provider below.

Streaming

BBC iPlayer

Details

Released on

2025-06-16

Languages

English

Formats

Colour

Credits

Crew

rolenameNarratorDean Lennox KellyExecutive producerRachael BarnesExecutive producerColin BarrSeries directorJules EndersbySeries producerVicky Munro

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Episode 6

Killing in the Family

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Episode 5

Killing in the Close - Part Two

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Episode 4

Killing in the Close - Part One

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Episode 3

The DPD Murder: Part Three

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Episode 2

The DPD Murder: Part Two

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Episode 1

The DPD Murder: Part One

Summary

Documentary following teams of detectives and specialists involved in murder investigations. After 23-year-old delivery driver Aurman Singh is ambushed and beaten to death in broad daylight on a quiet estate in Shrewsbury, detectives from West Mercia Police begin a major manhunt to track down his killers

Review

Frances Taylor

Don’t be deterred by the vague and somewhat throwaway title. This is a compelling documentary series that maps a murder case from initial 999 call to conviction.

A DPD driver is killed in a quiet residential street in Shrewsbury, Shropshire. The 23-year-old victim was on a delivery round when he was violently attacked. The police are puzzled. Was this a robbery gone wrong, or is there more to it?

CCTV is combed and house-to-house enquiries are carried out before there’s a breakthrough. A vehicle suspected of being involved has been located and is on the move. Armed units are on their way but when they are stuck in traffic it falls to unmarked officer Bradley, lone and unarmed, to trail the suspects. He tries to remain undetected while following closely, yet soon believes he may have been clocked. He continues on their tail — and then they turn into a cul-de-sac…

It’s heart-in-mouth stuff, with more unbearable tension than any Line of Duty or Blue Lights cliffhanger. The story continues across two further episodes, tomorrow and Wednesday.

How to watch

Next showing

There are no live broadcasts scheduled for this show. But it is available via the streaming provider below.

Streaming
- BBC iPlayer
Details

Released on

2025-06-16

Languages

English

Formats

Colour

Credits

Crew

rolenameNarratorDean Lennox KellyExecutive producerRachael BarnesExecutive producerColin BarrSeries directorJules EndersbySeries producerVicky Munro

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