Working with her old friend Andrew O’Hagan, Audrey attempts to build a picture of Jemima’s life and piece together how the murder split the family apart.

Writer, Producer and Presenter Audrey Gillan

Producer and Story Editor Jack Kibble-White

Producers Elizabeth Clark and Victoria McArthur

Additional Reporting by Marcello Mega

Researchers Molly Higgins, Amanda Johnston, Anna Miles and Fergus Smith

Sound Designer and Composer Joel Cox

Editors Heather Kane-Darling and Iona Macritchie

The police notes are voiced by actor Kenny Blyth

In his own words, Patricia’s son Alex reveals memories of his mother.

Music Credit: Mother Love by Martin Simpson, performed on guitar by Alex Docker

Audrey and fellow journalist Cello, examine how the original police investigation went awry. And Audrey explores Patricia’s life and speaks to those affected by her death.

Writer, Producer and Presenter Audrey Gillan

Producer and Story Editor Jack Kibble-White

Producers Elizabeth Clark and Victoria McArthur

Additional reporting by Marcello Mega

Researchers Molly Higgins, Amanda Johnston, Anna Miles and Fergus Smith

Sounds Designer and Composer Joel Cox

Editors Heather Kane-Darling and Iona Macritchie

The police notes are voiced by actor Kenny Blyth

Musical Credit: Mother Love, Composed by Martin Simpson and performed on guitar by Alex Docker

In 1996, she broke the news of a major development in the Bible John murder investigation. Now Audrey wants to tell the stories of the three women in a way never done before.

Writer, Producer and Presenter Audrey Gillan

Producer and Story Editor Jack Kibble-White

Producers Elizabeth Clark and Victoria McArthur

Additional Reporting by Marcello Mega

Researchers Molly Higgins, Amanda Johnston, Anna Miles and Fergus Smith

Sound Designer and Composer Joel Cox

Editors Heather Kane-Darling and Iona Macritchie

The police notes are voiced by actor Kenny Blyth

Audrey Gillan digs back into the story of the Bible John murders, exploring the lives of the three victims, and uncovers another story that she and others had missed completely.