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Murdertown is a true crime documentary series produced by the British television network, Crime + Investigation. Originally broadcast in 2018, the show is a riveting depiction of some of Britain's most notorious murder cases that have taken place within small towns and villages throughout the country.

Each episode of Murdertown is presented by actress Katherine Kelly, known for her performances in hit British television series such as Mr Selfridge and Coronation Street. Kelly guides the audience through each of the murder cases, starting with the location where the crime occurred. Kelly's narration combined with interviews and archival footage help construct a vivid picture of the towns and the people who call them home, all while emphasizing how each community was shaken to the core by the heinous crimes that took place within them.

The show isn't just about one specific murder case or perpetrator per episode, rather it is an exploration of the impact a murder has on a small town or community. With the help of interviews with local residents and law enforcement, the series paints a picture of how the murder shook the fabric of the community and how it left a lasting impact on their way of life.

One of the highlights of the series is the analysis provided by forensic psychologist, Emilia Fox. Her insight into the minds and motives of the perpetrators shed light on some of the most harrowing crimes committed within each town.

Anita Rani, a BBC television presenter, also appears on the series. She interviews residents who live near the crime scene as well as journalists who covered the cases. Her interviews lend a valuable perspective into how the murders affected those who lived in the communities.

The show takes viewers through complex cases involving both well-known and lesser-known individuals. Each case is presented in an informative and gripping way, highlighting the police investigation while also providing insight into the victim

Murdertown is a series that ran for 4 seasons (40 episodes) between September 3, 2018 and on