“Hello there, this is the gunman from Birtley last night, er, my name is Raoul Moat…um, what I’m phoning about is to tell you exactly why I have done what I have done right? Now my girlfriend has been having an affair behind my back with one of your officers, this gentleman that I shot last night…I am hunting for officers now.”

When 31-year-old Gareth Williams began to miss work, his colleagues and family became concerned. Gareth had always been reliable and kept to his routines. But on August 23, 2010, when the police were asked to do a welfare check, they entered Gareth’s London flat and made a shocking discovery.

We all know the justice system exists to protect the public against criminals and their heinous crimes. But what if these laws and regulations suddenly contradict their purpose and work in favour of the offender?

In the early morning hours of the 29th of March 2014, a person walking through Castle Park in Colchester noticed a man lying unusually still in the grass to the side of the path. They could hear gurgling and as they approached, they were horrified to discover the man was completely covered in blood from the top of his head to the bottom of his legs.

A naked body of 6-year-old Rikki Neave was found near his Peterborough, Cambridgeshire home on November 29, 1994. His abusive mother was initially seen as a suspect, but the case quickly went cold after she was acquitted.