Brian McKandie documentary: 5 things to expect tonight as we get sneak preview
Tonight's documentary about the murder of Rothienorman mechanic Brian McKandie will be broadcast on Sky Crime, and we've had a sneak preview.
Tonight's documentary about the murder of Rothienorman mechanic Brian McKandie will be broadcast on Sky Crime, and we've had a sneak preview.
The murder of Brian McKandie will be the subject of a new Sky Crime documentary in August, and will feature interviews with his family and the police who investigated the shocking case.
In a frank two-hour sit-down the now-retired Detective Inspector Gary Winter reveals details about the highest-profile murder cases he'll never forget.
A “cruel and calculated” killer who murdered a mechanic in his own home has been awarded more than £200,000 to cover his legal fees – and that figure is set to rise.
A man convicted of murdering an Aberdeenshire handyman has had his appeal against his conviction and sentence refused.
A man who brutally killed a north-east handyman in his own home has launched a bid to clear his name.
A man has been convicted of the brutal murder of a north-east mechanic in his home.
The jury has heard the closing speeches in the murder trial of a man accused of bludgeoning a popular north-east mechanic to death.
No DNA was found that could link a north-east murder accused with the man he is accused of killing, a court has heard.
The former partner of a man accused of murder told a court she had to calm him down when he realised the police were treating the death as suspicious.
A police crime scene manager has told a court how officers recovered almost £200,000 while clearing out an alleged murder victim’s home.
A man accused of murder asked a hotel worker to clarify the time he was in the premises during the day of the alleged incident after the police inquiry was launched, a court has heard.
A man accused of murder told police he bought a bottle of vodka at a village shop at the time of his alleged victim’s death.
A man accused of murder told a friend he would pay him £500 to drop him off so he could "do someone in" in the weeks before the mechanic's death, a court heard yesterday.
The pathologist who investigated the body of a north-east mechanic found dead in his home has told a court he “unzipped the bag” and realised straight away something was “not right”.