The Investigator: A British Crime Story
The Investigator: A British Crime Story is British Drama TV series. It first aired on Jul 14, 2016, on ITV. The series has 5.7 * rating by IMDb. The Investigator: A British Crime Story is set in Channel Islands.
How Many Seasons Are In The Investigator: A British Crime Story: 2 (7 episodes)
| Season 3 | ITV |
| Season 2 | Season premieres on April 5, 2018 ITV, 3 episodes |
| Season 1 | Season premieres on July 14, 2016 ITV, 4 episodes |
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The Investigator: A British Crime Story is on ITV (United Kingdom) Thursdays at 9 pm
Season 2 Episode 3 (Episode 3) - Air Date: Apr 19, 2018 (about a year ago)
Last Night's TV reviewed: The Investigator: A British Crime Story and Love Child - Express.co.uk - per Express
I might not reach the end myself, not because this isn’t a gripping tale but because it is a real gripping tale. The way it is told runs the risk of letting us forget that. Love Child (More4) was the product of a great many parents.
The horrifying true story behind The Investigator: A British Crime Story - Mirror Online - via Mirror
Publicly, he maintained she had run off with another man and had been working abroad in Germany, France, Switzerland and Malta but while in prison he allegedly confessed to three inmates that he had killed his wife.
The Investigator: A British Crime Story is too slick - but you'll be hooked by the disappearance of Carole Packman - RadioTimes - by Radiotimes
However, perhaps because it’s made by Simon Cowell-owned Syco Entertainment, it’s sometimes distractingly slick, looking and feeling like an episode of The Apprentice or Dragons’ Den, with gleaming glass offices, dimmed lighting and a heightened sense of drama. We are told at the start that this is a tale of “twists at every turn… murder… sex… and fraud”, which sounds like a description of a salacious drama rather than a deeply sad murder case.
The Investigator: A British Crime Story has viewers gripped - DigitalSpy.com - by Digitalspy
The documentary looked back over the crimes Tobin was convicted of, and speculated that he may be responsible for more, including Louise's disappearance, using witness testimonies and police interview files.
