Season 5 - Episode 46

Love, betrayal, jealousy and greed are themes that are as old as time. These emotions can dominate someone's thoughts and lead them to murder. But if they take a life, they seldom get away with it. So focused on the spoils of their ill-gotten gains, they think scarcely about the person that is gone or how the death will negatively impact the lives of the victim's loved ones. However, after their arrest, the murderer will have decades to think about what they have done in their prison cell, never seeing the financial or romantic gains they set out to attain

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Court documents and information from the following news organisations were referenced in this episode: THE GUARDIAN, BBC NEWS, SOMERSET COUNTY GAZETTE, THE SUN and CHARD AND ILMINSTER NEWS

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MUSIC: 

Atlantis by Audionautix 

Cylinder Two by Chris Zabriskie 

Take Off and Shoot a Zero by Chris Zabriskie 

Abandoned Subway by John Bartmann 

Bad Impact by John Bartmann 

Brethren, Arise by Chris Zabriskie 

Sweet Embrace by John Bartmann 

Cylinder Seven by Chris Zabriskie 

Sunrise On Mars by Audionautix 

Cylinder Four by Chris Zabriskie 

Back To The Mountain by John Bartmann 

Background Scan by John Bartmann 

Boba Static by John Bartmann 

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