Disclosure Investigates

The view that fatal hypoglycaemia is vanishingly rare in non-diabetic elderly patients comes under question as the science begins to shift.

As Louise looks again at the investigation into Colin Norris, the story of Lucy Rowell helps her understand how the case against him was built.

After one of Britain's most complex medical trials, the newspapers get their headline as Colin Norris is convicted of four murders and one attempted murder.

With no confession and no eyewitness and only a forensic smoking gun for one patient, a jury must decide whether five patients were poisoned and whether one man links them all.

As the police investigation grows, so do questions about how Colin Norris became the focus of an extraordinary inquiry.

Convicted nurse Colin Norris has spent 18 years behind bars. But as Louise Shorter revisits his story, new questions emerge.

A nurse convicted of murder. A case shadowed by doubt. A fight to clear his name. Did Colin Norris kill his patients? Or has the UK spent two decades believing the wrong story?

After the team uncover another crack in Eric Adusah’s story to police, Myles heads to the United States to finally face the Prophet.

Women come forward to tell of the Prophet’s past before his quick marriage to Charmain. Is Eric Adusah the pious preacher he portrays himself as?

Myles and team travel to Ghana to investigate what happened to Charmain in Room 112 and find a hotel worker who witnessed something suspicious the night she was last seen alive.

After Charmain’s body is found in a hotel bathtub in Ghana, Myles and the team trace her final steps in the weeks before her death and hear the Prophet’s side of the story.

The honeymoon period doesn’t last long for the newlyweds as family and friends suspect something is off about the Prophet.

Charmain embarks on a whirlwind romance with a Prophet. Marriage is quickly on the cards until a grave warning puts fear into the bride-to-be.

A whirlwind marriage to a Prophet. A mysterious death. A search for the truth. What happened to Charmain Speirs? And who really is the Prophet?

As the dust settles, questions begin to emerge about whether Harkins could have been stopped sooner. Another woman makes a startling realisation that could have changed everything.

The full extent of Harkins’ abuse is revealed as he stands trial, and his crimes go far beyond fraud. Even the journalist who exposed him is shocked by what she hears. As Harkins’ behaviour finally catches up with him, will the court deliver justice?

The police investigation ramps up and an arrest is made but as the time for Harkins to face justice draws near, he is nowhere to be seen. A look through his past life may reveal some answers. But while he’s staying hidden – is anyone safe?

A journalist publishes Christopher Harkins' name in the paper for the first time. The story triggers a response she didn't see coming. Suddenly, her phone is ringing off the hook and she’s shocked by what she hears.

Shannon thinks she's met her match, but what should have been a dream date soon turns into a nightmare. She desperately searches for help but finds closed doors. Is he going to get away with this?

The shocking tale of one of Scotland’s most prolific romance fraudsters and the devastation he left in his wake. Christopher Harkins had an insatiable appetite for money and women – and he knew exactly how to lure them in.

Sam goes undercover. Can she catch the whisky bandits in the act? And the day of reckoning - for everyone - arrives.

Can Sam Poling get the only person who knows the truth behind a multi-million pound fraud to speak?

Londoner Casey Alexander hit the headlines when he was arrested in an FBI sting. But what really happened inside the multi-million pound international fraud? And can Sam track down the man at the centre of it all?

Sam hits the road to confront a pair of whisky bandits. She discovers a dark past, conmen living the high life, and an army of victims fighting back. But with leads turning cold, will Sam have to confront failure?

Sam makes a shocking discovery using facial recognition. But is she already too late to catch a criminal before he vanishes forever? A chance meeting with a man from Belgium might hold the key to the investigation.

An anonymous tip-off sends investigator Sam Poling inside a booming industry where organised crime has gained a foothold. Sam tracks down the man helping the FBI catch a wanted criminal, meets those showered in promises but left high and dry, and hears from an old friend who has a stark warning. Can she catch any whisky bandits in the act?

An epic tale of organised crime, multi-million pound fraud, and the victims left in its wake. Reporter Sam Poling investigates the world of cask investment to find the bandits exploiting Scotland’s most famous export - whisky.

In this final episode, decades on from the Magic Circle scandal, a dark secret is revealed about Shiny Bob and his inner circle.

You can watch the accompanying documentary, 'Beneath the Magic Circle Affair', on BBC iPlayer.

As the damning contents of a leaked secret police report spark outrage, a high profile lawyer is tasked with finding the truth of the Magic Circle conspiracy theory.

A police station has been robbed. Hundreds of documents have been stolen. Could one of them be a damning police report on the Magic Circle scandal?

A police investigation into alleged abuse of young gay men becomes part of the Magic Circle scandal. For the first time, we hear from those involved in the controversial case.

A senior lawyer claims to have a list of secretly gay legal figures and is threatening to expose its contents. As cases collapse, the press start to dig deeper.

A rumour that secretly gay lawyers and judges are perverting the course of justice sparks a conspiracy theory that puts the press on a hunt.

A conspiracy theory that secretly gay judges threaten the justice system has gripped Scotland. A shiny lawyer with a dark secret claims to have a list that possesses the truth.

As the net closes in on Kim, the programme team receives an intriguing tip-off and the promise of learning who the fugitive really is.

It's been two years since Kim Avis faked his death at "Mortuary Beach", California. Now, four women take the stand in the trial against him at the High Court in Glasgow, Scotland.

In this final episode, Kim writes from prison. And back in the place where this all started, could a tragic story about a young woman's death in Inverness hold more answers about him?

Dead Man Running is produced by Myles Bonnar and Calum McKay. Audio Editing, Sound Design, and Mixing by Gav Murchie. The series producers are Mark Daly and Jack Kibble-White. Original score composed by Callan Marchetti. Research by Ricki Cooper, Katie McEvinney and Marisha Currie. Location recording by Myles Bonnar, Calum McKay and Steven Donnelly. Additional recording by Jenn Daly, Hannah McClintock and Joanne Willott. Artwork by Matt Russell. Production Manager is Susan McLundie. Production management assistant is Ruth McKay. Our Series Editor is Shelley Jofre. The Commissioning editors are Gareth Hydes and Heather Kane-Darling. This is a BBC Scotland production for BBC Sounds.

Kim has yet again switched identities and is beginning to settle down in Colorado Springs. But is the fugitive’s new friend Angie all that she seems?

A missing tourist, a US-wide manhunt and the story of how a local celebrity, Kim Avis, became a fugitive after his dark past begins to catch up with him.

After a mysterious drowning off ‘Mortuary Beach’, police start to question what’s really happened to the missing man.

While American police launch a manhunt, a woman who knows all about Kim Avis's darkest crimes shares her story.