Yorkshire Ripper: The Secret Murders

An ITV documentary series, which examines the murders that could, and perhaps should have been linked to Peter Sutcliffe, the crimes he was not convicted of.

It's a very dry series, it's watchable, it's informative, I'd argue the Netflix series is superior, it gives more detail, explains in more depth what happened any why.

This does feel just like a witch hunt on the Police, they definitely deserve a great deal of criticism, and catastrophic mistakes were made, at the same time, The Police didn't have the tools, intelligence, nor the symptoms, one of the speakers virtually implies that The Police intentionally didn't hunt down Sutcliffe.

Overall, I did find elements really good, I found some of it very slow. All in all, not bad, 6/10.