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When relationships TURN DEADLY

In the UK last year 1.5 million incidents of domestic abuse were reported to the police and 78 people were killed by a current or ex-partner. New series #Dead2Me, starting this week on Crime + Investigation, uses interviews with family members and police investigations to tell the stories of victims and highlight the easily missed warning signs of relationships turning toxic. Manipulation, control, isolation – each of the murderers left a trail of red flags, easily dismissed by their partners and only knitted together after the heinous crimes were committed.

We speak to criminologist Dr Honor Doro Townshend from the series about the awful crimes featured, and how, by highlighting the red flags, future tragedies may be prevented.

HOUSE OF HORRORS

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