Southern Sweden, late 1980s. A ten-year-old girl is found murdered. The investigation drags on for years, but the killer remains at large. Fear spreads and trust in law enforcement erodes, leaving officers to carry the weight of a community’s despair.

The Hunt for a Killer is a dark Nordic noir that delves deep into a case that shook Sweden.

This slow-burning psychological drama explores themes of truth, justice and the personal cost of never giving up.

Meanwhile, in the UK, a woman meets a man who seems perfect. However, she soon finds herself caught up in something far more terrifying than she could ever have imagined. Delia Balmer's story is not just about intimate partner violence; it is also a damning indictment of a system that failed to protect her.

Returning in September, Until I Kill You is one of the most unsettling and important dramas of recent years. If you missed it the first time around, make sure you don't make that mistake again. If you’ve seen it, you'll know how much it has to say.

Some crimes echo across decades. A case that once seemed solved begins to unravel. Doubts resurface: Was the right person really held accountable?

White House Farm returns to Viasat True Crime this October — and it's worth a second look. Based on real events, this drama highlights just how blurred the line can be between justice and a convenient narrative. Watch it again to see what you missed the first time around.

And Per Elisa – Il caso Claps returns to the schedule with renewed relevance. The more we delve into the circumstances surrounding Elisa's disappearance, the more powerful the narrative becomes, revealing not only a killer, but also a web of silence, class inequality and institutional neglect.

If you missed it in August, October is the perfect time to immerse yourself in one of Italy's most haunting real-life cases.