The new year and ITV starts it off with another true life crime drama.
This is based on the reinvestigation of the Pembrokeshire murders also known as the Bullseye killer that stretched back to 1985.
Luke Evans is DCS Steve Wilkins who has come up back to Wales from London in 2006. He has opened a cold case enquiry.
In his sights is John Cooper (Keith Allen) who is in jail for a series of violent burglaries but he evaded justice for the murders.
Cooper is eligible for parole, a television documentary is also looking into some old murders that they believe are linked. Wilkins wants Cooper to remain in jail for now.
With the advancement of DNA technology, Wilkins is looking for an opening and he sets up a news interview to rattle Cooper.
This was a brisk opening episode that sets everything up. Everyone was efficient and it was also a bit bland. There is some backstory with Wilkins and his football playing son.
Even Cooper who religiously watches the local news each evening in prison looks more bored than creepy.
This is based on the reinvestigation of the Pembrokeshire murders also known as the Bullseye killer that stretched back to 1985.
Luke Evans is DCS Steve Wilkins who has come up back to Wales from London in 2006. He has opened a cold case enquiry.
In his sights is John Cooper (Keith Allen) who is in jail for a series of violent burglaries but he evaded justice for the murders.
Cooper is eligible for parole, a television documentary is also looking into some old murders that they believe are linked. Wilkins wants Cooper to remain in jail for now.
With the advancement of DNA technology, Wilkins is looking for an opening and he sets up a news interview to rattle Cooper.
This was a brisk opening episode that sets everything up. Everyone was efficient and it was also a bit bland. There is some backstory with Wilkins and his football playing son.
Even Cooper who religiously watches the local news each evening in prison looks more bored than creepy.
