Time of Death
When 32-year-old Marlene Doyle, reported missing by her mother, is found murdered in a Coventry flat, police turn to forensic evidence to identify her killer.
When 32-year-old Marlene Doyle is found dead in a Coventry flat after being reported missing by her mother, police turn to forensic evidence to identify her killer. A search begins immediately for her boyfriend Patryk Skupinski, with whom she'd been staying, while Marlene's body is removed for tests, and forensic officers search the address for any sign of an intruder.
With a combination of phone analysis, DNA evidence from clothing and the arrival of a witness, police gradually close the net on their suspect.
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"Somebody has physically interacted with that device"
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"It's really suspicious behaviour"
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Credits
| Role | Contributor |
|---|---|
| Narrator | Siobhan Finneran |
| Director | Jules Endersby |
| Director | Nick Gardner |
| Director | Maddie Henri |
| Director | Howard Holloway |
| Series Producer | Rhi MacDonald |
| Executive Producer | Sacha Baveystock |
| Executive Producer | Graeme McAulay |
| Executive Producer | Poonam Odedra |
| Production Company | Blast! Films Ltd |
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