First look at terrifying true crime documentary The Body Next Door about ‘most shocking murder mystery in Welsh history’
Sky has announced that their terrifying new documentary series, The Body Next Door, is set to start airing in a matter of days.
The series delves into one of the most shocking murder mysteries in Welsh history.
In November 2015, the quiet village of Beddau was shaken by the discovery of a human corpse.
With no DNA, fingerprints, or dental records matching the body, the case turned into a haunting mystery: who was the victim, and who committed the crime?
The Body Next Door is made up of three parts which follow the police investigation into the killing.
It is set to premiere on Sunday, August 11 on Sky Documentaries and NOW.
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Viewers will get a glimpse of the fear local villagers experienced as they grappled with the idea of having a murderer in their midst.
The series takes a dramatic turn when a surprising suspect is identified, opening up a Pandora’s box of lies, trauma, and hidden histories.
It also highlights the profound impact on one family, whose world is turned upside down by the revelations.
Tom Barry, Commissioning Editor at Sky, shared: "The Body Next Door tells the incredibly gripping story of an investigation into a shocking murder but also the story of a community rocked to its core and a family sadly torn apart.
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"It is the exceptional storytelling from the team at RAW that takes the viewer down an unexpected path which makes it such a riveting watch."
Keeley Van Dyke and Louise Norman, Executive Producers at RAW, added: "What started as an intriguing murder mystery in a small, tight-knit village became an international tale of deceit, abuse, and violence.
"Thanks to the bravery of our contributors, some of whom are talking for the first time, we can tell the tragic story of how one murder can spin us back in time for generations."
The Body Next Door was commissioned for Sky Documentaries and produced by RAW.
The series has been directed by Gareth Johnson and produced by Phelan Glen.