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- After having their conviction overturned, people wrongly accused of murder rebuild their lives while the police hunt the true culprit.
- 25 years ago, Jane saw a man killing her mother. Today she's a well-adjusted wife and mother herself. While having a physical, she notices a doctor who looks like the killer and reports him. No one believes her--except one cop.
- A reluctant mother, young Ruth Clee's post natal vulnerability and failure to bond with her baby is exploited by Elizabeth, her manipulative mother-in-law in a battle to seize control of the child.
- Two familys' lives are turned upside down when a mother recognises her daughter, Alice, who was kidnapped from a beach over 10 years earlier, and who was generally assumed to have drowned.
- When Sally Wilson, is called to the office of a city lawyer it's revealed she's been bequeathed £5 million but in order to qualify for the transfer of funds, Sally must first "kill a man who deserves to die."
- Matthew Taylor, a 16-year-old school boy was brutally murdered in the quiet Lake District. Five years later the accused is found not guilty and released from prison, but who did kill him?
- Aged seven Jane Phillips saw her mother murdered by a man who was never apprehended. Twenty-three years later, now a wife and mother with a second child due, she is convinced that oncologist Andrew Rawlins, whom she sees in a hospital, is the killer and contacts Alison Hall, the officer in the original case, now about to retire. Jane has given up taking her anti-depressants and, coupled with the fact that she has made mistaken claims before, her father Pete and husband Rob are sceptical about this new identification. Furthermore Andrew's blood, after he submits to a test, does not match the murderer's. Andrew's daughter Emma, a lawyer, visits Jane to warn her off but, despite the lack of evidence, Jane is still convinced that Andrew slew her mother.
- With Andrew's DNA results exonerating him Emma wants him to sue the police but he refuses and also declines to take action against Jane when she attacks him though she is made the subject of a restraining order. At the same time Alison is approached by Jo, a nurse who once worked with Andrew, who claims that he once tried to sexually assault her and was well-known for forcing himself on women. Armed with this knowledge Jane goes to see Andrew's ex-wife Isobel, to whom he was apparently violent. An angry Emma goes to see Isobel herself and it is Isobel who provides the resolution of the whole affair.