The true crime show has been dubbed "one of the best" as viewers eagerly await news of a new series16:46, 20 May 2026Every episode of a chilling true crime series that has fans hooked is available to stream on Channel 4.‌Killer Cases has been dubbed by fans of the true crime genre as "one of the best" as they eagerly await brand new releases. The chilling series explores some of the most brutal and high profile murder trials and investigations, plunging viewers straight into the heart of the criminal justice system.‌With a focus on American killings, viewers witness the exploration of a crime as well as the investigation, courtroom testimonies and the final verdicts, seeing a case from start to finish.‌Having first been released in America in 2020, there have been six instalments so far, with each episode focusing on a new case, featuring exclusive behind the scenes footage.The episodes also include first hand accounts from law enforcement, forensic experts and witnesses as viewers are placed in the shoes of a jury.‌All six seasons are currently available to stream on Channel 4, with episodes being branded as "horrific". An official synopsis reads: "All the emotion, drama and suspense of America's most chilling murder trials are captured in Killer Cases - where love, sex, betrayal and greed ultimately prove fatal. Part of True Crime on Channel 4."Channel 4 viewers have only just discovered lately that Killer Cases is home to the episode titled 'Murder on Wheels' focusing on Mackenzie Shirilla after The Crash was released on Netflix this month.'Murder on Wheels' is an episode focusing on the same case and the circumstances around the crash, sitting at episode 12 in its fourth season.‌Other episodes include 'The TikTok Killer', delving in to a disturbing act of violence that shocked fans of a famous TikTok couple, as well as 'Murder at a House Party which delves into the moment a masked intruder stormed into a party, killing three young members of the LGBTQ+ community.However, Channel 4 warns that the show is "not suitable for younger viewers", adding some episodes contain "graphic scenes of homicide". With viewer discretion advised, some episodes also contain "disturbing images".‌The series is a must watch for fans of true crime, in particular 24 Hours in Police Custody and Catching a Killer, which also gives unprecedented access into an investigation.Over on IMD b, one reviewer previously wrote: "First off this show isn't exactly perfect but it is solid. Which is more than I can say for most other murder mystery documentaries."What I really appreciate about this series is that they never resort to using corny recreated cut scenes. Its all real footage. I strongly dislike how reliant other series are on this method and it ruins the experience for me."Article continues belowAnother said: "Yeah, there are a couple cases that will have you screaming at the TV. I do hate that not everyone on the show was convicted and you know they're guilty. But overall, this is one of the best crime shows out there. I hope they do another season."A third added: "I can't emphasize enough that Killer Cases is either "The Best" true crime TV series, or at least in the top 3", as they continued: "I watch a lot of these types of shows and would give this one a very high score of 8/10 because I could not stop watching it and can't wait for Season 7 to begin."Killer Cases can be streamed on Channel 4