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This final episode looks back on the production and revisits Mansfield to find out how people there feel about the crime and investigation after so much time has passed. How does the true story behind Landscapers relate to the real world, and how does it change it? Caroline revisits the case and production with producer Katie Carpenter, creator Ed Sinclair, script executive Jess Hill, cast members Dipo Ola and Kate O'Flynn, cinematographer Erik Wilson, Rob Griffin, who led the original investigation for Nottinghamshire police, Susan and Chris's solicitor Darrell Ennis-Gayle, and local journalist Andy Done-Johnson.

Is it ever justified for an abuse victim to take justice into her own hands, as Susan Edwards claims to have done after decades of provocation? We look at the different ways that justice is served, or not, in this story. Plus, we take a deeper look at how the writers and creatives decided to end their story in such a surprising style that asks questions of the case and of the whole nature of the true-crime genre itself. Caroline is joined by Landscapers creator Ed Sinclair, local journalist Andy Done-Johnson, and cinematographer Erik Wilson.

In the third episode, this odd couple with the strong emotional connection that we have come to sympathize with is seen in a new light. Is Susan quite as fragile and helpless as she seems, or is she quietly canny enough to know the ins and outs of financial crime? Is Chris really just the supportive husband who tried to clean up the mess after the fact, or did his knowledge of historic guns and expertise in accountancy lead him to play a much more central part in the story? The tension between what we think we know, and what we actually know, is explored in this episode. Caroline is joined by Will Sharpe, director of Landscapers, creator Ed Sinclair, and actor Kate O'Flynn, who plays DC Emma Lancing.

In this episode, we get to know Susan Edwards as a person. Her backstory raises questions about initial assumptions about her motivations and experience. As we hear from people who know the real-life Susan and Chris, a more nuanced picture develops, where trauma and perspective suggest there's more to the unusual couple's story than meets the eye. Caroline's guests are Ed Sinclair, creator of Landscapers, as well as Susan and Chris's solicitor Darrell Ennis-Gayle, and actor Dipo Ola.

In the first episode, we look at the plethora of strange things that stand out in the case and that drew people into the Edwards saga. A backyard burial, some unusual correspondence between the suspects and the police, and an obsession with old film memorabilia is just the beginning. Caroline Crampton is joined by Ed Sinclair, creator of Landscapers, and we also hear from script executive Jess Hill and Rob Griffin, who led the original investigation for Nottinghamshire police.