
In South Wales in 1973, two teenage girls, Geraldine Hughes and Pauline Floyd, leave a nightclub in Swansea but they do not make it home. Some time later, their bodies are found in Port Talbot, and the hunt for the “Saturday Night Strangler” begins.
Chilling as it is, the BBC’s newest series, Steeltown Murders, is no work of fiction. This four-part show follows the real-life case across two key timelines – 1973 and the early 2000s – focusing on one man’s commitment to discover the truth.