Prime Video UK, Ireland stocks up on Firecrest Films’ true crime via All3Media

Did You Kill Emma? follows the search for Emma Caldwell’s murderer

Amazon-owned Prime Video in the UK and Ireland has picked up five true crime documentaries produced by Firecrest Films and distributed by All3Media International.

Did You Kill Emma? (2×60′), Murder on the M25: Who Killed Stephen Cameron? (2×60′), Body in the Freezer: The Murder of Melanie (2×60′), Call of Duty Killer (2×60′) and Max Clifford: Fame Monster (2×60′) will debit in 2026 and 2027.

Did You Kill Emma? follows the reinvestigation into the murder of Emma Caldwell, whose body was discovered in a remote woodland in North Lanarkshire, 40 miles from her Glasgow home.

Murder on the M25: Who Killed Stephen Cameron? is the story of the brutal murder of Stephen Cameron, who was stabbed through the heart in a motorway road rage attack in broad daylight in June 1996.

Body in the Freezer: The Murder of Melanie uncovers the secrets of Peter Wallner, a Michelin-star chef who had lived alone since his South African wife, Melanie, died suddenly of a brain aneurysm three years previously. However, Wallner wasn’t the grieving widower he was pretending to be.

Call of Duty Killer is about Breck Bednar, an English-American teenager from Surrey who was murdered by 18-year-old Lewis Daynes in February 2014 after they met through online gaming.

Max Clifford: Fame Monster tells the story of the celebrity publicist who used his extraordinary power to abuse young women and silence them.

The five titles mark the second true crime package from Channel 4-backed Firecrest Films to be distributed by All3Media International.

The previous package of Firecrest true crime docs included Nicholas Rossi: Predator on Trial, Catching the Tinder Predator and The Hunt for Shannon Matthews.