1 x 60 mins
Jane Andrews – once Sarah Ferguson the Duchess of York’s royal aide – was painted by the UK press as the ultimate femme fatale following her murder conviction in 2001. Twenty years later, this film sets out to tell the definitive story of Jane’s rise and fall asking whether the courts would have dealt with the case the same way had it happened now. Journalists, police, friends and family describe their first-hand experiences of the extraordinary case, alongside close Jane’s friends and never-seen-before interviews with Jane’s cousin, who has known her since childhood, and her defence psychiatrist Trevor Turner, who goes on record for the first time.
