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Detective casebook: Capturing a female serial killer
The horrific murders of three men in the space of 10 days resulted in Joanna Dennehy being the first woman to be given a whole life tariff by a judge. Jasmin McDermott reports on how investigators dealt with this fast-paced investigation whilst maintaining focus on the main lines of enquiry.
By - Jasmin McDermott - Police Oracle
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