Storyline

The dramatic twists and turns of the investigation into Rachel O’Reilly’s murder in 2004, and the devastating impact it had on her loved ones, featuring testimony from those who were closest to the case.

First Aired

2021-12-16
Last Aired

2021-12-17
Creator
Genre

Crime, Documentary
Seasons

1
Episodes

2
Status

Ended
Language

English
Network

Channel 5

Keywords:

true crime

Stream and watch The Lie Murder in Suburbia

Season 1

1. Episode 1

The opening episode looks closely at the start of the investigation and how, as it progressed, Rachel’...More

The opening episode looks closely at the start of the investigation and how, as it progressed, Rachel’s husband Joe become the focus of the police’s investigation.Less

90mins 2021-12-16

2. Episode 2

The case involving the murder of Rachel O’Reilly examines how her coffin was exhumed, and the cryptic ...More

The case involving the murder of Rachel O’Reilly examines how her coffin was exhumed, and the cryptic letter her husband Joe had written to her. There was another breakthrough when groundbreaking technological evidence threw Joe’s alibi into doubt. After more than two years of painstaking detective work, they finally had enough to charge him.Less

90mins 2021-12-17

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Reviews for The Lie Murder in Suburbia

A Review by narrator56 7

Written by narrator56 on 2022-01-22

This two-part series is a competent and occasionally compelling entry into the documentary sub genre of true crime investigation, telling th... read more

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A Review by Peter McGinn

This two-part series is a competent and occasionally compelling entry into the documentary sub genre of true crime investigation, telling the story of a case from start to finish. It is difficult for a documentary to match the drama and ...