The 'Weekend Killer' | David Wilson's Crime Files | BBC Scotland

In 1970s Glasgow police believed the deaths of three women were the work of one person. Criminologist Professor David Wilson examines why police dubbed him the Weekend Killer.
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[@bellsykes8758]

David wilson is my favourite criminologist absolutely captivating

[@Spillyourteatome]

I love his voice. I watch everything I can find of him. So interesting and intelligent. He breaks evidence down and it allows the viewer a clear and objective view.

[@elaineoneill6645]

Angus sinclair?

[@cristinareid9923]

this is not one he probably caught he would disappeared and gone other parts

[@angelaclinton9847]

When is this on?

[@angelaclinton9847]

Cannae find it on the I player

[@BBCScotlandChannel]

@@angelaclinton9847 Hi Angela, you can find it on BBC iPlayer here: bbc.in/3Eneuog

[@DaEnforcer24]

Was Angus Sinclair ruled out?

[@Super_Cool_Guy]

So who was it then ?

[@peterskdtmortensen9093]

Bible John?

[@messrsandersonco5985]

They should have done massive DNA screening. What year was this?

[@v8wr253]

in the description it says 1970's

[@dcworld4349]

Even if possible no one believed DNA was a real thing, OJ walked cause it was considered pseudo science. Why do you think many of the same people who worked on law and order created CSI? They were asked by police to help give it credibility so that no future jury would hear the terms being used for the very first time in court.

[@dominewimbury2039]

It wasn't available in the 1970s