New to ThreeNow in September

It illuminates how two dogged detective investigated the 2015 case of how a woman miraculously survived a parachute jump organised by her husband after both the main and reserve ‘chutes failed.

The blurb says they spent two years “pulling at the threads of her husband’s life — revealing affairs, debts, sex clubs, escorts … and murderous intent”:

This innovative true-crime series weaves together exclusive documentary interviews -including the first in-depth TV interview with Victoria Cilliers – with verbatim drama taken from access to police interviews, court transcripts, and other material that has never been seen by the public before.

The Guardian thought it “blighted by bizarre, Brendan O’Carroll-esque reconstructions” while The Telegraph said “this docu-drama was more interested in the toxic backstory of Victoria Cilliers’s marriage than the details of her horrific fall”.

It reveals mercurial psychopath Hadden Clark, “the serial killer you’ve never heard of”, from his murderous family to his relationship with a cellmate he thought was Jesus.

“Throughout my career, I’ve always focused on meeting real people — from scientists of all kinds to alligator wranglers, law enforcement agents to bank robbers, and even kings and queens — gaining true insights for my films,” executive producer and Hollywood heavyweight Michael Bay says of his first venture into documentarymaking.

“The focus of this five-hour series is on the youngest son, Hadden Clark, whom I spent countless hours personally speaking to in prison so that I could get into the mind and psychology of a person who the FBI refers to as ‘a person of interest’ in over 20 states.

“Born Evil could potentially open the door to solving many cold case murders.”