Reporter Bronagh Munro pieces together the events of the early hours of 12 July 2002, when South Korean student Jong Oki Shin was stabbed to death in Bournemouth. Bronagh examines the evidence that convicted Omar Benguit of the murder, after three trials.

Bronagh meets the man, who went on trial with Omar Benguit. Why was this man cleared of all charges?

Bronagh tracks down someone, who claims he can provide an alibi for Omar on the night of Oki’s murder. How credible is this alibi?

Bronagh uncovers dramatic evidence about the main prosecution witness. Bronagh also investigates who else could have murdered Oki.

Bronagh travels to Italy to investigate the past of an Italian suspect, named Danilo Restivo. Could Oki have been murdered by a serial killer?

Bronagh tracks down some of the witnesses, who testified against Omar, and makes some extraordinary discoveries.