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The rape and murder of two Edinburgh teenagers from the World's End pub in 1977 sparked an nationwide manhunt that would last four decades. Convicted killer and child rapist Angus Sinclair was sensationally cleared of the murders in 2007. With 'double jeopardy' laws under review, BBC Scotland investigates whether he could ever take the stand again. Mark Daly secures unprecedented access to detectives, witnesses and video interviews with Sinclair, and reveals his criminal career.

Angus Sinclair: A profile of the man responsible for the cold-blooded murder of two teenage girls in 1977, known as the World's End Murders.

Inside the Mind of a Serial Killer looks at the case of Angus Robertson Sinclair who killed two teenage girls in Edinburgh, Scotland in 1977. He is put on trail, but later acquitted in 2007 under controversial circumstances. Later, suspect of other murders he is retried and convicted of murdering the two girls.