Plot

The murder of a 50 year old Gameskeeper Nigel Bacon in November 2008. This was a contract killing. Nigel�۪s wife Susan and his son Michael hired hitman Peter Jacques to kill Bacon. It was described as a crime of greed and loathing. Nigel had a history of domestic violcence but also has more than 150 thousand pounds in cash at the family home. Susan and Michael were in debt and wanted him dead. This is the story of Michael�۪s other children. His two daughters from a previous relationship who never got to know their dad and blame Susan, plus Susan and Nigel�۪s eldest son Stuart - who was physical aabused and neglected by Susna and Nigel when he was a teenage. And we finally find out if Stuart and Kerry are siblings when we do a DNA test on them. Expert analysis from Forensic psychologist Dr Keri Nixon and psychologist Emma Kenny, gives us an insight into the mind of the killers- Susan & Michael Bacon.

My Mother And Brother Murdered My Father





In November 2008, 50-year-old gamekeeper, Nigel Bacon, was killed by hitman Peter Jacques, hired by Nigels wife, Susan, and son, Michael, in a plot to claim his heritance. Nigel, who had a history of domestic violence, had more than £150,000 in cash at the family home, while his wife, Susan, and son, Michael, were both deep in debt. To get their hands on the money, the pair hired Jacques to stab Bacon six times at their remote cottage on the edge of Clumber Park, Nottinghamshire.

Told from the view point of Nigels three eldest children, Kerry, Lyndsey and Stuart, the episode explores how they are all coming to terms with their fathers death. It also details the shocking revelation that Stuart was physically abused and neglected by his parents as a teenager.

Adding a twist to the case, we also finally discover whether Stuart and Kerry are actually siblings when they take a DNA test.