Mr Lyttle Meets Mr Big

The jury returns a verdict. Did they get it right?

Did the police push David Lyttle into a false confession? Or did they just give him an opportunity to tell the truth?

When the jury hear the Mr Big tapes, David's confession is held up to scrutiny.

As doubts on both sides mount, the Mr Big evidence becomes crucial to the Crown's case.

The Crown finally opens its case against David Lyttle.

The trial begins, only to collapse after a week due to police failures. Can a fair trial ever happen?

We find it hard to believe people would confess to a crime they didn't commit. But they do.

The police get their confession. But can we believe it?

Only three countries in the world allow the Mr Big technique to be used. We're one of them.

Is this police sting reliable? Is it just?

The Mr Big technique is a powerful tool used to get criminals to confess. But is it fair? Is it just? Or does it lead to false convictions?