Peacock releases trailer for ‘World’s Most Notorious Killers,’ new documentary series premiering September 17 [WATCH]

Ray Richmond
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Peacock on Wednesday dropped the trailer for its new five-part docuseries “World’s Most Notorious Killers,” which “travels the globe to reveal the chilling stories of five infamous international murder cases, featuring firsthand accounts from individuals close to each case and those seeking justice.” The ripped-from-the-headlines program premieres on Tuesday, September 17. Watch the official trailer above.

Stories examined throughout the series include:

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