Missing or Murdered? A Walk In The Dark: Nightmare in Suburbia S2E1 | A True Story

When 21-year-old Rachel Moran disappeared on New Year's Day 2003, Chief Superintendent Paul Davison controversially organized a mass house-to-house search that caught the attention of the world press.

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[michellegreen]

Reading some of these comments blaming both Rachael and her mum for the events that occurred is disgusting. As a 66 year old woman I can honestly say that as a young adult whenever I was upset I used to go for walks no matter what the time was and at those times no one and I mean no one would stop me from walking out that door. We as humans and especially young ones don't think of danger in fact they think they are invincible. I am sure when Rachael left for that short walk home she never thought she would meet a monster. RIP Rachael.

[PlatinumIrishrose]

Paul and Trevor were awesome law enforcement. They took her parents seriously instead of saying,
"Oh wait 12 more hours and see if she turns up." They jumped on her case immediately.❤

[deannericci]

Thankyou! to the policemen that went to his flat that day and didnt leave without looking behind that locked door you did an exerlent job ! You gave justice for Rachel Moran

[AmeliasMiMi]

I’d just like to say kudos to the humberside police department for immediately getting on this case without making the family wait for agonizing hours longer. This was detectives using their common sense to realize this is out of the normal for this woman, so something must be going on. Wow! This is the type of police I wish worked where I live. ❤
Very sad case.

[pwandld]

HE LIED about her. will always blame others. She was VERY concerned about her kittens which is why she left in the middle of the night to take care of them. She did not go willingly to that vermin's apartment nor take a knife to him.

[lauraswann]

Rest in Peace Rachel.💔
Deep sympathy to all her family.
Love from Dublin, Ireland.

[renee]

People that blame Victims, and their Families, haven't lost a Loved One to Murder. I have! My Auntie was sleeping, when her home was broken into. She was robbed, and killed! 🥀🥀🥀🥀🕯️🕯️🕯️🕯️🙏🙏🙏🙏🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️💔💔💔💔 Families never recover.

[dilekisilayucok]

It is very sad that such a compassionate person came across someone with such an evil nature.RIP🙏

[BK]

It will never cease to amaze me and disgust me in equal measure, when people think it’s ok or a valid comment to immediately cast aspersions on the family. I don’t believe any of us know how we’d react or what we’d do in this tragic situation. There are evil people amongst society that take away not only the life of the victim but that of their loved ones who then have to attempt in some way to carry on, but why do some believe it appropriate in any way whatsoever to add even more pain.

To those who think it’s acceptable to write hurtful remarks…shame on you all!!!

I pray Rachel has found peace and my prayers go out to her family..

[michhaynes]

Evil, disgusting monster! My heart goes out to the family and this young innocent lady.

[bogsprite]

Familiar surroundings give us a false sense of security. She only had 1 mile to walk. This could happen putting your bin out at night if you are alone.

[GradKat]

I remember this distressing case. Poor Rachel. Monsters walk amongst us, and no matter what precautions we may take, none of us is ever completely safe.

[renee]

This show is Excellent, and so is the Narrator. Very respectful, and compassionate.

[AT-ifxd]

I believe that these really sad stories are here for us to learn from it and not to judge the ones involved besides the criminal, of course. It’s sad that she lost her life and is crazy to think that a criminal could be your neighbour. May God comfort her family!

[AnnaSenPrice]

Very sad, horrific, and every mother’s worst nightmare 😭

[VanessaCurry]

ANYONE should be able to go on a walk and be safe!!

[ginabataille]

This killer should never be released from prison.

[andyvankerkhove]

If a girl can not even walk home alone.... 1 mile and on the 1st day of the year... so many monsters walk among us....

[franciscachesca]

I have never ever seen such excellent policework. And I watch crime channels for many years.

[mrdeafa]

It wasn't Chief Superintendent Davison that ordered a door-to-door search but an officer in a lower position. When Davison found out he went ballistic and said there was no budget for a close search. The officer was being reminded of his position and accused of wasting resources and was heading for a disciplinary when the news came in that she had been found. If it had been left to Davison she would never have been found but like many in his position, he is happy to steal someone else's glory but would not have shouldered the blame for the search had it not been fruitful.