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The brutal episode will plunge viewers into another chilling investigation

A chilling new episode of a harrowing true crime documentary will be released tonight.

Viewers are once again plunged into a race against time as Forensics: The Real CSI’s brand new series continues, giving fans an unprecedented insight into a local police force. Focusing on the forensic evidence gathered in the search for justice, the documentary, now in its sixth series, has been branded the perfect watch for fans of true crime.

Plunging viewers into complex investigations and searches within the West Midlands Police Force, another brand new episode is set to air tonight (March 15) at 9pm on BBC2 with yet another chilling case.

Tonight’s instalment will investigate a harrowing phone call where one teenage girl calls 999 to say her friend has been attacked as his life hangs in the balance.

A BBC synopsis reads: “It’s the early hours of the morning when a frantic teenage girl calls 999 to say that her friend has been attacked and stabbed in a car park. Police rush to the scene, where they find a 16-year-old boy with a life-threatening stab wound to his stomach.

“While his life hangs in the balance, the case is escalated to West Midlands Police’s homicide team, and forensic investigators get to work. They discover two discarded weapons at the scene – a kitchen knife and a machete.”

The episode will also be available to stream on BBC iPlayer shortly after broadcast, with other instalments also available to stream online.

Titled Ambush in the Car Park, the upcoming episode marks the third instalment within the new series, with viewers having to wait every week for new episodes to be released.

Previously, viewers have witnessed a brutal attack in a public phone box with investigators searching for evidence, as well as a young boy who was fatally stabbed on his way home from school with police suspecting a 14 year old, but needing forensic proof.

Viewers claimed the new series has broadcast the “worst” episodes yet, with one saying last week’s instalment was “absolutely shocking”.

Another described the latest series as “unbelievable” as a third said they were “speechless”. A fourth added: “Made me feel sick.”

Spanning across six seasons, the BBC documentary has been branded as the “best ever”, becoming a firm favourite amongst true crime fans.

Taking to TikTok, one true crime fan said the upcoming series was a must watch, adding: “I love this show… they’re really interesting. Some of them are quite brutal what you see.”

One person commented: “Real CSI is my most favourite programme I’ve watched every single series.” Another wrote: “Been waiting so long for a new series.” A third added: “Forensics is one of the best documentaries.”

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Britain’s Got Talent viewers were ‘disgusted’ after Saturday night’s show when ‘marmite” performer, Baron, flew through the air – hooked up by his nipples

Britain’s Got Talent has been hit with a number of Ofcom complaints after Saturday night’s show. Thousands of viewers had tuned in to see the latest instalment of the ITV talent programme, which is celebrating its 19th series. There was plenty to enjoy with a whole host of acts getting the judge’s approval, but when performing duo, Baron and Vesper, appeared on stage, things took a turn.

Flying through the air, hooked up by his nipples, earlobes and various other body parts, Baron’s performance needed to be seen to be believed. Off stage, co-host Declan Donnelly could be heard saying: “Obviously don’t try this at home, it’s very dangerous,” as a warning flashed up on-screen urging viewers not to copy what they were about to see.

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However, despite the warning, some viewers complained they were physically sick after the stunt, with several phoning up Ofcom to make their feelings known.

The broadcasting regulator received a total of 89 complaints following the show after the performance was so extreme even the judges looked uncomfortable while some audience members shielded their eyes. Turning to YouTube star, KSI, fellow judge Alesha Dixon exclaimed: “Even you’re shocked” as Baron exposed a nipple.

As the performer, still with the hooks through him, started to approach the judges’ desk with his partner still airborne, judge, Amanda Holden, ran away, screaming: “Oh my God he’s coming, he’s coming,” barely able to watch the act unfold. “I don’t know what to look at,” KSI added.

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Viewers at home also struggled to watch the act, with many left divided by what they had just seen. One viewer fumed: “This needs to stop in the bedroom, not on TV.” Another wrote: “Don’t know whether to clap or cry or to gag or to do all three?” A third said simply: “I feel physically sick.”

Another said: “That’s not talent, that’s just stupidity.” before one other viewer chipped in: “Well I’ll not try that at home” and simply: “MAKE IT STOP!”

Despite the squeamish nature of the act, the duo won a standing ovation from the live audience. Co-host Ant McPartlin, watching from the side of the stage, commented: “That’s something we haven’t seen before and we’ve seen almost everything on this show.”

Offering her feedback on the act, Alesha said: “I found it difficult to watch, and weird and brilliant,” while Amanda said: “It looked awful in the best way,” saving herself from the crowd’s boos by swiftly adding: “It was horrifically brilliant.”

The pair won a yes from both Amanda and Alesha, while KSI said no. Meanwhile , head honcho, Simon Cowell had the deciding vote, throwing it to the audience, who cheered enthusiastically, earning the peculiar pair a place in the next round.

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