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A new TV series focusing on notorious crimes has placed West Lothian among the most dangerous areas in Scotland.

The sister of a teenage girl who was murdered and set on fire was terrified she would be the killer's next victim after he showed her the body, a new TV documentary has revealed.

Edinburgh residents asked said they felt their home was a safe place to live. Less than one in ten adults in the Scottish capital said that they have been a victim of crime, with just 16 per cent experiencing crime in any way.

iOS - Android The popular college student was last seen alive leaving a shop close to her home before local residents reported seeing a fire in the woods, known locally as Monkey Hill, just hours later.Bayne denied any onvolvement in Zoe's murder but was convicted by a jury at the High Court in Edinburgh and caged for a minimum of 20 years.The horrific case is now set to feature on a new series of Crime+Investigation documentary Murdertown and will feature interviews with family and friends, as well as witnesses and police officers who worked on the case.Presenter Anita Rani will be seen by viewers visiting Wishaw to speak to those closest to the killing.The trial heard a member of the public found Zoe’s badly burned body the day after her

A documentary is to be screened on the 28-year murder hunt to catch the killer of tragic teenager Elaine Doyle .