Halifax f.p - Episode Guide

When Jonah Cole comes to Jane Halifax for help she is torn between her deep feelings for the man and her professional responsibilities. Jonah is on the run, suspected of being corrupt and a killer. When people close to him are murdered Jane admits that her life could be in danger and it may be too late to help.

A baby is dead and her mother admits to killing the small child. But Jane Halifax feels the woman is covering for someone else. And while Jane is trying to unravel the mystery she finds herself the victim of an obsessive and dangerous stalker. What begins as flowers from an anonymous admirer and mystery phone calls, develops into a terrifying situation that puts Jane, her friends and family at enormous risk.

Forensic psychiatrist Jane Halifax is called upon to assess a former patient, Matthew Viney, who has been charged with the brutal murder of his parents. Matthew's older brother, Daniel, seems convinced of his brother's innocence until he begins to have strange tormented dreams - forcing Jane to step into his nightmares.

A serial killer is on the loose and police need the help of forensic psychiatrist Jane Halifax to track him down before he strikes again. But one of the investigators resents Jane's involvement and has his own idea of who is responsible. His relentless pursuit of the suspect forces Jane to put her own theory to the test.

Forensic psychiatrist Jane Halifax is drawn into a whirlpool of doubt and anger when she is called in to counsel the survivors of a massacre at an isolated service station and general store. One survivor is tortured by the fact he has been spared, and in helping him with his problems Jane is forced to face her own emotional turmoil.

Jane Halifax is confronted by her worst nightmare when a series of brutal murders appears to have been carried out by one of her patients.

When a group of teenagers are involved in an horrific bus accident, Jane Halifax's holiday is cut short. While counselling the survivors, Jane suspects there is more to the accident than meets the eye. When an attempt is made to murder one of the survivors, Jane must cast herself as bait to avert another tragedy.

When an Asian hitman and drug importer is killed in prison, Jane is called into to investigate. The killer is one of five prisoners within the fearsome 'special unit' and it is up to Jane to break the code of silence between them before it's too late.

Tension, fear, brutality and love: these qualities all come together with explosive and fascinating force in the first of the new series of Halifax f.p., A Person of Interest. When Jane Halifax is asked to profile laconic ex-cop, Laurie Downes, who has been charged with murder, she finds her professionalism tested to the utmost with the lives of innocent people depending on her judgement and skills.

Following the death of her best friend, Lisa, Jane must help care for her family and close down her practice. This is where Jane first meets Alison Blunt, a gifted violinist with a dangerously disturbed personality. When Jane and her friends' family are threatened she must think her way into Alison's mind, leaving a bitter aftertaste.

When upmarket gossip columnist, Simon Laser, receives an anonymous letter threatening the lives of his friends, he is not too concerned. However, when a man claiming to be his secret lover is found brutally murdered, forensic psychiatrist Jane Halifax begins her own investigation. Analysing Simon's behaviour, Jane realises he may be capable of murder. The potentially lethal question remains how...Jane realises that a lot rests upon her conclusions, including her own safety.

After Jane Halifax testifies that a man accused of stalking is just a harmless pest, the woman he stalked is shot, and the evidence points to him. After he is arrested, Jane starts to think that the police have got the wrong man.

Jane Halifax must unravel the family secrets of a young girl accused of murder.

Jane Halifax suspects a mental patient is involved in a murder.