The story is the murder of Lee Harvey by his fiance Tracie Andrews. Her account of the events of that night in December 1996 included a high speed car chase and 'road rage' attack. The following day, flanked by the victim's parents, she made an emotional appeal for witnesses. Through the words of Lee's mother Maureen, prosecuting counsel David Crigman, investigating officers, Ian Johnston and Brian Russell and journalists Rod Chaytor and Joanna Bale, together with dramatised scenes - this programme examines the subsequent police investigation, Andrews' trial and conviction and the hold this crime, which inspired the Catatonia song Road Rage, has on the public's imagination.
"In this well- crafted documentary drama - which succeeds in cranking up the tension despite the case's outcome being widely known - the investigating officers recount the dismantling of Andrews's story. Although the psychology of the murderer remains largely a mystery, disclosures about the possible catalyst...
