Hannibal the Cannibal has never really gone away, he's remained a pop cultural icon despite being a coldblooded serial killer. Now, thanks to Donald Trump and a new book on the elusive author Thomas Harris, the chianti supping monster is back in the news. But what was the origin of the fictional character brought to chilling life by Anthony Hopkins and Brian Cox? And why does he remain our favourite cannibal killer?

Even his daughter wants him dead! Ian Huntley is fighting for his life after a ferocious attack by a fellow inmate in jail where the former schoEol caretaker is serving 40 years for the murders of schoolgirls Holly Wells and Jessica Chapman. Huntley is said to be in an induced coma, blinded with terrible head injuries after being repeatedly struck with an iron bar . If he survives, his chances are poor, he'll likely serve his time in Ashworth Prison Hospital where a bed per year costs as much as £335,000!

In this episode , there's a clear choice here, we explore both avenues...

Exclusive hour long chat with the remarkable Jason Rothwell who says he connected with the dead body of the Lancashire mum of two Nicola and led police to the stretch of river where she was eventually found. Jason says Nicola told him where to find her and she followed his instructions to free her foot allowing her corpse to rise to the surface. Police divers and search teams had looked in vain for 23 days before Jason intervened.

If you are sceptical or think it all sounds far fetched then have a watch or a listen and see if you can be convinced. Jason also shares his feelings, literally, on the very strange disappearance of Nancy Guthrie in Arizona and what he believes happened to her.