Ten years on from his crime spree, a new documentary is set to tell the inside story of how Raoul Moat, one of Britain's most notorious killers, managed to escape a massive search operation.
Manhunt: The Raoul Moat Story on ITV sees presenter Nicky Campbell tell the 10-year-old story through interviews with police, victims' relatives and witnesses of the shocking crime spree.
The 37-year old was born in Newcastle upon Tyne and had previously worked as a bouncer and tree surgeon.
After Moat was released from prison following an 18-week sentence for assault, having heard his ex-girlfriend Samantha Stobbart had a new boyfriend who he understood to be a police officer, he gathered up materials he planned to use during his murderous spree, including a sawn-off shotgun.
On July 3 2010, Moat killed his ex-girlfriend's new boyfriend Chris Brown outside before firing at and injuring Samantha through the window of the house they were in.
He then went on the run.
Moat evaded capture for a week, making terrifying phone calls to Northumbria Police threatening to kill members of the public due to the widespread media coverage of the case - all while holed up in a tent in woods close to Newcastle.
He surfaced when he shot on-duty police officer PC David Rathband in his car nearly 24 hours later, before disappearing again.
The killer eventually committed suicide with a shotgun after a six-hour dramatic stand-off with police in Rothbury on July 10 - seven days after the first shootings.
Manhunt: The Raoul Moat Story airs at 9pm tonight on ITV.
