Untold: The Daniel Morgan Murder Exposed

Biography & Memoir True Crime

Untold: The Daniel Morgan Murder Exposed by Peter Jukes and Alastair Morgan is the definitive true-crime account of Britain’s most infamous unsolved private-investigator killing. In gripping, pacey prose the authors—one a veteran journalist, the other the victim’s brother—map out three decades of cover-ups, police corruption and press collusion that followed Daniel Morgan’s 1987 murder.

Ideal for readers who devour real-life investigations, criminology case studies or courtroom dramas, the 369-page narrative keeps tension high without slipping into sensationalism. The copy you’ll receive shows only light cover scuffing from shelf life; inside, the pages are crisp, unmarked, dog-ear-free and tightly bound, coming from a smoke-free home.

Untold sits comfortably in the true-crime, biography and criminology genres, and is perfectly pitched for both young-adult and adult audiences. Add this compelling expose to your collection and follow every shocking twist that the podcast and TV adaptations couldn’t fully capture.