Believe Me

In the gripping four-part British true-crime drama *Believe Me* (2026), the terrifying reality of one of the most notorious serial predators in history is laid bare. Starring Daniel Mays as John Worboys—the infamous "black cab rapist"—the series meticulously reconstructs a harrowing modus operandi that turned a routine taxi ride into a nightmare. Worboys preyed on unsuspecting women by spinning a calculated story of a recent financial windfall, persistently offering his passengers a celebratory glass of champagne. Behind the facade of a friendly driver lay a sinister intent: the drinks were secretly laced with drugs, designed to render his victims unconscious and vulnerable. While the series explores the chilling mechanics of these assaults, the heart of the narrative lies in the resilience of the survivors. Following the experiences of the women targeted between 2006 and 2008, *Believe Me* shifts from a portrait of a predator to a powerful story of collective courage. As the victims navigate the aftermath of their trauma, they find themselves forced into a grueling battle against the very authorities who failed to protect them. This haunting drama chronicles their unwavering fight for justice, highlighting the systemic obstacles they faced while seeking accountability for a series of crimes that left a lasting scar on the public consciousness.