SUSPECT: THE SHOOTING OF JEAN CHARLES DE MENEZES Miniseries Trailer, Images and Poster

Suspect The Shooting Of Jean Charles De Menezes Series Trailer Images And Poster

"Suspect: The Shooting of Jean Charles de Menezes" is a fact-based miniseries set in 2005 London that tells the story of an extraordinary series of events during a surveillance operation that led to the misidentification of an innocent young Brazilian as a suspect, resulting in his fatal shooting. As his relatives battle misinformation, they find support from an unlikely source, and the Metropolitan Police Service is plunged into crisis, forced to confront hard-truths about the shooting.

The series is directed by Paul Andrew Williams and written by Jeff Pope. The cast includes Daniel Mays, Russell Tovey, Laura Aikman, Alex Jennings, Conleth Hill, Emily Mortimer and Max Beesley. It premiered on Hulu and Disney+ on April 30, 2025.

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"In the story of one of the most catastrophic errors in the history of British policing, London reels from the devastating suicide bombings of 7 July 2005 as the Met Police launches a large-scale counterterrorism operation, resolving to use lethal force if necessary. Unbeknownst to them, another terrorist cell plots an assault that could equal the carnage of 7/7. During the counterterrorism operation, police conduct a major surveillance operation at a London address, but an extraordinary series of events leads to the misidentification of an innocent young Brazilian man as a suspect, resulting in his fatal shooting. As his mourning family battle remarkable misinformation and fight for answers, the Met is engulfed by crisis and officers are forced to confront hard-truths about the tragedy."