This concluding part explores the new life Smyth builds in Zimbabwe, setting up Christian summer camps which provide him access to hundreds of young boys every year. On the camps, Smyth satiates his violent cravings. The camps involve enforced nudity, skinny dipping and beatings on a hugely increased scale. The film also explores the suspicious death of Guide Nyacharu, a schoolboy and camp-goer who is found dead in a swimming pool on one of Smyth's camps. On multiple occasions insiders tried to hold Smyth to account, but he continued to evade justice and his behaviour was repeatedly covered up. After decades of abuse, the episode charts Smyth's downfall, the impact on his family and victims, and the true scale of the Channel 4 investigation. After his death, a damning review found Smyth's crimes were covered up by senior church officials, causing a seismic scandal that resulted in the resignation of the Archbishop of Canterbury, Justin Welby. For the first time ever, Smyth's widow Anne speaks out about his actions. An in-depth interview reveals details about their relationship and the fall out of the Channel 4 News investigation, and includes a long-awaited conversation between two of their children and Anne about their father's actions. 

Starring:

Genre: