Tonight | Believe Me on ABC: Laila’s case reveals a disturbing pattern

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Tonight | Believe Me on ABC: Laila's case reveals a disturbing pattern – Believe Me follows Laila's case as police dismissal gives way to evidence of a wider pattern.

The episode is built around a failure of systems as much as a single crime. That gives the drama its force, because the turning point comes only after more evidence is impossible to ignore.

The main draw is Laila's case reveals a disturbing pattern, giving Believe Me a specific reason to stand out in the ABC lineup.

Believe Me should appeal to viewers who like crime, mystery and character pressure, with the episode built around a case or conflict that moves the story forward.

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Episode 2 of 4 gives returning viewers the next step in the run, while the episode details keep the focus on the story being told in this broadcast.

After the broadcast, Believe Me will be available on ABC iview for viewers catching up later.

What To Expect

Laila, a student, is drugged and assaulted by Worboys. Despite CCTV, her case appears to be dismissed by police and is later dropped.

After another attack, a routine police sweep helps expose the pattern and leads to an arrest.

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When To Watch

Believe Me airs Sunday 26 July 2026 at 9.30pm on ABC and ABC iview.

For more ABC highlights, visit the TV Central ABC section. Watch programs on ABC iview.

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Aaron Ryan is the owner and editor of TV Central, an independent Australian television and media publication. He has more than 25 years of media experience, including work with The Kalgoorlie Miner, ebroadcast, Mumbrella and TV Blackbox. Aaron leads editorial direction for TV Central and writes television news, ratings coverage, interviews, programme features, cinema reviews and podcasts.

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