December 18 2002. Investigations include hijackers who left a lorry driver locked up in Kent and thieves who threatened pensioners with a spear in both Norfolk and Cambridgeshire.
As always thank you oldstuff for your time in downloading these episodes of crimewatch uk and on a other note I hope they caught the killer of that poor guy drenched in petrol and set alight absolutely horrible beyond words having died 12 hrs of 90% burns to his body
Ever there was an example of unintentional humour in Crimewatch reconstructions, it's this edition with the lorry hijacking. The camera going from the workers trapped inside the lorry and banging for help to the sudden wide shot of the lorry essentially in the middle of nowhere just can't help but make you giggle. Just the surreal nature of it. Even Nick introducing the recomstruction looked a bit like he was seeing the funny side of it. In amongst the depressing cases, that seemed like a bit of much-needed humour. 12 year old me couldn't help rewinding this scene and showing it to people when it first went out. Always wanted to watch this scene again so great to see it 20+ years after.
@@Newagebarbarian Apologies. I was thinking of DNA links. Indecent exposure is serious. Though till surprisingly recently it was almost laughed off as “ooh, flasher”
Oldstuff Thanks for an epic feast of CW. Christmas was full of surprises. Happy New Year. P.S Happy New Year to all the regular crimewatch family. Ryan O' H hope your new year wish comes through.
Seems like a "wall of silence" case. The Police talk here like they already have names. It's something you'd associate more with Liverpool or Salford than Borehamwood. But I suppose some towns in the SE used to have fairly scary estates in them.
Until this episode was broadcast. Here is the missing from TH-cam episodes. Thu December 10 1992 Thu October 11 2001 Wed March 6 2002 Please calling all amateur home television archivists from December 1992 until March 2002. Someone out there must have all of these three cruical missing jigsaw puzzle pieces.
Interestingly it's only this year 2002, 2001 and 1992 that are missing only one episode each their respective years! Thu December 10 1992 Thu October 11 2001 Wed March 6 2002.
@@apuk79No every episode until this date is on TH-cam (except from the above three listed). David Hatcher's last episode was July 1999. This which was re uploaded by Redcard74 a day later as it was deleted by the original uploaded by Unobtainable2.
@@ryanohara476 have all the episodes that fanedit removed and unobtainable etc been uploaded now?? I think the master list needs updating who can edit it I will if I could?
@@apuk79 Thankfully all of the main episodes of Crimewatch UK off the rest of the 1990s (except Dec 92) by Fanedit and Unobtainable2 were recovered by Redcard74 and 97 Dec still unsolved was recovered by someone else. Unfortunately the three Crimewatch Midlands episodes sadly weren't recovered, or if they were they are yet to be re-uploaded. All of the Files were recovered too I think. Sadly the two Crimewatch Daily episodes from 2001 again the same situation as the Crimewatch Midlands episodes.
We're well into the internet era now. Each episode is very fast moving, and throws up a lot of names. Sometimes, if a name is distinctive, I google it. You might expect that the same name would come up for other crimes. But this doesn't seem to happen much. What's the explanation? Do they change their names? Maybe they do, but I'd expect the court reporters in the local rag to say so. Do they get better at crime, making fewer mistakes and not getting caught? Or do they just grow out of crime as they get older? Lots of men do, I suppose. Any ideas?
As always thank you oldstuff for your time in downloading these episodes of crimewatch uk and on a other note I hope they caught the killer of that poor guy drenched in petrol and set alight absolutely horrible beyond words having died 12 hrs of 90% burns to his body
Sadly still unsolved
I hope they caught the monsters that robbed the three old folks at home. An utterly disgusting crime
Thanks Oldstuff.
Ever there was an example of unintentional humour in Crimewatch reconstructions, it's this edition with the lorry hijacking. The camera going from the workers trapped inside the lorry and banging for help to the sudden wide shot of the lorry essentially in the middle of nowhere just can't help but make you giggle. Just the surreal nature of it. Even Nick introducing the recomstruction looked a bit like he was seeing the funny side of it. In amongst the depressing cases, that seemed like a bit of much-needed humour. 12 year old me couldn't help rewinding this scene and showing it to people when it first went out. Always wanted to watch this scene again so great to see it 20+ years after.
I wonder if a crime watch blooper tape exists anywhere.there must have been outtakes
Imran vohra case was not solved until 2009 ,, Robert Morley was found out to be his killer but he died of cancer in 1997
As far as I can tell this is the only very serious offence he's been accused of. That seems very hard to believe.
@kevrobierts8235 there was no episode that month. It'll be the 1st of 2 episodes that aired in February 2003. 🫡
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Indecent exposure isn't considered a serious crime to you? His DNA was match with that of a relative he was the monster.
@@Newagebarbarian Apologies. I was thinking of DNA links. Indecent exposure is serious. Though till surprisingly recently it was almost laughed off as “ooh, flasher”
Great quality video and audio.
My goodness! Those two poor souls trapped inside the van really upset me and i felt like i couldn't breath so heaven knows how they must've felt!
Keep em coming Oldstuff...Brilliant to watch old CW i havnt seen before. Sunday ..Viewing, sorted.
Oldstuff Thanks for an epic feast of CW. Christmas was full of surprises.
Happy New Year.
P.S Happy New Year to all the regular crimewatch family.
Ryan O' H hope your new year wish comes through.
Aw that's sweet of you Clio likewise you too! Xx
A huge Thank you once again!
Over 20 years later,the Wayne trotter case is unsolved
Absolutely horrific. Poor man and his poor family.
Unlikely it will ever be solved without someone informing the police.
Seems like a "wall of silence" case. The Police talk here like they already have names.
It's something you'd associate more with Liverpool or Salford than Borehamwood. But I suppose some towns in the SE used to have fairly scary estates in them.
Jacqui Hames is like a fine wine. She gets better with age.
Thanks very much for uploading!
Happy new year Oldstuff, thanks for the upload
I thought I was listening to Absolutely Fabulous when the posh old bird was talking on the phone
Happy new year oldstuff thanks for your efforts uploading these episodes
Thank you 😊
RIP Imran Vohra.
35:37. That copper is probably thinking "I hope I'm not being sized up for a beef injection!" 🤣
Hahaha
Thanks oldy
Nice one oldstuff much appreciated 😄
Is the thumb nail e-fit David Carrick the jailed former police officer?
Please upload 2003 episodes you are a legend thank you
Cracking episode...
Where were the cameras on the bus in Brockley those two decades ago? Hope those racists were caught and jailed for a long time
Until this episode was broadcast. Here is the missing from TH-cam episodes.
Thu December 10 1992
Thu October 11 2001
Wed March 6 2002
Please calling all amateur home television archivists from December 1992 until March 2002. Someone out there must have all of these three cruical missing jigsaw puzzle pieces.
This sounds like an appeal by Nick Ross 😂
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39.15 I know this is a old video appeal but Y was that guy out on bail for rape is beyond me weather it was last week or last decade 🤔 😮
The little Indian boy :(
Literally Pakistani 🙄
The next episode should be Wed February 5 2003.
Interestingly it's only this year 2002, 2001 and 1992 that are missing only one episode each their respective years!
Thu December 10 1992
Thu October 11 2001
Wed March 6 2002.
Isn't there an episode missing from 1999? David hatcher last episode
@@apuk79No every episode until this date is on TH-cam (except from the above three listed). David Hatcher's last episode was July 1999. This which was re uploaded by Redcard74 a day later as it was deleted by the original uploaded by Unobtainable2.
Some people try to monetize there channel with Crimewatch episodes on it. it,s not allowed because of coyright
@@ryanohara476 have all the episodes that fanedit removed and unobtainable etc been uploaded now?? I think the master list needs updating who can edit it I will if I could?
@@apuk79 Thankfully all of the main episodes of Crimewatch UK off the rest of the 1990s (except Dec 92) by Fanedit and Unobtainable2 were recovered by Redcard74 and 97 Dec still unsolved was recovered by someone else. Unfortunately the three Crimewatch Midlands episodes sadly weren't recovered, or if they were they are yet to be re-uploaded. All of the Files were recovered too I think. Sadly the two Crimewatch Daily episodes from 2001 again the same situation as the Crimewatch Midlands episodes.
😍 1:06
Sue Cook is better
We're well into the internet era now. Each episode is very fast moving, and throws up a lot of names. Sometimes, if a name is distinctive, I google it. You might expect that the same name would come up for other crimes. But this doesn't seem to happen much. What's the explanation? Do they change their names? Maybe they do, but I'd expect the court reporters in the local rag to say so. Do they get better at crime, making fewer mistakes and not getting caught? Or do they just grow out of crime as they get older? Lots of men do, I suppose.
Any ideas?
They get locked up, and not for an insignificant time if they’re, guilty of rape, murder, and robbery.
40:51 Oh dear how sad never mind! K a 7 m a 😆!
Please please someone tell me Wayne’s killer/ killers have been caught? Rip young man Xx 😢