I can't when i see a crime against an elderly person/pensioner. How can anyone do that to poor Violet?! Like she was so sweet it seems. RIP Violet, hope you're resting easy
I was 10 when this episode came out! But I loved our monthly family gatherings watching CW. Always never understood why the Antiques Roadshow came on halfway through, but now I get it as a bit of light relief after a scary reconstruction. Living near Bristol I always felt I could help as it seemed to feature heavily. Wish they would bring it back, as there's nothing which is similar & unfortunately it isn't as if crime has gone down over the years! If I could have my time again, I'd have got into forensic science as this features as a great help as time & crime goes on through the years. Thanks for these uploads 🤓
It is back on TV - but crime has changed a lot as society and technology have changed massively. Firstly, Britain had the highest level of violent crime in Europe in the 80s - that kind of violent crime has actually gone way, way down. The kind of securicor van raids we saw in this episode just don't happen now - people aren't paid in cash anymore and most payments are electronic and card. Secondly, the technology has improved so much that any stolen cash like that would be pretty much unusable. CCTV and mobile phones have also meant that the police just aren't as dependent on witnesses coming forward like they were in the 80s. DNA has also meant that criminals are often caught much quicker. If you look at the recent case of Sarah Everard, her killer was caught within a day or two. If it had happened in the 80s, he might never have been caught or it may have taken years. If you watch the episodes of crimewatch now, they show the types of crime that happen now - most of which don't have witnesses. It's often about domestic abuse (something the 80s crimewatch would have been very wary of tackling) or it's about fraud.
My Mum lives not far from where Violet Milsom resided in Bristol. The area has been a bit Hipsterfied in recent years, but the old style flats are still the same. Interesting how Bristol has changed in 35 years. £36 a week pension money is nothing. I bet that wasn't much Even in 1985. Even now, it's still low. Her case is still unsolved sadly, and I really don't think it will be as the murderer is probably dead. How anyone can do that to a pensioner is fucking sickening! She was just an innocent old lady just living her life and speaking to her friends. It wasn't the youths who disturbed her prior as they were probably petty thugs. Was Steve her murderer? Did they ever know who he was? I actually think it was that young man she was seeing walking down the road with. All the descriptions seem to fit him. He must have used Violet for friendship, and that not just stole the little pension money he had and did sickening and depraved things to her. So sad. May she RIP xxx
This episode wasn’t particularly scary, still good though. Excellent picture quality for 33 year old episodes. Can’t wait to see what’s next 😁 Thanks @redcard74 you gem 💎 Please keep them coming!
One of the perpetrators of the Cromford robbery was finally caught in 2010 and jailed for 10 years after pleading guilty. I heard in 2010 the police had lost the original investigation file from 1985 and a prosecution was only possible because the BBC had archived the production notes for the Crimewatch reconstruction seen here and they contained sufficient detail to compensate for the lack of evidence from the police.
What happened to Violet was absolutely awful. She seemed like such a lovely woman. Sadly it doesn't seem they caught the killer. Hopefully with new forensic techniques, her killer can be found.
The Crimewatch UK November 1985 edition looking different opening scenes and new graphics used between November 1985 to July 1987 the second one and first one of Crimewatch UK graphics was used between June 1984 to October 1985.
In regards to the Violet Milsom murder, there was no need for the mutilation, if they only intended to rob her then strangling her would have been enough, or even just tying her up without harming her.
There was no need for ANY of it, full stop, an innocent genuine pensioner, probably never harmed anyone in her life, lived for her cats, what a sick, wicked depraved thing to do a kind soul, R.I.P Violet, and whoever did that to her, judgement day awaits you........
Depraved, to do that to anyone, let alone a poor, lonely woman with only her beloved cat for company. People around obviously liked her though, she seemed to know the man she made coffee for. These murderers and criminals are depraved, maybe it was those three individuals seen coming out, who knows.
That another thing that puts me off having children. As soon as they get old enough they’ll leave you on your own and start their own lives waiting for you to die so they can get the house and bank savings. Terrible society that we have created.
Yes, I love checking up on old vehicles that have usually been sent to the scrapyard decades ago. However, every now and then I'll come across a survivor, a vehicle that defies all the odds. There's a van that is always parked in a car park not far from where I live. It's M registered in 1995 and it's still in use as a commercial vehicle! It used to be the case that you had to specify the registration, make and model to get a vehicle's details. Now all you have to do is enter the reg. It's really quite impressive.
Hi Duncan, There's two websites that are particularly helpful for finding out data about vehicles. The first is vehicleenquiry.service.gov.uk/ just enter your desired reg and away you go. The other is hpicheck.com. The latter you have to pay to access but it provides more information than the former website. For example, HPI Check tells you whether a vehicle has been scrapped, written off etc. The former tells you when a vehicle was last taxed and MOT'ed but not what the current status is i.e. scrapped, written off, imported etc. There is also www.instantcarcheck.co.uk which is cheaper to access than HPI Check. Hope this is helpful.
They said about how surprised they were that those robbers picked that small bank because of the risk of getting less money. That’s true but there’s also less security and less chance of CCTV in the bank. Certainly at that time. That’s probably why they chose that bank to rob.
redcard74 That might be something for me to ask for as a Christmas present! And Sue Cook mentions in June 88 that it is featured in Crimewatch File. Once again, thank you for all your hard work in uploading these videos. It is great to see these old episodes for so many different reasons
Britain had the highest level of violent crime in Europe in the 80s - easy to see it reflected in some of these cases. Interesting when you think that the criminals are now today's elderly. Back then, Britain had real problems because of mass unemployment, much greater alcohol consumption than there is now (which caused a lot of problems in itself), and a real undercurrent of violence throughout society. It was the era of football hooliganism and skinheads.
Thank you for explaining this. I didn’t realise (not being from Britain) that there was so much violence there at the time. We visited in 1987 and it seemed so idyllic and peaceful for the most part. Sure, London was grittier, but watching these old Crimewatch videos is shocking to me now.
@@loris7660don't listen to what that weirdo says he writes the same thing under every CW video - the idea that there was much violence in the 80s compared with now or even the 90s is ludicrous.
Bristol figures more than one would expect as here is the 5th murder reconstruction within the first 14 episodes. Hard to believe the murder rate was much higher than other provincial cities. The BBC has a strong presence there, or maybe Avon & Somerset constabulary were keener to use Crimewatch. Alas all but 1 of the 5 cases remain unsolved.
Addicted to all the early episodes 1980s to 1999 . Been of work for a few months I was able to watch all episodes . With all due respect to the deceased I personally prefer Sue Cook over Jill Dando as the Crimewatch Presentator . R.I.P Jill taken before her time in a most horrible manner . Was it due to the nail bombing episode ???????????????????????????????????????????????
The first one was mainly attempted armed robberies. They obviously weren’t doing it right then!!! 🤣🤣 joking aside it must have been very traumatic for the employees who were held at gunpoint. Luckily they didn’t kill anyone.
Thankfully, those kinds of armed robberies are pretty rare now. CCTV, mobile phones, DNA, cash not being used anywhere as much, plus other technologies have made it a bit of a mugs game.
You might be able to get in touch with your local police station (or perhaps a representative if you don't wish to speak with them yourself), and refer them to this particular episode of Crimewatch. You might be asked to offer particulars with regard to where you were living at the time you lost it, when you last remember seeing it, what you were doing whenever it was (knowingly) around anyone who might've in some way had opportunity to take interest in it. If you'd previously reported it at the time you lost it, then that should be included as well. Any possible witnesses should be mentioned too. There's always the possibility that forensic evidence may be obtained from you to "test" if it matches anything on the item itself, so if there's anything you think you don't want police collaring you for, maybe think twice!
Even if you didn't see the crime or anything suspicious PLEASE still call in 😆😂😅 watching reconstructions 30+ years later is kinda weird as it's so NAFF but great to watch as a kid at the time 😀
You can have it all You can take it all away From where we left off Living it all Your way If you'll stand in my shoes If you'll do what I do On a wages day On a wages day
Mrs Richards: "I paid for a room with a view !" Basil: (pointing to the lovely view) "That is Torquay, Madam ." Mrs Richards: "It's not good enough!" Basil: "May I ask what you were expecting to see out of a Torquay hotel bedroom window ? Sydney Opera House, perhaps? the Hanging Gardens of Babylon? Herds of wildebeest sweeping majestically past?..." Mrs Richards: "Don't be silly! I expect to be able to see the sea!" Basil: "You can see the sea, it's over there between the land and the sky." Mrs Richards: "I'm not satisfied. But I shall stay. But I expect a reduction." Basil: "Why?! Because Krakatoa's not erupting at the moment ?"
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Redcard74 you are a legend.... I can not get enough of these classic crimewatch episodes...
Same here!!
I can't when i see a crime against an elderly person/pensioner. How can anyone do that to poor Violet?! Like she was so sweet it seems. RIP Violet, hope you're resting easy
Poor Violet. I bet she was terrified. 😢
I was 10 when this episode came out! But I loved our monthly family gatherings watching CW. Always never understood why the Antiques Roadshow came on halfway through, but now I get it as a bit of light relief after a scary reconstruction. Living near Bristol I always felt I could help as it seemed to feature heavily. Wish they would bring it back, as there's nothing which is similar & unfortunately it isn't as if crime has gone down over the years! If I could have my time again, I'd have got into forensic science as this features as a great help as time & crime goes on through the years. Thanks for these uploads 🤓
Please stop talking.
@@nathaniliescu4597 how dare you?
@@noongourfain Yes?
@@noongourfain habitual troll alert don’t worry.
It is back on TV - but crime has changed a lot as society and technology have changed massively. Firstly, Britain had the highest level of violent crime in Europe in the 80s - that kind of violent crime has actually gone way, way down. The kind of securicor van raids we saw in this episode just don't happen now - people aren't paid in cash anymore and most payments are electronic and card. Secondly, the technology has improved so much that any stolen cash like that would be pretty much unusable. CCTV and mobile phones have also meant that the police just aren't as dependent on witnesses coming forward like they were in the 80s. DNA has also meant that criminals are often caught much quicker. If you look at the recent case of Sarah Everard, her killer was caught within a day or two. If it had happened in the 80s, he might never have been caught or it may have taken years. If you watch the episodes of crimewatch now, they show the types of crime that happen now - most of which don't have witnesses. It's often about domestic abuse (something the 80s crimewatch would have been very wary of tackling) or it's about fraud.
My Mum lives not far from where Violet Milsom resided in Bristol. The area has been a bit Hipsterfied in recent years, but the old style flats are still the same. Interesting how Bristol has changed in 35 years. £36 a week pension money is nothing. I bet that wasn't much Even in 1985. Even now, it's still low. Her case is still unsolved sadly, and I really don't think it will be as the murderer is probably dead. How anyone can do that to a pensioner is fucking sickening! She was just an innocent old lady just living her life and speaking to her friends. It wasn't the youths who disturbed her prior as they were probably petty thugs. Was Steve her murderer? Did they ever know who he was? I actually think it was that young man she was seeing walking down the road with. All the descriptions seem to fit him. He must have used Violet for friendship, and that not just stole the little pension money he had and did sickening and depraved things to her. So sad. May she RIP xxx
I have to agree.
The Cook/Ross duo. How refreshing to have presenters who aren’t drama queens.
Binge watching these old Crimewatch episodes (I hope you have lots more). Hope I don’t have nightmares.....
Shut up fatty
@@nathaniliescu4597 Nope.
@@helencompton3320 same here!! Love these old episodes.
@@helencompton3320 always one!! Love watching these to
I chuckled at the old Securicor man's facial expression as he lay under the truck, right underneath the licence plate, whose prefix is "FFS"!
I can’t help but laugh too which I feel really bad about but obviously people from the 80’s wouldn’t understand 21st century humour
Well spotted 😋
got to be someone’s idea of a joke... can’t believe they used the real plate from a real armoured truck...
Thank you so much for uploading these. As a lifelong fan of the German show Crimewatch is based on, to see these episodes is absolutely thrilling!
That Escort van B594 AMG is still on the road and has a valid MOT certificate!
Who cares.
This episode wasn’t particularly scary, still good though. Excellent picture quality for 33 year old episodes. Can’t wait to see what’s next 😁 Thanks @redcard74 you gem 💎 Please keep them coming!
Which episodes would you class as scary?
I'm working my way through them I've seen 88 to 90 & just a few episodes from 84/87.
The Violet case creeped me out a little
Scary enough for the victims!!!
It's amazing having all these episodes..,. I feel like a kid at Christmas
Why rape and kill a harmless old lady, for what?.
Akosua Poku exactly. There are some sick bastards out there.
One of the perpetrators of the Cromford robbery was finally caught in 2010 and jailed for 10 years after pleading guilty. I heard in 2010 the police had lost the original investigation file from 1985 and a prosecution was only possible because the BBC had archived the production notes for the Crimewatch reconstruction seen here and they contained sufficient detail to compensate for the lack of evidence from the police.
Yeah i read that on internet imagine his face police knocking his door 15yr later, ha ha ha , hope the jail sentence wasted his family life...
Actually 25 years later (1985-2010). All the more amazing!
What happened to Violet was absolutely awful. She seemed like such a lovely woman. Sadly it doesn't seem they caught the killer. Hopefully with new forensic techniques, her killer can be found.
I still can't watch these too late at night
Heartbreaking.....poor Violet
Great, thanks for uploading, you make my evening when I see you have uploaded another video.
Absolutely fantastic and thanks so much for all of your uploads. You sir, are a star
The Crimewatch UK November 1985 edition looking different opening scenes and new graphics used between November 1985 to July 1987 the second one and first one of Crimewatch UK graphics was used between June 1984 to October 1985.
What an anorak...
Ah, the old distract the armored car delivery men with afternoon tea routine. I’ve seen it a thousand times.
Very British
Was it Darjeeling, or Orange Pekoe? Not Tetley roundbag, surely?
Any hobnobs?
Bristol is appearing on these early episodes remarkably frequently.
Another gem of a video!!!
Thanks for the upload and the volume boost 😊
28:04 isn't that Arthur Daley's minder Terry Mc Cann, (I say in a Mr Chisholm voice)
Or perhaps it's Bill Nighy?
George ‘Guv’nor!’ Carter.
Keep them coming excellent achieve crimewatch footage here hopefully you will add more will definitely be keeping a look out thanks again
In regards to the Violet Milsom murder, there was no need for the mutilation, if they only intended to rob her then strangling her would have been enough, or even just tying her up without harming her.
Bear in mind we're talking about probably mental guy.
She was sexually assaulted also. I don't think theft was the primary motive. The killers depraved lust was the driving factor behind this crime.
There was no need for ANY of it, full stop, an innocent genuine pensioner, probably never harmed anyone in her life, lived for her cats, what a sick, wicked depraved thing to do a kind soul, R.I.P Violet, and whoever did that to her, judgement day awaits you........
Depraved, to do that to anyone, let alone a poor, lonely woman with only her beloved cat for company. People around obviously liked her though, she seemed to know the man she made coffee for. These murderers and criminals are depraved, maybe it was those three individuals seen coming out, who knows.
@redcard74, thank you so much! Each of your uploads are a dream come true x
love these old episodes look at the old cars or the old classic cars now who sell for a fortune.
Who cares.
Her card in the window basically was a red alert to any creep that she was alone very sad, pity they never caught Violets killer
Mercedes birch has a very nice speaking voice
Posher than the usual woman - bit posh for a copper back then.
@@AndyPandy-sj9blBy ‘the usual woman’ I assume you are referring to the lovely Helen Phelps … a woman with a voice that could melt concrete.
That another thing that puts me off having children. As soon as they get old enough they’ll leave you on your own and start their own lives waiting for you to die so they can get the house and bank savings. Terrible society that we have created.
Maybe if you’re a bad parent.
I cant sleep at night... i wonder if watching CW isnt the best to slumber to !.🙄
"Old Sam, an aging tramp" - how interesting to hear the way things were said back then. They'd never say that now!
Some people say that about me … it doesn’t hurt anymore.
The stolen Ford Escort van registered B594 AMG is still on the road according to the DVLA! Taxed and MOT'ed as of 03/10/2018 00:27am. That's amazing.
I do they checks to, as well as ringing phone numbers on billboards , take aways to see if still the same...lol
Yes, I love checking up on old vehicles that have usually been sent to the scrapyard decades ago. However, every now and then I'll come across a survivor, a vehicle that defies all the odds. There's a van that is always parked in a car park not far from where I live. It's M registered in 1995 and it's still in use as a commercial vehicle!
It used to be the case that you had to specify the registration, make and model to get a vehicle's details. Now all you have to do is enter the reg. It's really quite impressive.
@@richardgray131185 WOW, that is interesting to learn. What site do you use to enter the registration number please? Thanks
Hi Duncan,
There's two websites that are particularly helpful for finding out data about vehicles. The first is vehicleenquiry.service.gov.uk/ just enter your desired reg and away you go. The other is hpicheck.com. The latter you have to pay to access but it provides more information than the former website. For example, HPI Check tells you whether a vehicle has been scrapped, written off etc. The former tells you when a vehicle was last taxed and MOT'ed but not what the current status is i.e. scrapped, written off, imported etc. There is also www.instantcarcheck.co.uk which is cheaper to access than HPI Check.
Hope this is helpful.
Still taxed and MOT'd in 2021. Brilliant
Strange how no one ask been arrested for poor violet murder esp how violent it was
Thank you again Redcard74
26:21 that van is still on the road, only ever failed one mot and never been in an accident
Who cares.
Wonder where they got the idea of robbing a Bank in a Mini?
I can't imagine, Mr. Bridger...
Haven't seen WPC Mercedes Birch before. Did she feature often? As usual soft voiced WPC was the norm as his sidekick.
Dan S she just featured the one time as Helen Phelps was on holiday.
I thought she was good.
Hatcher is a lucky ol’ -
Mercedes Birch wow,was that her only appearance!
I hope not!
They said about how surprised they were that those robbers picked that small bank because of the risk of getting less money. That’s true but there’s also less security and less chance of CCTV in the bank. Certainly at that time. That’s probably why they chose that bank to rob.
Utterly heartbreaking poor Violet noone deserves to be murdered and vicously assaulted like this
Bristol was a rough old place in the 80s. The city was featured loads of times. 🤔
So was Liverpool.
Temple Meads … paradise.
Why’d they have to do Old Sam like that?
The part at about 3:40 features in the first Crimewatch File programme.
The June 1988 episode mentions that a viewer helped to solve the first case and that the bomb gang were all jailed.
Yes, I also think this case was featured in the crimewatch book by Liz Mills.
redcard74 That might be something for me to ask for as a Christmas present! And Sue Cook mentions in June 88 that it is featured in Crimewatch File. Once again, thank you for all your hard work in uploading these videos. It is great to see these old episodes for so many different reasons
Brilliant thx you never fail us bro
Make yourself a cup of tea!! LMAO!! Ps before I get trolled I'm not laughing at the poor victims of the robbery!
So bloody British innit?!
Have a break … have a -
@LANCSKID good old cuppa .. even when your in the midst of an armed robbery 🫨😆😆😆
@@trishg151 Was it Darjeeling or Orange Pekoe? Sure not Tetlley’s roundbag dust? I think we should be told. Any hobnobs on offer?
Britain had the highest level of violent crime in Europe in the 80s - easy to see it reflected in some of these cases. Interesting when you think that the criminals are now today's elderly. Back then, Britain had real problems because of mass unemployment, much greater alcohol consumption than there is now (which caused a lot of problems in itself), and a real undercurrent of violence throughout society. It was the era of football hooliganism and skinheads.
Thank you for explaining this. I didn’t realise (not being from Britain) that there was so much violence there at the time. We visited in 1987 and it seemed so idyllic and peaceful for the most part. Sure, London was grittier, but watching these old Crimewatch videos is shocking to me now.
I remember that era very well
Yeah people are tame these days, these younger generations especially. It was wild in the 20th century Britain
@@loris7660don't listen to what that weirdo says he writes the same thing under every CW video - the idea that there was much violence in the 80s compared with now or even the 90s is ludicrous.
It's mentioned in another that a viewer had found part of the bomb device
i bet those plod taking the calls had a few beers before they started 😂
Are they actually doing any work or just pretending?
Think the guys in the first reconstruction overdid the acting just a little lol
Bristol figures more than one would expect as here is the 5th murder reconstruction within the first 14 episodes. Hard to believe the murder rate was much higher than other provincial cities. The BBC has a strong presence there, or maybe Avon & Somerset constabulary were keener to use Crimewatch. Alas all but 1 of the 5 cases remain unsolved.
I like Mercedes Birch's Bristols...
Giggity!
@@leannedicataldo353 you've started a sentence without answering it. So did he feel safe ?
@@sirandrelefaedelinogeI like Mercedes Benz.
6:39 - that guy would play the copper in Eastenders a couple of years later who would be investigating Dirty Den and The Firm
Lord Ross of Burgleton and Stabworth
Saint Nicholas the nightmare spoiler.
27:08 Just Seventeen... always saw and heard about that mag but never read it... always had my nose in computer and gaming mags.
Was it any good? 😊
It was an ok magazine but i preferred My Guy and Smash Hits 😊
I loved it. One of my favourites as a teen!
Used to buy lookin mainly
Poor Violet,did the bastards get caught?.
Still unsolved
I can never understand Malcolm Hughes when he's being interviewed.
6:05 I've noticed something about crime in England compared with America: criminals are more physically violent!
Staff on wages day - Woohoo let's get the drinks in tonight, good times
Robbers - Hold that thought bitches
There is no way on gods green that his chin was that big surely!? X
Addicted to all the early episodes 1980s to 1999 . Been of work for a few months I was able to watch all episodes . With all due respect to the deceased I personally prefer Sue Cook over Jill Dando as the Crimewatch Presentator . R.I.P Jill taken before her time in a most horrible manner . Was it due to the nail bombing episode ???????????????????????????????????????????????
Scrounger
I prefer just the 80’s episodes tbh. The very early 90’s ones are ok. As long as it helped catch the people then every episode was ok!!
that securicor robbery was solved 25 years later
Surely not... I couldn't find any details on line, send link if you can
I wonder how much that cool bank robber made, i bet anything he is living the good life, probably watches these episodes on youtube, total legend
The first one was mainly attempted armed robberies. They obviously weren’t doing it right then!!! 🤣🤣 joking aside it must have been very traumatic for the employees who were held at gunpoint. Luckily they didn’t kill anyone.
Thankfully, those kinds of armed robberies are pretty rare now. CCTV, mobile phones, DNA, cash not being used anywhere as much, plus other technologies have made it a bit of a mugs game.
Bristol is definitely the worst place in the 80's so far, while watching these early episodes
Thay need to calm these reconstructions down before someone gets killed lol.
At 6:38 the robber at the front looks so familiar
Good crimewatch video upload mentions ilkeston on it ay that's where I live like lol 😆
I remember the radio advert Ilkeston Co op travels gonna get you there..... Ram F.M lol 😅
@@jadehurst9788 yer I remember that advert as well like 😆
Old sam sounds a bit like me
Um…🙋🏻♀️ I recognize the gold bracelet…where do I claim it?
You might be able to get in touch with your local police station (or perhaps a representative if you don't wish to speak with them yourself), and refer them to this particular episode of Crimewatch.
You might be asked to offer particulars with regard to where you were living at the time you lost it, when you last remember seeing it, what you were doing whenever it was (knowingly) around anyone who might've in some way had opportunity to take interest in it.
If you'd previously reported it at the time you lost it, then that should be included as well.
Any possible witnesses should be mentioned too.
There's always the possibility that forensic evidence may be obtained from you to "test" if it matches anything on the item itself, so if there's anything you think you don't want police collaring you for, maybe think twice!
Detective Sgt Geoff Hunt what a hottie (would prefer without the moustache lol) but those green eyes....
Mercedes Birch can arrest me anytime!
She can cuff me all she wants...
Why are there always creepy men on these comments sections?
@@sirandrelefaedelinoge Creepy lech
26:00 A young David Jason
Even if you didn't see the crime or anything suspicious PLEASE still call in 😆😂😅 watching reconstructions 30+ years later is kinda weird as it's so NAFF but great to watch as a kid at the time 😀
Fuel...41p a litre
That's the equivalent of £1.35 in 2021 money. Not as cheap as it looked.
Sue was just beautiful
Still is, very classy lady that one
74 with a mother who is 103. Genetic beauty.
Ah the 1st amendment to the titles.
"On wages day" No love its called "payday" lol
You can have it all
You can take it all away
From where we left off
Living it all
Your way
If you'll stand in my shoes
If you'll do what I do
On a wages day
On a wages day
"The past is another country. They do things differently there."
Robbers call it 'wages day'
Ohhh Mercedes Birch you are a hottie!! Keep that uniform on too!! 😁😁😁😁😁
That's really not appropriate.
No. Calm down … have a cold shower or bath.
No scary jump out the skin moments this time
Cameron Smith I know, I nearly screamed with that shotgun in the last episode!
I jumped 6ft in the air lol
I just totally froze and my eyes went like saucers apparently! My husband wanted to know why I was looking so terrified!
So what? Still great anyway.
You must be very disappointed …
Love armed robberies. Did a few.
Bruh looooool
Bet you're in one of these episodes
@@cjvrnn odds are won't be I'd back against better odds on money.
35 years ago. I was 13 it was 5 years later when I started my crime spree but never got my crimewatch badge of honour 😂 😂 😂
hmmmm feel free to confess in the comments
Mrs Richards: "I paid for a room with a view !"
Basil: (pointing to the lovely view) "That is Torquay, Madam ."
Mrs Richards: "It's not good enough!"
Basil: "May I ask what you were expecting to see out of a Torquay hotel bedroom window ? Sydney Opera House, perhaps? the Hanging Gardens of Babylon? Herds of wildebeest sweeping majestically past?..."
Mrs Richards: "Don't be silly! I expect to be able to see the sea!"
Basil: "You can see the sea, it's over there between the land and the sky."
Mrs Richards: "I'm not satisfied. But I shall stay. But I expect a reduction."
Basil: "Why?! Because Krakatoa's not erupting at the moment ?"
Those photofits 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂