Nick Ross and Sue Cook present. Cases include an armed robbery in Milton Keynes, the murder of Beverley Trendall in Northolt and a robbery in Liverpool.
One of the benefits of moving note towards a cashless society is that there are far fewer opportunities for things like that. Many people were still payed weekly in cash in those days, so there were hundreds of targets for robbery each week
It was starting to get a bit harder then to rob banks due to advances in CCTV but wage snatches and post office and bookie robberies were still commonplace.
@@zeddeka Wage packets being delivered to companies. I started working in the early 90s and we had our wages in our hands. Only those who have worked will know this then.
@T H Assessing the _motivations_ and the catalysts for such crimes, as well as circumstantial depravation and disadvantage, ought to help eliminate the instances of such robberies. Problem-reaction-solution methodology may be being more cleverly utilized, than we may have necessarily appreciated. Deprivation (in whatever context that takes) leads to the resorting of committing such acts, which leads to (miraculously) something that just takes something more _fundamental_ away from people, such as their privacy ("conveniently") every time. Forgive me, I'm sure your comment implied that there were disadvantages to a cashless society, but I think it would be better if we moved {back} to using a tangible means of exchange *(STERLING* silver for example) instead of just tokens of credit that we still (just about) use now.
Yes this case stuck with me very very sad about it i lovely girl just living a simple life .. someone must know why her poor man died without ever knowing i do know a friend of Beverley is still alive and still thinks of her kindly .
I’m American and only recently discovered Crimewatch but I’m hooked!!!! I love this show!! Anyway, I think that the second guy in the first reconstruction looks similar to the man mentioned at the beginning of the program committing the bank robberies.
@@TimmyTickle don't tell them that they think they invented everything and dont forget everything us bigger and better and more powerful in the US. 🇬🇧👍😁
I remember it was the same number for children’s BBC Saturday morning tv show Going Live in the 80’s - the audience chanted the number as a song whenever they number was read out and that’s how i still hear it on Crimewatch 😂
Remarkable that it wasn’t displayed throughout the programmes until later series. Would it have been that difficult or had no-one at the hyper intelligent BBC thought of it at this time?
The theft of Albert Quixall’s medals was awful. You can’t just go into a shop and buy them. Very sentimental and mementos of his career. I remember my dad said he saw him play for United. He joined after the Munich disaster.
The Beverley Trendall case is very sad and strange. It was either something in her private life or some random nutter who carried out the murder. The fact that her diary and other personal stuff was missing made me think it was down to something in her private life. Something in that diary incriminated someone maybe??
I just can't imagine a would be killer waving out of Beverley's window to a neighbor, surely a killer would want to stay as conspicuous as poss, unless of course it wasn't a planned murder but one on the spur of the moment, possibly due to an argument or something that boiled over into an violent disagreement - just a thought🤔
I dedicate this piece of music by Manuel de Falla to Beverley Trendall's life, even though I never knew her, she seemed such a nice lady, she'd probably be a fan of Place In The Sun if she'd have lived - th-cam.com/video/6ythXbVxQ9k/w-d-xo.html
In an article in a Northolt newspaper called The Gazette for Friday 18th October 1985 it was stated that she was last seen alive on 31st October 1984 at 8pm when she left Heathrow Airport after a cleaning shift, where she discussed with a work colleague about a boyfriend in Spain, the fact she had a new boyfriend locally in Northolt area and she was having drinks with him that evening. That doesn't seem to link in with the above reconstruction about her where she is portrayed as being last seen alive in the day [early morning with a work mate], saying those exact things to that work mate, then seen with a man in her room later in the day, etc. If she was at a shift in evening at Heathrow, which puts a slightly different angle on the story, it begs the question of why she never responded to trick or treat in evening. Perhaps it was because she was on her way to Heathrow perhaps ? This info was never even mentioned on the BBC CW reconstruction above, it was all portrayed as occuring in the day. Was she at Heathrow at 8pm on 31st October 1984 or has the journalist/reporter in The Gazette made a typo error and means 8am rather than 8pm I wonder. I bet we'll never know now !!!!
@@Dinvadbhatmarathi98 He means, in "PC"(politically correct) language of today, we no longer use the term "half caste" (which some people have decided is a pejorative description, although no one warned or told us about what we are allowed to say ), but have replaced it with the term "mixed race". I hope changing terminology cures humans of prejudices, but I doubt it.
@@valeriemacphail9180 in the early 80s when my mum's choice was a brand sold in corner shops i visited a shop and a child who was mixed race I asked the Caucasian lady if the child was half caste she was a little offended as her husband was African and said no we say Mixed Race I left embarrassed
@@Dinvadbhatmarathi98 Precisely! It's not WORDS that are at fault but people's nasty, spiteful intentions to cause pain and humiliation behind those words that count. In this broadcast though, I doubt that any nastiness was implied.
2:44 lol I used to get my sweets, bubblegums, Marathon bars (now Snickers), 1ltr fizzy drinks and football stickers from Brayards Road while at St Thomas the Apostle boys school... Corner shop and school are still there 30+ years later..
A John Andrew Christian of Woolton, (Amberline) went on to be convicted in 1998 of sexual assult against young boys during his time as a volunteer at Knolle Park children's home. Also charged with health and safety at work breaches.
4:51 we were made of tough stuff in the 1980's, nowadays people just walk away and don't do anything the bravest ones stand there and film it on their phones.
The Byron Pub is luxury flats now but Byron Way is still the road those flats are in. Good vid for all those historic pub geeks around the country and in Greenford. There's a link to memories of The Byron on the net somewhere, it seems like it was superb venue for many entertainers and much entertainment.
🕵️♂️ Interesting to discover that the scene of the Milton Keynes armed robbery no longer exists . Those roads and vast land have probably been built over with as the names of the roads mentioned no longer exist on google maps. 🤓
Don't think it ever was Carter Lane, it's carters Lane and pitfield on what's now called Kiln Farm. Wymbush was the general title for that area. Wymbush is still there 😁
Mutley got there first, but yes I think Crimewatch struggled with the names in early MK. Tried to pinpoint that factory for a while, i think it was probably on Garamonde Drive in Wymbush. The factory has been replaced recently with a brand new facility, but you can clearly see Clay Hill in Two Mile Ash as the robbers take that bend getting away.
@@JohnTaylor-do1cqAccording to Companies House he runs Vision Coaches LTD these days, they're based in Liverpool. We know now why he got such a beating.
I agree. This man has never come forward to reveal himself. Pages ripped out of Beverlys Diary along with personal letters missing? There were clearly things within those diary pages and personal letters that identified her murderer. Very sad case. She was clearly a private person and had only alluded about this man to her friends without any specific details possibly because she had only been seeing him a couple of weeks like she said in the reconstruction. Who was the attractive man seen in her flat? My guess is it was her new boyfriend who potentially has never come forward to revealed himself because he murdered her.
I doubt very much he would be allowed to use such a personal description in today's society, somebody would rightfully complain, seems things were very much different back then in the 80s
Leonie murder is out 2015 after 30 years in prison Gary Alec Hopkins. He should never have come out! 19:49 can’t figure out where this is? I lived in Northolt. I know where this is! We looked at a house there but it wouldn’t fit my dining table so we passed on it it’s behind Northala hills
I google mapped it when I saw it on the Crime-watch years vid for 1985, It is Farman Grove where Beverley lived and the road leading there is called Wayfarer Rd. The Byron Pub on Byron Way is no more apparently, it's luxury flats now, but the road leading to the flats is still called Byron Way. Reddit has an interesting blog write up of Beverley's case with a link to a newspaper article from the day.
I do believe the Beverly trendall case is played by actress Annabelle apsion ,who was In shameless, coronation Street & a few movies don't quote me on it though!!
The actress who played Beverley Trendall was in Michael Caine's 1986 movie "The Whistleblower" as the woman instructing GCHQ staff to report oddities from their colleagues very close to the beginning of the film.
Got to love Crimewatch back in the day, criminals calling folk Bastards and that!! Now a days we have no Crimewatch UK, as I feel people get offended by the smallest things, and they wouldn't get away with this kind of TV anymore!! Totally disappointing!! :(
I think Beverley Trendall discovered her new bf was a married man. There was a row and he stabbed her. He took her diary and love letters as these would have incriminated him.
If yo google map area it seems like it's more or less same as in 1984/5. Byron pub has gone sadly though now it's flats, but there's a tribute site to pub on the net 👍
It's hilarious if you picture the beginning sequence of 80s Crimewatch as the police chasing Mr. Bean down the street while that awesome music is playing! 😆
I don't think that's _quite_ how he was thinking of it... I'd have probably said something similar if I couldn't think of another ""acceptable"" (subjective) term to describe somebody, but wished to be kind towards them. You sure it isn't just you *_fishing_* for discrimination where none might exist??
37 unsolved yesterday which is so sad, may Beverley Trendall RIP. What gets me is how long it took her family (nearly a month) to find out that she was deceased, l think it was on 30th Nov 1984 they found out. As mysterious as the whodunnit aspect of case....
@@rage707 Oh it's you again the argumentative for arguments sake one - are you following me around on CW YT vlogs ? Are you sure you're not trolling me lol ? She wasn't young or immersed in a career dude, cleaning jobs aren't a career, and I am sure you're aware of that if you've seen the vid. My wife's mom wouldn't wait a month to speak to her even now nor vise versa. I find it odd that you never make suggestions on solving the case per se, on what you see as odd, or put your take, but just argue the toss around my comments, and on trivial aspects too !!!!
@@IanP1963 during covid lockdowns only key workers were allowed to work. Guess which of "hospital cleaner" and "high flying advertising executive" were considered key? Of course spending years as a cleaner, perhaps trying to get a foot on the housing ladder, can be considered a career. And if you're going to point out how X is highly unusual, what's wrong with my pointing out it happens more often than you think. Your family 👪 doesn't reflect EVERY family
@@rage707 Yes I know, I was there stupid, living it, my wife nearly died of the damn virus and she is and was a key worker. I would have been but I am a retired nurse now. You have yet again gone off point, not researched the case and to boot made a crass comment about my family, what right you think you have to do this amazes me! Beverly was on the floor dead for nearly a month before she was found, not exactly a career choice of any kind I feel. Do you have any understanding of females dude? Women in the main are close their Mom's and would not really go a month without contacting each other, especially as they both lived near to each other. I doubt very much it was anything to do with 'careers' and she had been a successful hairdresser before, which was her chosen career, so going into cleaning was experimentation of a new job choice I feel, NOT a ruddy career move. Whether there were other reasons they didn't speak for a month in relation to her Mom getting in touch sooner, is something we will never know,but it is deffo nout to do with careers !!!!!
Like the trainee fireman who lights fires to generate his work and become a hero, I wonder if the police ever looked at Nick or Sue for any of the crimes featured on the show. Was always a bit suspicious of how nice these two were, and the cases just kept coming.
You can usually find the outcome of the main reconstructions, but some of the incident desk outcomes are impossible to find. Did they catch the murderer of Sid Gundun? Who was the unnamed man that Thomas Mooney was suspected of killing? Did they catch and convict him? Did they ever find out what happened to Christine Lane?
I watch these to wallow in some strange nostalgia for England in the 1980’s. Most people were more serious, smarter and polite in those days. Although I think there was a big crime problem then.
Fully agree in many ways people were operating on a different frequency than nowadays. Dare I say the pre-internet/mobile era people actually tuned into each other and there just seemed to be a bit more time and space.
I think we need to be careful about eulogising the past as the saying goes, "the older we get, the better we imagine the past was". I certainly don't think people were more serious or smarter back then at all. Human nature is human nature. One of the abiding memories I do have is how nasty a lot of social attitudes were back then. Incredibly racist, sexist and massively homophobic. Certainly, the UK had a massive crime problems back then. We had the highest rate of violent crime in Europe. The 80s were a pretty grim time in many ways. Mass unemployment, dereliction, football hooliganism, violent strikes and riots. It was not a pleasant decade in many ways.
These Crimewatch episodes make it look like Securicor employee was the most dangerous job in the UK in the 1980s.
I know 1 a week! 😱
One of the benefits of moving note towards a cashless society is that there are far fewer opportunities for things like that. Many people were still payed weekly in cash in those days, so there were hundreds of targets for robbery each week
It was starting to get a bit harder then to rob banks due to advances in CCTV but wage snatches and post office and bookie robberies were still commonplace.
@@zeddeka Wage packets being delivered to companies. I started working in the early 90s and we had our wages in our hands. Only those who have worked will know this then.
@T H
Assessing the _motivations_ and the catalysts for such crimes, as well as circumstantial depravation and disadvantage, ought to help eliminate the instances of such robberies.
Problem-reaction-solution methodology may be being more cleverly utilized, than we may have necessarily appreciated.
Deprivation (in whatever context that takes) leads to the resorting of committing such acts, which leads to (miraculously) something that just takes something more _fundamental_ away from people, such as their privacy ("conveniently") every time.
Forgive me, I'm sure your comment implied that there were disadvantages to a cashless society, but I think it would be better if we moved {back} to using a tangible means of exchange *(STERLING* silver for example) instead of just tokens of credit that we still (just about) use now.
RIP Beverley Trendall on the 38th anniversary of her sad unsolved death which will be on 31st October 2022. Hoping one day justice is served !!!!
Yes this case stuck with me very very sad about it i lovely girl just living a simple life .. someone must know why her poor man died without ever knowing i do know a friend of Beverley is still alive and still thinks of her kindly .
RIP.
I’m American and only recently discovered Crimewatch but I’m hooked!!!! I love this show!! Anyway, I think that the second guy in the first reconstruction looks similar to the man mentioned at the beginning of the program committing the bank robberies.
Me too!
Crimewatch was one of the inspirations for America's Most Wanted
@@TimmyTickle don't tell them that they think they invented everything and dont forget everything us bigger and better and more powerful in the US. 🇬🇧👍😁
Miss Mae are you 24-35?
@@rage707 no…why do you ask?
Nearly EVERY early Crimewatch has a Pock marked face guy. He is one busy man.
Him and Foul Play the two most sought after suspects in all of these episodes!
And a ruddy complextion
For the photofit they must have just pulled out the game guess who....
Always find it funny when they use descriptions that you never hear any more like ‘weather beaten’
I’ve been watching so many of these episodes lately that I can recite the telephone number for Crimewatch off by heart!!! 🤣🤣🤣 sad I know!!
I remember it was the same number for children’s BBC Saturday morning tv show Going Live in the 80’s - the audience chanted the number as a song whenever they number was read out and that’s how i still hear it on Crimewatch 😂
@@stuartstobhill I remember oh eight hundred eight one one, eight one, eight one 😊
Remarkable that it wasn’t displayed throughout the programmes until later series. Would it have been that difficult or had no-one at the hyper intelligent BBC thought of it at this time?
Ooh, Reg from Goodnight Sweetheart is watching Threads. Threads *and* Crimewatch UK? 1980s hauntological grimness overload.
Better than depressing Eastenders !!!!
never noticed before that he was watching Threads
Protect and survive jingle still haunts me.
PC Deadman …
The theft of Albert Quixall’s medals was awful. You can’t just go into a shop and buy them. Very sentimental and mementos of his career. I remember my dad said he saw him play for United. He joined after the Munich disaster.
The Beverley Trendall case is very sad and strange. It was either something in her private life or some random nutter who carried out the murder. The fact that her diary and other personal stuff was missing made me think it was down to something in her private life. Something in that diary incriminated someone maybe??
Food for thought !!!!
“either someone in her private life or some random nutter”. Ladies and gentlemen we have the new Sherlock Holmes.
@@Music-oi2nf Well Poirot you solve it then - Lol !!!!1
It was someone she was seeing he would have KNOWN about that book and took it a random nutter would never have known.
I just can't imagine a would be killer waving out of Beverley's window to a neighbor, surely a killer would want to stay as conspicuous as poss, unless of course it wasn't a planned murder but one on the spur of the moment, possibly due to an argument or something that boiled over into an violent disagreement - just a thought🤔
Good point.
@@mrkipling2201 Thank you !!!!
@@IanP1963 👍👍👍
Well, he never came forward. He could have cleared his name with the police if he was not involved.
I dedicate this piece of music by Manuel de Falla to Beverley Trendall's life, even though I never knew her, she seemed such a nice lady, she'd probably be a fan of Place In The Sun if she'd have lived - th-cam.com/video/6ythXbVxQ9k/w-d-xo.html
Sue Cook, really looked dishy in this episode!
replaced by Jill Dando in 1995
@@CARLIN4737 Yes. She came late to the beeb. Previously worked for another station.
Hot Cookie! But, Fiona … oh, 🤵♂️❤️👩🏻🦱
Why isn't ceefax page 186 working?
😆
Because of Brexit!
Because *ALIENS!*
Try *ORACLE.*
Blame Boris he is a wank stain!!
In an article in a Northolt newspaper called The Gazette for Friday 18th October 1985 it was stated that she was last seen alive on 31st October 1984 at 8pm when she left Heathrow Airport after a cleaning shift, where she discussed with a work colleague about a boyfriend in Spain, the fact she had a new boyfriend locally in Northolt area and she was having drinks with him that evening. That doesn't seem to link in with the above reconstruction about her where she is portrayed as being last seen alive in the day [early morning with a work mate], saying those exact things to that work mate, then seen with a man in her room later in the day, etc. If she was at a shift in evening at Heathrow, which puts a slightly different angle on the story, it begs the question of why she never responded to trick or treat in evening. Perhaps it was because she was on her way to Heathrow perhaps ? This info was never even mentioned on the BBC CW reconstruction above, it was all portrayed as occuring in the day. Was she at Heathrow at 8pm on 31st October 1984 or has the journalist/reporter in The Gazette made a typo error and means 8am rather than 8pm I wonder. I bet we'll never know now !!!!
The man with her at the pub and then seen in her flat is likely to be the same person..but odd how they couldn't build a photofit of the person.
@@gujh03 th-cam.com/video/76XZMBI4XEk/w-d-xo.html
Why do you think - lack of interest from the cops ?@@gujh03
I know this is 35 years ago but half caste but very attractive. Ouch!
Ouch indeed! 😳😬🤯
Which half caste?
@@Dinvadbhatmarathi98 He means, in "PC"(politically correct) language of today, we no longer use the term "half caste" (which some people have decided is a pejorative description, although no one warned or told us about what we are allowed to say ), but have replaced it with the term "mixed race". I hope changing terminology cures humans of prejudices, but I doubt it.
@@valeriemacphail9180 in the early 80s when my mum's choice was a brand sold in corner shops i visited a shop and a child who was mixed race I asked the Caucasian lady if the child was half caste she was a little offended as her husband was African and said no we say Mixed Race I left embarrassed
@@Dinvadbhatmarathi98 Precisely! It's not WORDS that are at fault but people's nasty, spiteful intentions to cause pain and humiliation behind those words that count. In this broadcast though, I doubt that any nastiness was implied.
Was the 3rd reconstruction the old man from goodnight sweetheart with Rodney
Yes,Christopher ettridge who played pc reg deadman
Ian Bousfield Oh thought so thanks
I thought it was him then i knew it was him when he spoke, i'm sure the beverly actress went on to do rather well for herself as well
That first reconstruction is like a lost Sweeney episode.
Sue còok is so hot
We need more Regan's today in police force🤣
@@IanP1963 “ we’re the Sweeney son and we haven’t had any dinner “!!
@@mrkipling2201 Can't beat Regan Lol !!!!
@@IanP1963 spot on!! Absolutely brilliant!!
2:49 This is perfect for those that don't like people parking outside their house even though its a public road.
Those builders wanted their beer tokens for the weekend.
Looks like Hank Marvin was in on the Securicor raid; I guess by this time his income from the Shadows was dwindling rapidly...
Wow, an early glimpse of MK!
i love crimewatch
2:44 lol I used to get my sweets, bubblegums, Marathon bars (now Snickers), 1ltr fizzy drinks and football stickers from Brayards Road while at St Thomas the Apostle boys school... Corner shop and school are still there 30+ years later..
Does anyone think Beverley Trendall's boyfriend killed her and could one of the men in the pub been her boyfriend and he was in her house as well.
The Theme tune is drum genius 🥁
@Allan same!
But the cheap keyboard they used sounds horrendous
"The coloured girl, she's a half cast BUT very attractive with an afro style hair" Hmmmm.
A John Andrew Christian of Woolton, (Amberline) went on to be convicted in 1998 of sexual assult against young boys during his time as a volunteer at Knolle Park children's home. Also charged with health and safety at work breaches.
it was me who had him convicted for the child abuse
11:16 it's Rodney Trotter the Peckham pouncer!
yes lol
I was going to post something similar, but feared a backlash. Quite the look!
@@shhhplease1050 no dont worry about a backlash, people know its just a laugh and a resemblence
Rodney trotter.
25:45 would you fuck be aloud to get away with that these days
4:51 we were made of tough stuff in the 1980's, nowadays people just walk away and don't do anything the bravest ones stand there and film it on their phones.
You're joking, aren't you mate? Crimewatch from the 1980s is full of people who walked past crimes going on and did nothing.
The Crimewatch theme is like it's Created by Stewart Copeland.
Good on the foreman who kept chasing the thieves even after he was shot!
The Byron Pub is luxury flats now but Byron Way is still the road those flats are in. Good vid for all those historic pub geeks around the country and in Greenford. There's a link to memories of The Byron on the net somewhere, it seems like it was superb venue for many entertainers and much entertainment.
🕵️♂️ Interesting to discover that the scene of the Milton Keynes armed robbery no longer exists . Those roads and vast land have probably been built over with as the names of the roads mentioned no longer exist on google maps. 🤓
Don't think it ever was Carter Lane, it's carters Lane and pitfield on what's now called Kiln Farm. Wymbush was the general title for that area. Wymbush is still there 😁
Mutley got there first, but yes I think Crimewatch struggled with the names in early MK. Tried to pinpoint that factory for a while, i think it was probably on Garamonde Drive in Wymbush. The factory has been replaced recently with a brand new facility, but you can clearly see Clay Hill in Two Mile Ash as the robbers take that bend getting away.
Kiln farm is next door to me
Where are the concrete cows, then?
Also the old swap shop number!
I’ve always remembered that number.
Keep it on screen throughout?
The owner of the coach firm was convicted of abusing children in a children's home in a period before he was robbed.
IT was me who had him convicted, theres a video on youtube it you want to see it
@@JohnTaylor-do1cq Do you have a link, please, John?
@@janettemohan7739 youtube JUMPING JOHN FLASH
@@JohnTaylor-do1cq Thanks, John. Found it.
Oddly enough, I'm a motorcyclist, too, though I remain solidly and unadventurously on boring road bikes.
@@JohnTaylor-do1cqAccording to Companies House he runs Vision Coaches LTD these days, they're based in Liverpool. We know now why he got such a beating.
What has Cookie done to her hair, fighting with the hairdryer🤷
I know, such a shame. Fiona never had that problem.
Not once in the CW reconstruction does it give the exact location of where Beverley lived !!!!!!!!!
I think Beverly's killer was the new boyfriend she mentioned to her work mate, who she was seeing that night.
I agree. This man has never come forward to reveal himself. Pages ripped out of Beverlys Diary along with personal letters missing? There were clearly things within those diary pages and personal letters that identified her murderer. Very sad case. She was clearly a private person and had only alluded about this man to her friends without any specific details possibly because she had only been seeing him a couple of weeks like she said in the reconstruction. Who was the attractive man seen in her flat? My guess is it was her new boyfriend who potentially has never come forward to revealed himself because he murdered her.
Interesting !!!@@LALakersNornIron
25 mins in "she's a half caste, but very attractive" oh dear oh dear oh dear
Was the Milton Keynes armed robbery ever solved? Cannot find a reference to it online.
“She was half caste but very attractive” WTAF
snowbelle74 shocking casual racism
I doubt very much he would be allowed to use such a personal description in today's society, somebody would rightfully complain, seems things were very much different back then in the 80s
Fucking millenials
André Linoge 😂😂😂
Irony is she was probably the most attractive woman in the pub lol
Amberline coaches used to run coaches to Liverpool and Everton away games if I remember right.
THE OWNWER WAS A NONCE I HAD HIM CONVICTED IN 1997
Hopelessly addicted please help don't have nightmares
The blond man is Donald trump 😂
Leonie murder is out 2015 after 30 years in prison Gary Alec Hopkins. He should never have come out! 19:49 can’t figure out where this is? I lived in Northolt. I know where this is! We looked at a house there but it wouldn’t fit my dining table so we passed on it it’s behind Northala hills
I google mapped it when I saw it on the Crime-watch years vid for 1985, It is Farman Grove where Beverley lived and the road leading there is called Wayfarer Rd. The Byron Pub on Byron Way is no more apparently, it's luxury flats now, but the road leading to the flats is still called Byron Way. Reddit has an interesting blog write up of Beverley's case with a link to a newspaper article from the day.
Sorry S Deee got wrong end of stick, thought you were on about the 1984/5 Northolt murder of Beverley Trendally....
madness that people like that live and walk amongst us. 🔫
Yes 19.49 is exactly this estate in Northolt !!!
@@Davidnumber23 I agree !!!
7:30 Chris O'Dowd
Solved.
Good night watchman got away with 16 grand
Michael Cannon that watchman was as useful as a chocolate fire guard
@@09weenic Not a job I would do, must have been scary unless theres two of you.
I do believe the Beverly trendall case is played by actress Annabelle apsion ,who was In shameless, coronation Street & a few movies don't quote me on it though!!
The actress in the reconstruction is Susan Porrett, who played teacher Mrs Thomas in Grange Hill during the mid '80s
5:33 Volvo driver: "No way, Jose. This is my lane. You turn."
The Peckham Pouncer !
The mad wizard of oz beast!!
Ha ha ha. Was she called ""blossom""
@Dave 2020 LOL yes
The actress who played Beverley Trendall was in Michael Caine's 1986 movie "The Whistleblower" as the woman instructing GCHQ staff to report oddities from their colleagues very close to the beginning of the film.
The lady playing Beverly and her colleague cleaning lady look like siblings.
Also in grange hill
Never knew that !!!!
Sue cook looks like a lego figure
Got to love Crimewatch back in the day, criminals calling folk Bastards and that!! Now a days we have no Crimewatch UK, as I feel people get offended by the smallest things, and they wouldn't get away with this kind of TV anymore!! Totally disappointing!! :(
We don't have Crimewatch because it isn't needed anymore, we have the internet.
Crimewatch Roadshow is still on.
I think Beverley Trendall discovered her new bf was a married man. There was a row and he stabbed her. He took her diary and love letters as these would have incriminated him.
7:06 John Baron aka donnie trump.
"...and remember, don't have nightmares..."
A crass and idiotic, meaningless catchphrase.
I recognise those men in the first reconstruction. I'm gonna give the hotline number a call tomorrow.. WHAT?!?!!
@@zahria Could well be, I'm still investigating!
@@shahid1296ify Was it?
Yes sue so nice
Anyone know what happened to Christine Lane who disappeared in 1984? Features at 29:11. I cannot find anything online.
Nope. No death records either matching the time frame
It was all made up,.metaphors and stuff,.apart from Jills murder
Very curious about this one too. Absolutely nothing online.
That poor lady lay dead in her flat for a month?
Are you on about Beverley T?
It amazes me too, didn't her parents wonder where she was?
If yo google map area it seems like it's more or less same as in 1984/5. Byron pub has gone sadly though now it's flats, but there's a tribute site to pub on the net 👍
You’d think someone would notice she wasn’t around sooner.
@@Lushgirl81 👍
Bloody hell - 35 years ago 😬
A man was seen fleeing in a small green car with a brown suit and a small teddy bear
It's hilarious if you picture the beginning sequence of 80s Crimewatch as the police chasing Mr. Bean down the street while that awesome music is playing! 😆
Bean lol
so the rover was parked in peckham for 5 days, the guy called the police to have it removed.... by who? the police.....?
The police obviously had feck all to do then 😂
25.46 she's a half cast 'BUT' very attractive ? what does he mean by that , are half casts not supposed to be attractive ???
Notice too when he 'stumbled/stuttered' trying to describe the lady?
I don't think that's _quite_ how he was thinking of it...
I'd have probably said something similar if I couldn't think of another ""acceptable"" (subjective) term to describe somebody, but wished to be kind towards them.
You sure it isn't just you *_fishing_* for discrimination where none might exist??
October 2024 will be the 40th anniversary of BT's unsolved murder - may she RIP 😊
No-one else think that Jag sounds horrendous....? 🤢
11:20 it's Rodders
Hahahahah I thought that!
Looking for Mickey Pierce … wrong episode, mate!
@@LANCSKID Yeah the one where he has the dog...not sure which eposode it is sorry mate.
2 by 4 vs Revolver? hmmmm, tough one.
Love these videos. Thanks for uploading
Nick Ross said last month's episode which was August re: Roy Page murder & this one says October?????
Looks like there was about 5 weeks between episodes
Sue looking great
Hair is a bit iffy.
Crimewatch is my favourite program unsolved mystery off crimes
37 unsolved yesterday which is so sad, may Beverley Trendall RIP. What gets me is how long it took her family (nearly a month) to find out that she was deceased, l think it was on 30th Nov 1984 they found out. As mysterious as the whodunnit aspect of case....
Some people go long periods without seeing family when they're young and immersed in a career
@@rage707 Oh it's you again the argumentative for arguments sake one - are you following me around on CW YT vlogs ? Are you sure you're not trolling me lol ? She wasn't young or immersed in a career dude, cleaning jobs aren't a career, and I am sure you're aware of that if you've seen the vid. My wife's mom wouldn't wait a month to speak to her even now nor vise versa. I find it odd that you never make suggestions on solving the case per se, on what you see as odd, or put your take, but just argue the toss around my comments, and on trivial aspects too !!!!
@@IanP1963 during covid lockdowns only key workers were allowed to work. Guess which of "hospital cleaner" and "high flying advertising executive" were considered key? Of course spending years as a cleaner, perhaps trying to get a foot on the housing ladder, can be considered a career. And if you're going to point out how X is highly unusual, what's wrong with my pointing out it happens more often than you think. Your family 👪 doesn't reflect EVERY family
@@rage707 Yes I know, I was there stupid, living it, my wife nearly died of the damn virus and she is and was a key worker. I would have been but I am a retired nurse now. You have yet again gone off point, not researched the case and to boot made a crass comment about my family, what right you think you have to do this amazes me! Beverly was on the floor dead for nearly a month before she was found, not exactly a career choice of any kind I feel. Do you have any understanding of females dude? Women in the main are close their Mom's and would not really go a month without contacting each other, especially as they both lived near to each other. I doubt very much it was anything to do with 'careers' and she had been a successful hairdresser before, which was her chosen career, so going into cleaning was experimentation of a new job choice I feel, NOT a ruddy career move. Whether there were other reasons they didn't speak for a month in relation to her Mom getting in touch sooner, is something we will never know,but it is deffo nout to do with careers !!!!!
@@rage707 weren't any lockdowns in 1985 lol
THE VIDEO FIT LOOKS LIKE THE CID COPPER AT THE END OF THE PROGRAMME
Remember never go to great Yarmouth for holiday
Terrific these. Great to see them again. Thanks 👍 redcard
notice a resemblance between 7:27 and the detective 34:56. uncanny.
11.17 that you rodders
According to his gold bracelet, his name was Rooney.
@@hannahjames3180 lol
Why does Saint Nick of Ross keep referring to ‘a hat’ … it is specifically a hard hat (for a hard head).
The first fella in the securicor job looks like boris Johnson lol
And the video thumbnail looks like Rishi Sunak!
11:22 the case of the Peckham Pouncer
Ha ha
I’m a doctor - say Ah
AAAGGGGHHHH!
Like the trainee fireman who lights fires to generate his work and become a hero, I wonder if the police ever looked at Nick or Sue for any of the crimes featured on the show. Was always a bit suspicious of how nice these two were, and the cases just kept coming.
Lol
you made me chuckle...
7.03 trump
The guy on the First E Fit looks like Rodney Trotter 🤣😂
Rodney you plonker gettin yaself on here😂😂😂
18.59 beverly would be 67
thanks for the upload love the old ones✌👍
Anyone know the name of the actress that played Beverly Trendall?
The actress in the reconstruction looks like Susan Porrett, who played teacher Mrs Thomas in Grange Hill.
I love these ‘Videofits’. It’s amazing what technology can do these days!!
They be on cctv these days
They be on a neighbours ring doorbell 🤣
“… she was a half-caste, but a very attractive girl …” Can you imagine making a remark like that today?
You can usually find the outcome of the main reconstructions, but some of the incident desk outcomes are impossible to find.
Did they catch the murderer of Sid Gundun?
Who was the unnamed man that Thomas Mooney was suspected of killing? Did they catch and convict him?
Did they ever find out what happened to Christine Lane?
11:15 think that's Rodney Trotter
yes lol
Wat a plonker he really is😂😂😂
The photo fit of the first case the guy with the camouflage jacket looked like Rodney Trotter
Was Beverley Trendall's murder ever solved? Apart from this episode, I could find nothing online about the case.
so sad ... i dont think so ...
No it's still unsolved
Very sad Nothing anywhere Think I'll solve it myself She seemed nice
Reddit discusses her case!
@@terrywheeler1882 Where would you start? It is intriguing...!!!!
11.23 its bloody rodney lol
What a plonker...Typical of Rodders to get himself into right lumber!
LOL EXACTLY
Dave!!!!
Also Donald Trump in a photo fit, and that Detective near the end that looked like Jimmy Nail with blonde hair.
The case of the peckham pouncer !
Thumbnail picture looks like Marc Almond lol
The wagon reversing was as fast as a snail 😂😂😂
6:59 - it's Trump!
That’s PRESIDENT Trump to you!
Well, it sure ain’t Sleepy Joe!
Donald Trump @ 7:04
Trump or Paul O'Grady & John Maĵor?
Helen is Absolutely Stunning
I watch these to wallow in some strange nostalgia for England in the 1980’s. Most people were more serious, smarter and polite in those days. Although I think there was a big crime problem then.
Fully agree in many ways people were operating on a different frequency than nowadays. Dare I say the pre-internet/mobile era people actually tuned into each other and there just seemed to be a bit more time and space.
I think we need to be careful about eulogising the past as the saying goes, "the older we get, the better we imagine the past was". I certainly don't think people were more serious or smarter back then at all. Human nature is human nature. One of the abiding memories I do have is how nasty a lot of social attitudes were back then. Incredibly racist, sexist and massively homophobic. Certainly, the UK had a massive crime problems back then. We had the highest rate of violent crime in Europe. The 80s were a pretty grim time in many ways. Mass unemployment, dereliction, football hooliganism, violent strikes and riots. It was not a pleasant decade in many ways.
@@zeddeka Very well put!
I agree - I walked round cardboard City with a friend then in London, need I say more ????@@zeddeka