American here, just watching through a few of these after reading about Crimewatch UK in a book on British television and absolutely loving them! Not the subject matter specifically of course, but the matter-of-fact presentation, the no-expense-spared re-enactments, and the glimpse into the history from the other side of the pond. Thank you so much for uploading and preserving these so people like me can find and appreciate them!
The Sidney Cooke gang is one of the most appalling cases in the 20th century and it's shocking that they're not more well known. Sadly, Mark Tildesley was typical of Many of the victims. From a somewhat chaotic family where nobody was acting as his guardian. Both Mark's Father and his older brother (who had a criminal record and who had previously physically attacked Mark) were suspects at the start. As the reconstruction shows, his parents knowingly allowed him to go to the Fair by himself, aged just 7. This absolutely was NOT normal back then. Fairs had a truly appalling reputation for decades if not centuries, and that reputation was well known in the 80s. They were noted as dangerous places, not only because of paedophiles, but also for antisocial behaviour and attracting "bad kids". Just look at how they were depicted in Disney's Pinocchio as far back the 1940s. There had been a number of kids going missing from fairgrounds or coming to harm in the decades leading up to Mark's abduction, and it's sadly not unheard of today. Perhaps the most prominent fairground case before Mark's case was that of 15 year old Sean McGann a couple of years earlier. He was found murdered after visiting a fairground. Some have speculated that Sidney Cooke was also involved in that.
This episode sends shivers down my spine. In 1974, this same man approached me and a friend. He appeared lost and akward. He asked if I could show him where the train station was. I feel so sad for young Mark. This man is the devil incarnate. They know how to put you at ease; & I only 10 years old at the time trusted him; as insane as it now appears. I was innocent as children were in those days; never imagining that I was in the company of a psychopathic murderer. He persuaded me to help him carry bags he had hidden on an abandoned viaduct. When we arrived there, he flew into a psychotic frenzy and dragged me along the embankment. I felt that he was going to kill me & begged him not to. This terror still lives we me today. He went about his evil work as I prayed for God to save me. From the corner of my eye a stranger appeared, a Hell´s angel, but angel nonetheless. The devil ran...he took my trust and sense of safety with him. Yes, I survived, yes I was lucky. I know what Mark and how many others went through. This man is truly evil. I only became certain watching this that yes it was him. When he abducted me he was wearning the same thick framed glasses. He must have used them as an attempt to disguise himself. Hence I´m writing this. There must be countless other victims of this man. God help us all recover from our experience with this devil!
It was only after seeing this episode where I became sure it was him. The fact that he was wearing glasses always ( as it was supposed to) left me in doubt that it could have been Cooke.
I'm disgusted that Sidney Cooke is still alive outliving many of my childhood heroes while Mark's parents are now dead never knowing what happened to their son.
@@MultiEve35 Yes that was Sidney Cooke. He is vile, capital punishment should have been brought back for such heinous crimes especially against innocent children.
@@jimmorrison3756 I agree, but unfortunately, England (since the early '60's) no longer has the death penalty. England should reinstate it, for the good of the population!
I watched this episode yesterday this king id reminisce about the 80s. Im 50in August. I had looked up to see if poor little Mark Tyldesley was found... I wish I hadnt. I have not been able to sleep all night. The story really got to me. How is that Cooke still living. The Prison Officers should have dealt with him.
Not just me then... watched it a week ago, and read up, can't get it out of my mind now. Can't begin to imagine how his family have felt over the decades, especially as it sounds like Cooke and co have toyed with them and the police over the burial site. I vaguely remembered it from being a kid, similar age to Mark, I looked very similar too. How could someone be so evil...
Please do not allow your children to visit fairgrounds, amusement parks,seasides alone. They are a predators hunting ground. It's where they prowl, just waiting for that one child alone. Having these creatures among us is bad enough. Don't make it easy for them to get your child.
You’re absolutely right. I take my kids to fairs and every now and then you’ll see older men on their own just walking round the fair. The fact that they are on their own just concerns me, could be innocent, but where there’s kids, you just become overly aware possibly
Stop judging events from a time and place you know nothing of, that was then not a now, now we have things like parents leaving their children in a hotel room while they go to dinner (McCanns)
André Linoge that’s as maybe but this was a notorious method in 70s-90s. Ultimately it’s never worth the crap money the guard earns or putting their lives on the line so lots took a cut for an easy life.
Animals often eat their young, kick them from nest and raise their young simply so the young care for themselves as soon as possible so maybe we should learn from animals
The definitive book about the Sidney Cooke gang featured a psychologist talking about why the gang killed kids: ""They were from a generation of "rent boys" who had grown up and were venting their anger on their victims for what had happened to them. They perceived a parallel sexuality with the victims and were trying to negate it because they now wanted to appear more powerful, stronger and more in control....the younger and more innocent the child, the greater the feelings of power experienced by the abusers. As soon as they have engaged in one type of perversion, the next has to be more extreme to provide the excitement they crave....there is no single reason why a man becomes a paedophile or murderer. But the classic reasons can be seen in most of the men involved in the killings. One of them was taken into care when very young, and knew little of his father. It is believed that he was sexually abused while in care and became a rent boy before becoming an abuser himself. All of them lacked a strong father figure. Something they had in common with their victims..."These men loved created fear. They were killing the childhood they never had. Where they saw a childhood, they wanted to destroy it."
My Mum worked overnights we often as latchkey kids were alone overnight and part of the day while she slept leaving us at the mercy of the nefarious but that didn't make my Mum a bad one it made her a woman of her time, it amused me youd judge someone from a time and place you have no clue about
@@NebulaBull . That makes you lucky, nothing else. And stop talking like you know me, you don't have a clue how old I am, what experiences I have had. So move along.
@@jeanettehinds4253 Hello hypocrite who is glad a little boy named Daniel was raped and murdered because now he is better off. That comment you made says everything that anyone would need to know about such a horrid oxygen sucking parasite such as you.
Stolen from a Glaswegian further education college in the 1980s, it probably was, and not blessed with the fullest of service histories either. Love the Securicor driver though, giving serious Terminator vibes in that reconstruction.
The very definition of Embarrassment: When the Security Van you just knocked off is not only able to keep pace with your Getaway Vehicle but also ram it! 🤣
Yes, LD. The actor bore a remarkable resemblance to Cooke - oddly enough, far more so than the identikit picture. i2-prod.mirror.co.uk/incoming/article6425194.ece/ALTERNATES/s1200b/Sidney-Cooke.jpg
Yes you’re spot on, it was Sidney Cooke, Leslie Bailey I read had said that on that day he met Sidney Cooke for the first time, he was dragging a kid with him who was Mark, there was I think four men in total including Sidney Cooke, they went back to Sidney Cooke’s caravan and I won’t say what exactly happened but it obviously ended with Mark being killed. Leslie Bailey was killed in prison
@@Venger25 what they did to little mark was horrific. the stuff of nightmares. iam so glad bailey was killed in prison. i would love to kill the cunts myself. its also horrific what happened to jason and barry.
@@Venger25 yes, i agree, and when they killed jason swift, the judge reduced there sentences because bailey admitted to taking part in the killing. so they put all the blame on bailey, and the scumbag judge reduced there jail terms. this angers me so much. a judge should know better.
Them poor kids at the Fosters home must have been so scared both their parents hurt badly the dad shot 3 times and the mother punched viciously. Glad they both survived and glad the kids wasn't hurt.
That was like watching an episode of The Sweeney in that Edinburgh security van robbery those two guys had guts. Sue Cook looks great😚I like her jacket.
The videofit of Sidney Cooke is a prime example of why eye witness testimony should always be taken with a pinch of salt. Looks absolutely nothing like him. Ironically, the actor playing him is a much closer resemblance.
The Mark Tildesley case is chilling. I have read many books about the fate of Mark & Jason. One investigating officer described it as "One of the crimes of the century."
Det Supt. Tony Miller was very educated and a good speaker, looks like Sidney Cooke they were describing. My only concerns were why Cooke was hitch hiking, when he had a flat in London.
I'd never previously considered randomly knocking at peoples' doors and saying I need to perforn an intimate healtth inspection... "Trust me, I'm a doctor...'
That detective from 18:15 onwards sounded really quite rude and abrupt when he was speaking to Sue and answering her questions, almost to the point of condescending
The definitive book about the Sidney Cooke gang featured a psychologist talking about why the gang killed kids: ""They were from a generation of "rent boys" who had grown up and were venting their anger on their victims for what had happened to them. They perceived a parallel sexuality with the victims and were trying to negate it because they now wanted to appear more powerful, stronger and more in control....the younger and more innocent the child, the greater the feelings of power experienced by the abusers. As soon as they have engaged in one type of perversion, the next has to be more extreme to provide the excitement they crave....there is no single reason why a man becomes a paedophile or murderer. But the classic reasons can be seen in most of the men involved in the killings. One of them was taken into care when very young, and knew little of his father. It is believed that he was sexually abused while in care and became a rent boy before becoming an abuser himself. All of them lacked a strong father figure. Something they had in common with their victims...These men loved created fear. They were killing the childhood they never had. Where they saw a childhood, they wanted to destroy it."
@@johnclegg4993 they admit in later episodes that they don't always show the full altercation because they don't want copy cats and only show parts that can't easily be copied for the safety of future security staff etc.
An I'd card nowadays would be so easy to copy esp if the verify. Wth would allow someone into their home without prior appointment etc. Absolutely CRAZY.
I love the way that in one episode a police metro (hahaha) can’t keep up with a crim cortina as too powerful, then here an armoured transit catches and crashes into an escaping cortina...how crap a getaway driver did these guys pick? Miss Daisy?
that chap who lived above the antique shop was pretty stupid picking up the gun, especially with kids in the house, it nearly cost him his life, although it was pretty brave I'll give him that
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 ?"
American here, just watching through a few of these after reading about Crimewatch UK in a book on British television and absolutely loving them! Not the subject matter specifically of course, but the matter-of-fact presentation, the no-expense-spared re-enactments, and the glimpse into the history from the other side of the pond. Thank you so much for uploading and preserving these so people like me can find and appreciate them!
Sidney Cooke is a personification that some criminals simply cannot be rehabilitated
Gotta love that chase with the Securicor Ford Transit and that MK 4 Cortina. Was almost worthy of The Sweeney 😁
The Sidney Cooke gang is one of the most appalling cases in the 20th century and it's shocking that they're not more well known. Sadly, Mark Tildesley was typical of Many of the victims. From a somewhat chaotic family where nobody was acting as his guardian. Both Mark's Father and his older brother (who had a criminal record and who had previously physically attacked Mark) were suspects at the start. As the reconstruction shows, his parents knowingly allowed him to go to the Fair by himself, aged just 7. This absolutely was NOT normal back then. Fairs had a truly appalling reputation for decades if not centuries, and that reputation was well known in the 80s. They were noted as dangerous places, not only because of paedophiles, but also for antisocial behaviour and attracting "bad kids". Just look at how they were depicted in Disney's Pinocchio as far back the 1940s. There had been a number of kids going missing from fairgrounds or coming to harm in the decades leading up to Mark's abduction, and it's sadly not unheard of today. Perhaps the most prominent fairground case before Mark's case was that of 15 year old Sean McGann a couple of years earlier. He was found murdered after visiting a fairground. Some have speculated that Sidney Cooke was also involved in that.
Well said. Of all the true crime cases I've studied, Sidney Cooke sends shivers down me. Both rage and sadness.
Also, Hindley and Brady, they picked kids up from fairgrounds.
My mum refused to let us go to a funfair without adults...I didn't know why.
This episode sends shivers down my spine. In 1974, this same man approached me and a friend. He appeared lost and akward. He asked if I could show him where the train station was. I feel so sad for young Mark. This man is the devil incarnate. They know how to put you at ease; & I only 10 years old at the time trusted him; as insane as it now appears. I was innocent as children were in those days; never imagining that I was in the company of a psychopathic murderer. He persuaded me to help him carry bags he had hidden on an abandoned viaduct. When we arrived there, he flew into a psychotic frenzy and dragged me along the embankment. I felt that he was going to kill me & begged him not to. This terror still lives we me today. He went about his evil work as I prayed for God to save me. From the corner of my eye a stranger appeared, a Hell´s angel, but angel nonetheless. The devil ran...he took my trust and sense of safety with him. Yes, I survived, yes I was lucky. I know what Mark and how many others went through. This man is truly evil. I only became certain watching this that yes it was him. When he abducted me he was wearning the same thick framed glasses. He must have used them as an attempt to disguise himself. Hence I´m writing this. There must be countless other victims of this man. God help us all recover from our experience with this devil!
Where did this happen if you dont mind me asking? Did you ever let the police know who you suspected he was?
@@LALakersNornIron Yes, it was in Stroud Gloucestershire. This is where Sydney Cooke is from. I am 99% sure it was Sidney Cooke.
It was only after seeing this episode where I became sure it was him. The fact that he was wearing glasses always ( as it was supposed to) left me in doubt that it could have been Cooke.
i understand how children could have been taken in by him. He appears as a sad and lost figure in need of help. That´s how he tricked me anyway.
Bloody hell mate that's horrific. I feel awful for you. Thank God For that motor cyclist. I wish you all the best
Best channel on youtube thank you sir for these old school cw episodes😆
Love the old crimewatch programmes. Keep them coming 😊
sort you out aswell.
@@CARLIN4737 do what? What do you mean?
I'm disgusted that Sidney Cooke is still alive outliving many of my childhood heroes while Mark's parents are now dead never knowing what happened to their son.
They new what happened to there son he was drugged gang rapped and strangled by Sidney Cooke peodophile ring sick bastards
@@RuffRyder2011 Was Sidney Cooke the hitchicker and the man at the fair and the man with mark walking.
If ever a reason for hanging someone it was Cooke, thankfully hes had a stroke so will never hurt anyone again
@@MultiEve35 Yes that was Sidney Cooke. He is vile, capital punishment should have been brought back for such heinous crimes especially against innocent children.
@@jimmorrison3756 I agree, but unfortunately, England (since the early '60's) no longer has the death penalty. England should reinstate it, for the good of the population!
Nick Ross was ace on Crimewatch.
Perfect for the job 👍
yawn. i need a shit.
Top class.....& Definitely crush material 😉
St Nick … to suffer the indignity of eventually being replaced by Jeremy Vile.
@@AACE73I thought you were a Hatcher Honey?
I watched this episode yesterday this king id reminisce about the 80s. Im 50in August. I had looked up to see if poor little Mark Tyldesley was found... I wish I hadnt. I have not been able to sleep all night. The story really got to me. How is that Cooke still living. The Prison Officers should have dealt with him.
Not just me then... watched it a week ago, and read up, can't get it out of my mind now. Can't begin to imagine how his family have felt over the decades, especially as it sounds like Cooke and co have toyed with them and the police over the burial site. I vaguely remembered it from being a kid, similar age to Mark, I looked very similar too. How could someone be so evil...
Please do not allow your children to visit fairgrounds, amusement parks,seasides alone. They are a predators hunting ground. It's where they prowl, just waiting for that one child alone. Having these creatures among us is bad enough. Don't make it easy for them to get your child.
Most parents go with their kids nowadays but those places aren't as popular anymore because of video games. Most kids prefer that now.
You’re absolutely right. I take my kids to fairs and every now and then you’ll see older men on their own just walking round the fair. The fact that they are on their own just concerns me, could be innocent, but where there’s kids, you just become overly aware possibly
Stop judging events from a time and place you know nothing of, that was then not a now, now we have things like parents leaving their children in a hotel room while they go to dinner (McCanns)
@@NebulaBull what in the hell are you chatting about lady?
police should have 2 officers at every fair for that very reason. have they even got a policing policy for them?
30:15 she's absolutely delighted that he recognised they were antique suitcases hahaha
Ferguson Walker Maybe she likes black men. 😂
30:37 'lets see what you got then!!' anyone else get a weird boner>
yawn. play with balls for a bit then yawn again.
So Sydney Cooke is still alive at 94. And still refusing to tell Mark's family where the body is.
Thank you for all the episodes, this is the 5th one I've watched today, the 80s look like a cool era in my opinion, wasn't born until 90😕
I love CW too!!
No, it wasn't a cool decade ... it was bloody horrible. People look back with rose-coloured glasses.
We don't give a fuck. Shut. Up.
@@sirandrelefaedelinogecoal miners strike, Falklands, IRA..... I can keep going..... And I was born in 1973 & remember!
@@AACE73 you're welcome to think it was great
Hats off to the security guards for giving chase, can't see them doing that these days
The Revival or was it an inside job made to look legit?
@@languageoffootball Cynic
André Linoge that’s as maybe but this was a notorious method in 70s-90s. Ultimately it’s never worth the crap money the guard earns or putting their lives on the line so lots took a cut for an easy life.
Damn generation of snowflakes nowadays. Makes me want to puke.
Most security companies don't allow their guards to give chase anymore since the risk to the guards and the public is too high.
How anyone can take a child and hurt it totally baffles me. Animals treat their young better. 😔
Shut. Up.
yawn.
Animals often eat their young, kick them from nest and raise their young simply so the young care for themselves as soon as possible so maybe we should learn from animals
The definitive book about the Sidney Cooke gang featured a psychologist talking about why the gang killed kids:
""They were from a generation of "rent boys" who had grown up and were venting their anger on their victims for what had happened to them. They perceived a parallel sexuality with the victims and were trying to negate it because they now wanted to appear more powerful, stronger and more in control....the younger and more innocent the child, the greater the feelings of power experienced by the abusers. As soon as they have engaged in one type of perversion, the next has to be more extreme to provide the excitement they crave....there is no single reason why a man becomes a paedophile or murderer. But the classic reasons can be seen in most of the men involved in the killings. One of them was taken into care when very young, and knew little of his father. It is believed that he was sexually abused while in care and became a rent boy before becoming an abuser himself. All of them lacked a strong father figure. Something they had in common with their victims..."These men loved created fear. They were killing the childhood they never had. Where they saw a childhood, they wanted to destroy it."
So glad that the pub attackers from the July 1984 episode were arrested and convicted!
poor bastards.
Turned out they were the divvies after all!!!!
The Edinburgh scene reminiscent of the opening scenes in Trainspotting, think they even traverse the same street
thanks for uploading these, keep them coming!
It's unbelievable. This child left his home at just after 5.30. At 8 pm he's still at the fair alone and at the mercy of anyone with nefarious intent.
yawn. crimewatch viewers dont understand nefarious the thick cunts.
My Mum worked overnights we often as latchkey kids were alone overnight and part of the day while she slept leaving us at the mercy of the nefarious but that didn't make my Mum a bad one it made her a woman of her time, it amused me youd judge someone from a time and place you have no clue about
@@NebulaBull . That makes you lucky, nothing else. And stop talking like you know me, you don't have a clue how old I am, what experiences I have had. So move along.
@@jeanettehinds4253 Hello hypocrite who is glad a little boy named Daniel was raped and murdered because now he is better off. That comment you made says everything that anyone would need to know about such a horrid oxygen sucking parasite such as you.
@@NebulaBull . Hello Bad Beyatch. How much do you want to bet that you are not a Bad Beyatch? Shall we put it to the test Bitch?
The Edinburgh raiders must have nicked a particularly anaemic Cortina if an armoured Transit could ram it!
Stolen from a Glaswegian further education college in the 1980s, it probably was, and not blessed with the fullest of service histories either. Love the Securicor driver though, giving serious Terminator vibes in that reconstruction.
The very definition of Embarrassment: When the Security Van you just knocked off is not only able to keep pace with your Getaway Vehicle but also ram it! 🤣
That driving was world class! 😂 It was a shame he did ram the cortina though cos it did him in 😩
Funny how CCTV footage from the 80s is better than the stuff today
fanny
Before the naughty boys and girls got wise to the Vaseline over the lens trick or the black aerosol number.
These are great quality and much appreciated. Out Of Curiosity, where do you get them?
looks like there taken from old video tapes iv downloaded them and put on dvd there fab q the episodes have been uploaded before but in dreadful q
that man picked up by lorry driver was sidney cook.
Yes, LD. The actor bore a remarkable resemblance to Cooke - oddly enough, far more so than the identikit picture.
i2-prod.mirror.co.uk/incoming/article6425194.ece/ALTERNATES/s1200b/Sidney-Cooke.jpg
Yes you’re spot on, it was Sidney Cooke, Leslie Bailey I read had said that on that day he met Sidney Cooke for the first time, he was dragging a kid with him who was Mark, there was I think four men in total including Sidney Cooke, they went back to Sidney Cooke’s caravan and I won’t say what exactly happened but it obviously ended with Mark being killed. Leslie Bailey was killed in prison
@@Venger25 what they did to little mark was horrific. the stuff of nightmares. iam so glad bailey was killed in prison. i would love to kill the cunts myself. its also horrific what happened to jason and barry.
@@leedummett4412 totally man, and that shit Sidney Cooke who’s 93 didn’t even get a sentence for Marks murder even though he was the main guy
@@Venger25 yes, i agree, and when they killed jason swift, the judge reduced there sentences because bailey admitted to taking part in the killing. so they put all the blame on bailey, and the scumbag judge reduced there jail terms. this angers me so much. a judge should know better.
1 of the robbers on the last reconstruction is the The Elusive Shadow 😂 from Only Fool's and Horses 😂😂😂
That’s sha … aaaad … ow.
This was the very first moment ever Nick said “don’t have nightmares do sleep well”
I would sleep very well if accompanied by Susie …
More More More pleeeeeeeeeease I beg of u I'm addicted
Mark would’ve been 43 last month
😢💔
Them poor kids at the Fosters home must have been so scared both their parents hurt badly the dad shot 3 times and the mother punched viciously. Glad they both survived and glad the kids wasn't hurt.
James Foster’s midnight fridge raids are a big mood
Speak English
I’m a secret chicken bites eater.
That was like watching an episode of The Sweeney in that Edinburgh security van robbery those two guys had guts.
Sue Cook looks great😚I like her jacket.
At least the van driver went after the slags....
Brave but daft. The security van people were playing with their lives over insured money.
Sue cook in this episode! Pwoar!!! 😍
Yes, I agree. Hot Cookie!
The videofit of Sidney Cooke is a prime example of why eye witness testimony should always be taken with a pinch of salt. Looks absolutely nothing like him. Ironically, the actor playing him is a much closer resemblance.
I think the horrible bastard is still alive, hopefully he is in constant pain
You mean photofit
@@gujh03 Actually, I did mean 'videofit'. Look underneath at 19:02 😉
Indeed a video-fit. They had better technology by that time dontcha know! 😉
why is it every one of these crimewatch re-creations the criminals are always driving a 'ford cortina'?
MACABRE L.A. They were a popular reasonably priced decently powered car back then.
and they are quite often 'stocky'.
They were the most popular car in the UK for many years. My parents owned 2. They were anonymous, easy to steal and easier to fix...
makes sense.
The Mark Tildesley case is chilling. I have read many books about the fate of Mark & Jason. One investigating officer described it as "One of the crimes of the century."
Am I the only to one to think that a lot of the CCTV back then was actually better quality than it is now?
23hublock1 nope the CCTV quality back then was as useful as an ashtray on a motorbike
@@09weenic still better than todays
@@09weenic 🤣 Never heard that one before. Nicking it.
@@Romanplaystationme too!
@@09weenic😂👏🏻🙌🏻
Det Supt. Tony Miller was very educated and a good speaker, looks like Sidney Cooke they were describing. My only concerns were why Cooke was hitch hiking, when he had a flat in London.
fair.
Is that Kathy from Casualty, who is playing the part of the lady being forced to open the safe?
I'd never previously considered randomly knocking at peoples' doors and saying I need to perforn an intimate healtth inspection...
"Trust me, I'm a doctor...'
Why did robbers in the 1980s think a pair of sheer tights worn over their heads counted as a viable disguise? It really did not work.
The masks of the day in the 80s 🤣
They were kinky
Probably stole them from a washing line on the way there 😅
Bob Probert would've started in the NHL, just a few months after this. ;*(
"Doesn't look like an air rifle to me".
That's probably because you're looking through a pair of tights 😄
That detective from 18:15 onwards sounded really quite rude and abrupt when he was speaking to Sue and answering her questions, almost to the point of condescending
25 mins in - if you have to evacuate a hospital due to a fire, where do they take patients?
Poor little Mark, so sad.
There's a longer Crimewatch File on YT about Mark & Sidney Cooke & his paedophile ring monsters xx
Sidney Cooke and his little ring of deviants.
The definitive book about the Sidney Cooke gang featured a psychologist talking about why the gang killed kids:
""They were from a generation of "rent boys" who had grown up and were venting their anger on their victims for what had happened to them. They perceived a parallel sexuality with the victims and were trying to negate it because they now wanted to appear more powerful, stronger and more in control....the younger and more innocent the child, the greater the feelings of power experienced by the abusers. As soon as they have engaged in one type of perversion, the next has to be more extreme to provide the excitement they crave....there is no single reason why a man becomes a paedophile or murderer. But the classic reasons can be seen in most of the men involved in the killings. One of them was taken into care when very young, and knew little of his father. It is believed that he was sexually abused while in care and became a rent boy before becoming an abuser himself. All of them lacked a strong father figure. Something they had in common with their victims...These men loved created fear. They were killing the childhood they never had. Where they saw a childhood, they wanted to destroy it."
Lambs to the slaughter. I just finished that one.
Never a fan of aladinns cave. Never got me video recorders back either or my BMX bike.
Bastards
Your magic Pro dec you mad bastard
Ere' How did the cash gang get the money - did the Securicor boys just hand it over, off cam??? Nice bit of footage, mind. Excellent stunt drivers.
I like that you actually wrote ‘Ere’ lmao
Thought exact same - one minute stood waiting the next running out with bags.
@@johnclegg4993 they admit in later episodes that they don't always show the full altercation because they don't want copy cats and only show parts that can't easily be copied for the safety of future security staff etc.
23:24 Matt Hancock😅🤣🤣
Ahhh on little mark case I’ll I can say
Has Hatcher lost his shoulder ‘pips’? And, what is happening with La Phelps’ hair?
28:57 🤣
Well don't bloody answer him! 🤦
An I'd card nowadays would be so easy to copy esp if the verify.
Wth would allow someone into their home without prior appointment etc. Absolutely CRAZY.
A bright red sweater
Yes put that on - you won't be spotted or remembered wearing that 😂
We're these men ever caught?
I love it armchair detective work keep them coming
have a day off gow?
Securicor van chase the snowflakes of today wouldn't do this.
Snowflakes would simply weep and whine about it being "unfair" and wanting their "safe space".
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I love the way that in one episode a police metro (hahaha) can’t keep up with a crim cortina as too powerful, then here an armoured transit catches and crashes into an escaping cortina...how crap a getaway driver did these guys pick? Miss Daisy?
Do love John Doe appeals. Anyone know anything on the suicide on Hastings beach?
I always wonder what made those criminals to be criminals. They were once babies, each one was given a nice name and well wishes .
Who murdered Myfanwy Jones?
A Farmer..... looks like the guy she was chatting to at entrance to farm
My fanny fishy food knickers
MrTwisted1977 lmao you walked into that one #pwned
Was the farmer he then killed himself.
@@MrTwisted1977 Are you a third grader...?
The best of the 80s
08:10 "Bastard's still behind us!"
Why does that WPC sound and look like the girl from Phone Shop lol
Cctv was better than that it is now.
that chap who lived above the antique shop was pretty stupid picking up the gun, especially with kids in the house, it nearly cost him his life, although it was pretty brave I'll give him that
He died in January 1989 apparently (the proprietor). Wife still runs the shop.
Watchimg it in 2020 lool!
no dna CCTV where they even caught
It's sweet then it's sour.
Is Sidney Cooke REALLY still alive?! Does anyone here REALLY believe he is STILL alive today at 94 years old in HMP Wakefield?!?!
Not fair is it 😡
Mary
Phwoar
Retro Rambles yep nice 🐶 on her 😃
Sue looking hot
Yes, I agree. She is second only to Fiona Bruce Imao. 🤵♂️👩🏻🦱❤️
30:41
Helen is Gorgeous 😃
My year and month of birth.........let's see what was happening. 🧐🧐
Same 👍 25th
Has anyone noticed how all of the ‘senior’ plain clothes police officers interviewed on this programme are white men?
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 ?"