I was one of the British Rail staff when they rushed past. But in truth. I heard a noise outside and when I opened the door of the shunters office one of them actually stuck his shotgun in my face !
Was it hot? The only memory i have of 1987 was my 7th birthday end of June (it rained), going to the Isle of Wight and in December having to go into hospital. I also remember bits from the storm of 1987: our teachers shouting at us to keep away from trees
The Notting hill rapist case was an appalling case of incompetence. Police admin had made a number of typing errors in their records, typing he'd been released from prison in JUN 87 rather than JAN 87. They had also recorded his blood group incorrectly - the typist had typed O instead of 0
That some celebration to last a bleeding week, finish a good money contract and piss it up the wall in a week, no wonder he was missing for a that long, his ol woman was gonna kill him...
@@rs-qt1qg arh, yes that old chestnut, hello, hello, hello your driving licence has been used to hire a van a car and armed rob a secricor van,... I was in a pub on a 1 week bender someone must have stolen it when crashed out pist, honest..
Just thought it was mildly interesting that the Hungerford massacre happened while CW was on hiatus - hence the gun shop raid we saw a few episodes ago and mentions of ordering rifles from the Freeman / Kay’s Catalogues seem so alien to us today. Obviously legislation was tightened pretty soon after (and further so after Dunblane).
Yep, his mum had brought him a M1 Garrand for his birthday as he was feeling down, and it wasnt a catalogue it was a gun magazine and the gun was an Ak47...
The Wendy Knell murder had a lot of weird things happen around or on the night of her killing. Peeping Tom’s, prowlers, strange cars on her road and weird men hanging around the immediate area of her house. Very strange.
Things like men standing around or “weird cars” are just normal goings on usually, they’re only classed as weird because the reconstruction has mentioned a peeping tom in the area, what makes all of them weird tbh most of them were probably just on their way home or to somewhere else
So creepy. Just because she was not able to close her window. I always leave the door open of my terras to leave my cat in. I shouldnt be watching this at night.🫣
@@Thenorthsace that's very true, just like in the many murder reconstructions where the focus is on a teenager running down the street late at night, or a woman sitting in a car in car park...
BBC News 4 November 2021, 14:27 GMT Updated 21 minutes ago David Fuller: Man admits 1987 murders and abusing corpses Wendy Knell and Caroline Pierce were murdered in 1987 A hospital worker has admitted murdering two women in 1987, and sexually abusing at least 100 female corpses, including children. David Fuller, 67, of Heathfield, East Sussex, attacked Wendy Knell and Caroline Pierce in Tunbridge Wells. On the fourth day of his murder trial at Maidstone Crown Court, Fuller changed his plea to guilty. He previously admitted sexually abusing bodies in two Kent hospital morgues over 12 years. Fuller had earlier admitted to killing the women subject to "diminished responsibility", but denied murder. Mrs Justice Cheema-Grubb directed the jury to find him guilty on both counts of murder, after he was rearraigned. Home Secretary Priti Patel said: "This is a shocking case. The sickening nature of the crimes committed will understandably cause public revulsion and concern. "I would also like... to remember Wendy Knell and Caroline Pierce, two young women who had their lives brutally taken away from them over 30 years ago. I hope their families can find some solace in seeing justice finally done." Warning: this article contains information some people may find distressing. Fuller previously admitted sexually abusing bodies in two Kent hospital morgues over 12 years. Ahead of the trial he had pleaded guilty to 51 offences, including 44 charges relating to 78 identified victims in the two mortuaries where he worked as an electrician. The double murderer who sexually abused the dead Ms Knell's family said in a statement that "it's good knowing he will not be in a position to hurt or cause any more pain". A date for sentencing has yet to be set. David Fuller pleaded guilty to the murders of Wendy Knell and Caroline Pierce during his trial Investigators said the case came together following recent advances in DNA testing - and a huge police operation costing £2.5m - which linked Fuller to the double killings, dubbed "the Bedsit Murders". His saliva and other DNA was found on Ms Knell's bedding, towel and intimate samples. His semen was also found on Ms Pierce's tights, the only item of clothing she was wearing when her body was found in a water-filled dyke three weeks after her abduction. Fuller hid hard drive evidence of his offending in a box, stuck to a chest of drawers, hidden in a wardrobe Following his arrest for the murders, a search of Fuller's home revealed he had hoarded millions of indecent images and videos of children and extreme pornography on hard drives, floppy discs, DVDs and memory cards in his loft and spare room. Two of the drives were hidden in a box, which was screwed to the back of a chest of drawers and placed inside a wardrobe. On these drives officers found footage Fuller had recorded of himself abusing corpses in the morgues. Fuller's office, where millions of images of his abuse were found on hard drives, discs, USB sticks, and in hard copies Folders, some labelled with the names of the victims, contained images and videos of him molesting female bodies, including three children, between 2008 and November 2020. Police have been unable to identify 20 of the victims. Det Ch Supt Paul Fotheringham: "Sadly, it is likely to be the case that some of the victims will never be identified. "In these cases there is such limited information available to help us with establishing their identities, and there are no lines of enquiry outside of the investigation that can assist us." Fuller worked in electrical maintenance at hospitals since 1989 and was at the Kent and Sussex Hospital, until it closed in September 2011. He was transferred to the Tunbridge Wells Hospital at Pembury, where the offences continued until his arrest. Investigators said Fuller would work late shifts and go into the morgue when other staff had left, often "visiting the same bodies repeatedly". A bespoke £1.5m victim support programme Fuller's offending in the mortuaries is not something Kent Police, or any other force in the country, has ever had to deal with before. Over the past nine months a bespoke package of care has been created with Victim Support, specially designed for this case. It has cost £1.5m and involved drafting in 150 police family liaison officers, who were put through specialist training. The families of the identified victims were visited for the force to break the news, and their assigned liaison officers will continue to support them going forward. Fuller used the access his swipe card gave him to abuse bodies in the hospital mortuaries, the court heard There is evidence Ms Knell was raped during or after her death, the court heard. Ms Knell was killed in her home in Guildford Road on 23 June 1987. She was found in her bed by her boyfriend the following day, after concerns were raised when she failed to turn up to work. In a written statement released after Fuller changed his plea, Ms Knell's family said for 34 years they had wanted to know who killed her, and "how she spent her last moments alive". "We now know, and sadly it's much worse than we could ever have imagined. "Hopefully, we can now start to grieve and move past the pain and start to remember her as the beautiful, kind, generous, caring, funny girl she was. "Although the guilty plea won't change anything deep down, as the pain and loss will always be there, it's good knowing he will not be in a position to hurt or cause any more pain." Fuller was part of a cycling club in the 1980s, one of their routes went directly past where Ms Pierce's body was dumped What happened to Ms Pierce after she was abducted from outside her home in Grosvenor Park on 24 November is less clear. Neighbours reported hearing screaming, but it took three weeks for her body to be spotted by a farm worker, more than 40 miles away in Romney Marsh. Police said it was very likely Fuller met both women before he killed them. Fuller was a customer of SupaSnaps, the photo development chain on Camden Road where Ms Knell worked. Photos and diary entries found in Fuller's home also show he went to Buster Brown's restaurant, on the same road, where Ms Pierce was a manager.  IMAGE SOURCE,KENT POLICE Image caption, Fuller kept his 30-year-old diaries, detailing him going to Buster Brown at the time Ms Pierce worked there Fuller kept a record of having carried out at least 30 burglaries, dubbed by police as "creeper-style", during the 70s. But he never served time in prison, and the offending preceded the police DNA database. Health Secretary Sajid Javid said the NHS had written to all trusts asking for mortuary access and post-mortem activities to be reviewed in the wake of the case. Miles Scott, chief executive of the Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells NHS Trust, said: "I want to say on behalf of the Trust, how shocked and appalled I am by the criminal activity by David Fuller in our hospital mortuary that has been revealed in court. "And most importantly, I want to apologise to the families of those who've been the victims of these terrible crimes." He said: "I am confident that our mortuary today is safe and secure. But I am determined to see if there are any lessons to be learned or systems to be improved."
The Wendy Knell murder I remember this heartbreaking reconstruction was featured again from early to mid noughties on Crimewatch UK seeing the creepy man at the door telling the women not to leave her window open again sent shivers down my spine r.I.p Wendy you beautiful soul I hope your killer had his karma and will suffer.
Still active, there were local news reports on it in the region last year, my local television news covers this area even though I am in a neighbouring county. www.kentonline.co.uk/tunbridge-wells/news/fresh-appeal-for-cold-case-122824/
I don't think the Caroline Pierce case was featured on the show until August 2007, along with Wendy's case. The show does not seem to be uploaded anywhere.
Yes, we had a lovely spaghetti carbonara each, followed by tiramisu. Nice bottle of Chianti for me and my special date. At that time I used the alias DCI Nabbemall. She picked up the tab … on her BBC expense account.
And more Crimewatch File input here - David Canter, who profiled John Duffy and the Shirley Banks case. All these episodes, however tragic, are a fascinating time capsule.
Hi Redcard74 have you got the Crimewatch UK reconstruction of the murder of Caroline Pierce in Tunbridge Wells in November 1987 .f you have that would be incredible as I am doing a site based around these two murders HELP PLEASE
Good to know that Wendy Knell's killer was eventually caught but does anybody know if it was ever established if that was Wendy buying the model trains?
I don't think it was her - no mention of a connection between her and the train sets has been mentioned since this or indeed after the conviction of her killer
@@stephenroche4897they dropped it and they made an announcement that they were not saying it anymore and then they got so many letters and even Points of view received letters of complaint... t'was reinstated the next month and also Nick stated some ITV programme had tried nabbing it he chortled now that really would be a crime!! If I come across the episode again I'll post the details here ok.
@MulberryEllie David Fuller a sickening evil man who's victims include over 100 his crimes include paedophilia sexual assault rape necrophilia and murder. The death penalty should be reinstated for these evil people!
@MulberryEllie I agree and to answer your question some of the old police on the case are alive. What a horrible man eh. Hiding in plain sight all these years.
@@nathaniliescu4597 ??? Nothing of the sort. They stopped it because the viewing figures had gone through the floor, society and viewing habits had completely changed. www.theguardian.com/media/2017/oct/17/bbc-axes-crimewatch-after-33-years
The viewing figures had gone through the floor, viewing habits and society had completely changed. More info here: www.theguardian.com/media/2017/oct/17/bbc-axes-crimewatch-after-33-years
The Wendy Knell murder, Tunbridge Wells, Kent. In the studio discussion (42' 43") - with Det Supt Richard Rixon, Kent Police - they missed one VITAL clue (& appeal). On the day she was murdered, Wendy Knell travelled 2 miles to the launderette, Rusthall High Street. 1.) How did she travel there and back? Bus? (the 281 bus stop is only a 5-minute walk from Guildford Road, down Grove Hill Road to the main railway station). A lift from someone? 2.) Who saw her in the launderette? Did she talk to anyone? 3.) Did Wendy Knell normally travel to Rusthall launderette?
But, an arrest and charge in the Wendy Knell, Tunbridge Wells, case ... My aunt and uncle lived at 22a Guildford Road, Tunbridge Wells, from 1982 to 2014. Just four doors along from Wendy Knell's address. Spooky.
I have always liked the pairing of Nick Ross and Sue Cook, but having watched some of these early episodes Sue Cook appears to be less enthusiastic at times, where Nick Ross comes across as more animated/passionate as opposed to Sue. I'm not knocking her at all, as I think she was just as good as co-presenter as Ross was.
Writing this in 2022 and the killer was indeed the prowler...i assume the model trains thing turned out not to be Wendy, and the shopkeeper was mistaken??
Was it ever confirmed it was the stalker. Similar looking and a plain ordinary looking man, but does it say anywhere, he was prowling and told a young girl to keep her bedroom window closed.
I've been thinking the same ever since the scumbag was caught! When Fuller was imprisoned BBC News showed the forensic DNA evidence. Including trainer foot prints of Fuller, that matched those found at Wemdy Knells flat. They also showed photographs of Fuller from 1987. However he didn't match the artist impressiona or the videofit of the man at the woman's door. So Inless Fuller used wigs and stick-on- mastauches as a disguise or it is someother creepy weirdo I don't know.
@@Thenorthsace Oh weird, I actually watched that documentary when it came out but didn't make the connection with the Crimewatch case I first saw in 2020. Will go back for a rewatch :)
It's weird as the series goes on the ranks of the police giving out information get lower. First few series it's chief superintendent then inspectors, then Sergents, then constables.
Jesus christ... Wendy's bedsit had no floor, no ceiling, there were used needles everywhere. Giant cockroaches. No front door. No walls. But it was the 80s and she just got on with it.
Shirley Banks killer was the same man who killed Suzy lamplugh. He gave himself a nickname Dan Kipper.aka John Cannan. Shirley's car was found in his garage, The documentary about Suzy lamplugh/John Cannan is very much well worth watching.
I remember, as a kid living a few miles away, being really scared hearing of a serial killer. These cases have always stayed with me so good to see a 66yr old is standing trial later this year.
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Perfect timing redcard7 just got my pizza delivered and now im gonna eat it & watch crimewatch thanks bro ya awsome
Android Doctor niceee
Android Doctor What kind of pizza? 🍕
@@helencompton3320 chicken and sweetcorn lol😆
Android Doctor Yum! I’m just nosey! 🤣
@@helencompton3320 oh so your a nosey parker i see lol😂😂
Never thought Fred Astaire's death would be featured on Crimewatch!
I guess it’s put in there as a distinct event that took place on the day of the murder to help any potential witnesses.
Did they solve it?
I was one of the British Rail staff when they rushed past. But in truth. I heard a noise outside and when I opened the door of the shunters office one of them actually stuck his shotgun in my face !
1987 was a good summer i remember it well !! Hence they all look like they have bin tango' d lol
Was it hot? The only memory i have of 1987 was my 7th birthday end of June (it rained), going to the Isle of Wight and in December having to go into hospital. I also remember bits from the storm of 1987: our teachers shouting at us to keep away from trees
The Notting hill rapist case was an appalling case of incompetence. Police admin had made a number of typing errors in their records, typing he'd been released from prison in JUN 87 rather than JAN 87. They had also recorded his blood group incorrectly - the typist had typed O instead of 0
Wow, interesting, didn't know that...
They got the bastard!!!!
That joiner gains new contract, goes on week long bender then passes out outside the wine merchants, quality
must've been a lucrative one but he will never forget it if he's still alive today lol
He'd finished the contract.
That some celebration to last a bleeding week, finish a good money contract and piss it up the wall in a week, no wonder he was missing for a that long, his ol woman was gonna kill him...
@@rs-qt1qg arh, yes that old chestnut, hello, hello, hello your driving licence has been used to hire a van a car and armed rob a secricor van,... I was in a pub on a 1 week bender someone must have stolen it when crashed out pist, honest..
The missing auf weidersein pet episode!
Love the drums, me and me sis would look forward to this all month, and me mum would let us stay up late for the update, it was such a treat...
Did you have nightmares?
Thank you for uploading these. I remember them all!
Do you have any on video?
Just thought it was mildly interesting that the Hungerford massacre happened while CW was on hiatus - hence the gun shop raid we saw a few episodes ago and mentions of ordering rifles from the Freeman / Kay’s Catalogues seem so alien to us today. Obviously legislation was tightened pretty soon after (and further so after Dunblane).
Yep, his mum had brought him a M1
Garrand for his birthday as he was feeling down, and it wasnt a catalogue it was a gun magazine and the gun was an Ak47...
The Wendy Knell murder had a lot of weird things happen around or on the night of her killing. Peeping Tom’s, prowlers, strange cars on her road and weird men hanging around the immediate area of her house. Very strange.
Things like men standing around or “weird cars” are just normal goings on usually, they’re only classed as weird because the reconstruction has mentioned a peeping tom in the area, what makes all of them weird tbh most of them were probably just on their way home or to somewhere else
So creepy. Just because she was not able to close her window. I always leave the door open of my terras to leave my cat in. I shouldnt be watching this at night.🫣
@@hoofhearted7898lol don't have nightmares 😊
@@Thenorthsace that's very true, just like in the many murder reconstructions where the focus is on a teenager running down the street late at night, or a woman sitting in a car in car park...
Such a sad and frightening World 😔😔😠
BBC News 4 November 2021, 14:27 GMT
Updated 21 minutes ago
David Fuller: Man admits 1987 murders and abusing corpses
Wendy Knell and Caroline Pierce were murdered in 1987
A hospital worker has admitted murdering two women in 1987, and sexually abusing at least 100 female corpses, including children.
David Fuller, 67, of Heathfield, East Sussex, attacked Wendy Knell and Caroline Pierce in Tunbridge Wells.
On the fourth day of his murder trial at Maidstone Crown Court, Fuller changed his plea to guilty.
He previously admitted sexually abusing bodies in two Kent hospital morgues over 12 years.
Fuller had earlier admitted to killing the women subject to "diminished responsibility", but denied murder.
Mrs Justice Cheema-Grubb directed the jury to find him guilty on both counts of murder, after he was rearraigned.
Home Secretary Priti Patel said: "This is a shocking case. The sickening nature of the crimes committed will understandably cause public revulsion and concern.
"I would also like... to remember Wendy Knell and Caroline Pierce, two young women who had their lives brutally taken away from them over 30 years ago. I hope their families can find some solace in seeing justice finally done."
Warning: this article contains information some people may find distressing.
Fuller previously admitted sexually abusing bodies in two Kent hospital morgues over 12 years.
Ahead of the trial he had pleaded guilty to 51 offences, including 44 charges relating to 78 identified victims in the two mortuaries where he worked as an electrician.
The double murderer who sexually abused the dead
Ms Knell's family said in a statement that "it's good knowing he will not be in a position to hurt or cause any more pain".
A date for sentencing has yet to be set.
David Fuller pleaded guilty to the murders of Wendy Knell and Caroline Pierce during his trial
Investigators said the case came together following recent advances in DNA testing - and a huge police operation costing £2.5m - which linked Fuller to the double killings, dubbed "the Bedsit Murders".
His saliva and other DNA was found on Ms Knell's bedding, towel and intimate samples.
His semen was also found on Ms Pierce's tights, the only item of clothing she was wearing when her body was found in a water-filled dyke three weeks after her abduction.
Fuller hid hard drive evidence of his offending in a box, stuck to a chest of drawers, hidden in a wardrobe
Following his arrest for the murders, a search of Fuller's home revealed he had hoarded millions of indecent images and videos of children and extreme pornography on hard drives, floppy discs, DVDs and memory cards in his loft and spare room.
Two of the drives were hidden in a box, which was screwed to the back of a chest of drawers and placed inside a wardrobe. On these drives officers found footage Fuller had recorded of himself abusing corpses in the morgues.
Fuller's office, where millions of images of his abuse were found on hard drives, discs, USB sticks, and in hard copies
Folders, some labelled with the names of the victims, contained images and videos of him molesting female bodies, including three children, between 2008 and November 2020.
Police have been unable to identify 20 of the victims.
Det Ch Supt Paul Fotheringham: "Sadly, it is likely to be the case that some of the victims will never be identified.
"In these cases there is such limited information available to help us with establishing their identities, and there are no lines of enquiry outside of the investigation that can assist us."
Fuller worked in electrical maintenance at hospitals since 1989 and was at the Kent and Sussex Hospital, until it closed in September 2011.
He was transferred to the Tunbridge Wells Hospital at Pembury, where the offences continued until his arrest.
Investigators said Fuller would work late shifts and go into the morgue when other staff had left, often "visiting the same bodies repeatedly".
A bespoke £1.5m victim support programme
Fuller's offending in the mortuaries is not something Kent Police, or any other force in the country, has ever had to deal with before.
Over the past nine months a bespoke package of care has been created with Victim Support, specially designed for this case.
It has cost £1.5m and involved drafting in 150 police family liaison officers, who were put through specialist training.
The families of the identified victims were visited for the force to break the news, and their assigned liaison officers will continue to support them going forward.
Fuller used the access his swipe card gave him to abuse bodies in the hospital mortuaries, the court heard
There is evidence Ms Knell was raped during or after her death, the court heard.
Ms Knell was killed in her home in Guildford Road on 23 June 1987. She was found in her bed by her boyfriend the following day, after concerns were raised when she failed to turn up to work.
In a written statement released after Fuller changed his plea, Ms Knell's family said for 34 years they had wanted to know who killed her, and "how she spent her last moments alive".
"We now know, and sadly it's much worse than we could ever have imagined.
"Hopefully, we can now start to grieve and move past the pain and start to remember her as the beautiful, kind, generous, caring, funny girl she was.
"Although the guilty plea won't change anything deep down, as the pain and loss will always be there, it's good knowing he will not be in a position to hurt or cause any more pain."
Fuller was part of a cycling club in the 1980s, one of their routes went directly past where Ms Pierce's body was dumped
What happened to Ms Pierce after she was abducted from outside her home in Grosvenor Park on 24 November is less clear.
Neighbours reported hearing screaming, but it took three weeks for her body to be spotted by a farm worker, more than 40 miles away in Romney Marsh.
Police said it was very likely Fuller met both women before he killed them.
Fuller was a customer of SupaSnaps, the photo development chain on Camden Road where Ms Knell worked.
Photos and diary entries found in Fuller's home also show he went to Buster Brown's restaurant, on the same road, where Ms Pierce was a manager.

IMAGE SOURCE,KENT POLICE
Image caption,
Fuller kept his 30-year-old diaries, detailing him going to Buster Brown at the time Ms Pierce worked there
Fuller kept a record of having carried out at least 30 burglaries, dubbed by police as "creeper-style", during the 70s.
But he never served time in prison, and the offending preceded the police DNA database.
Health Secretary Sajid Javid said the NHS had written to all trusts asking for mortuary access and post-mortem activities to be reviewed in the wake of the case.
Miles Scott, chief executive of the Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells NHS Trust, said: "I want to say on behalf of the Trust, how shocked and appalled I am by the criminal activity by David Fuller in our hospital mortuary that has been revealed in court.
"And most importantly, I want to apologise to the families of those who've been the victims of these terrible crimes."
He said: "I am confident that our mortuary today is safe and secure. But I am determined to see if there are any lessons to be learned or systems to be improved."
Thank you for the uploads redcard74.
The Wendy Knell murder I remember this heartbreaking reconstruction was featured again from early to mid noughties on Crimewatch UK seeing the creepy man at the door telling the women not to leave her window open again sent shivers down my spine r.I.p Wendy you beautiful soul I hope your killer had his karma and will suffer.
Not the only woman he killed either-they matched his DNA to another lady called Caroline Pierce.
Does anyone have an update on those cases?
Still active, there were local news reports on it in the region last year, my local television news covers this area even though I am in a neighbouring county. www.kentonline.co.uk/tunbridge-wells/news/fresh-appeal-for-cold-case-122824/
Hi Anyone have the Caroline Pierce reconstruction as that could help massively
I don't think the Caroline Pierce case was featured on the show until August 2007, along with Wendy's case. The show does not seem to be uploaded anywhere.
Looks like they all went on holiday in the break. Even big Dave caught some rays.
Arabs
J Bagnall yep even Hells Phelps got a bit of the currant bun that summer by the looks of it ☀️
Oooo a new intro.
Still got to feed the stray cats, have a shower and find a PE uniform before I can watch this. 🕵🏻♀️
Oh dear what a life... most of us have jobs
georgina cat You presume I don’t based on what factual evidence?
Nathan Iliescu No, I disagree. She is decent to do that.
Nathan Iliescu Says you who resorts to insults via a screen to get your thrills. Whatever floats your boat.🙄😆
@@nathaniliescu4597 I know who you are. I may pay you a visit
Detective Maurice King has a face worthy of a crimewatch videofit!
Sue's clearly got dinner plans shes still got her coat on.....
Yes, we had a lovely spaghetti carbonara each, followed by tiramisu. Nice bottle of Chianti for me and my special date. At that time I used the alias DCI Nabbemall. She picked up the tab … on her BBC expense account.
And more Crimewatch File input here - David Canter, who profiled John Duffy and the Shirley Banks case. All these episodes, however tragic, are a fascinating time capsule.
Used to love it when you first saw a new introduction!
Hi Redcard74 have you got the Crimewatch UK reconstruction of the murder of Caroline Pierce in Tunbridge Wells in November 1987 .f you have that would be incredible as I am doing a site based around these two murders HELP PLEASE
Good to know that Wendy Knell's killer was eventually caught but does anybody know if it was ever established if that was Wendy buying the model trains?
I don't think it was her - no mention of a connection between her and the train sets has been mentioned since this or indeed after the conviction of her killer
How orange is nick,looks like Donald Trrump lol
It's gonna suck when I finish binge watching all of these :'(
Erm...time to get a life, maybe?.
All I see on CW is you trash talking, bitter kid.
Toxic freak
@@nathaniliescu4597🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤔😭🤣😭🤣😭
Just watch em again like me 👍🏻
The first time where we don't get to hear Nick Ross say "don't have nightmares".
Stephen ryder I’m pretty sure there’s at least one earlier episode where he doesn’t say it.
Stephen Roche yeah but dont be that guy :/
sleep well
He forgot, what a nightmare.
@@stephenroche4897they dropped it and they made an announcement that they were not saying it anymore and then they got so many letters and even Points of view received letters of complaint... t'was reinstated the next month and also Nick stated some ITV programme had tried nabbing it he chortled now that really would be a crime!! If I come across the episode again I'll post the details here ok.
Come on Nick. You had a perfectly decent catchphrase and you simply discarded it like a piece of trash.
🤣😅😅
Sue’s hottest episode. Sizzling.
Yes, I know. What a lovely woman.
This was broadcast two nights before the Great Storm.
Michael fish was on the following months episode 🇬🇧👍🤣😂
John kettley is a weather man, a weather man, a weather man, john kettley is a weather man, as so is micheal fish....
Why did that pissed guy have his birth certificate on him? I doubt he needed to prove his age in the pubs!
I think sue pinched that ring from the antique bit of the show
34 years later killer has been caught!
@MulberryEllie David Fuller a sickening evil man who's victims include over 100 his crimes include paedophilia sexual assault rape necrophilia and murder. The death penalty should be reinstated for these evil people!
DNA solving a lot of these cold cases.
@MulberryEllie I agree and to answer your question some of the old police on the case are alive. What a horrible man eh. Hiding in plain sight all these years.
@@Franstan49 You have to wonder what else he’s done while he’s been at large all these years.
@Wadworth6XLad definitely! I'm sure one day it will come out.
36:30 those 80’s shoulder pads, i’m living for them
Fuck off merge
This show needs to come back don't understand why it was ever took off air?
Politically correct BBC....
@@nathaniliescu4597 ??? Nothing of the sort. They stopped it because the viewing figures had gone through the floor, society and viewing habits had completely changed.
www.theguardian.com/media/2017/oct/17/bbc-axes-crimewatch-after-33-years
The viewing figures had gone through the floor, viewing habits and society had completely changed. More info here:
www.theguardian.com/media/2017/oct/17/bbc-axes-crimewatch-after-33-years
Thanks redcard love the new the intro
I wasnt a big fan of this at the time, Hopelessly addicted now.
22:26 THAT SECURITY GUARD WAS A LEGEND!!!!!! NOT EVEN TEN SECURITY GUARDS NOW WOULD PUT UP A FIGHT LIKE THAT AGAINST BURGLARS.
THIS WAS THE SCARIEST CRIMEWATCH INTRO EVER!!!!!1 ;*(
@Allan I remember them freaking me out when I was a tiny kid!!
Tyne copper was petrified talking live to camera! I felt for the poor chap. Lol.
You're beautiful 🤗
R U sure? Seemed OK to me!
@@jimmorrison3756 Steady on Lad lol.
They finally got him
Michael lasted a week. Fair play to him.
Love seeing old school Toon. It’s so much nicer now!
It really was so run down in the 80s. Dirty and grey.
Do you live in some dull dystopian world or something
Look at everyone’s lovely suntans.
hahaha the actor almost falling out of the white van
He was acting.
Methodically reconstructing.
The Wendy Knell murder, Tunbridge Wells, Kent. In the studio discussion (42' 43") - with Det Supt Richard Rixon, Kent Police - they missed one VITAL clue (& appeal).
On the day she was murdered, Wendy Knell travelled 2 miles to the launderette, Rusthall High Street.
1.) How did she travel there and back? Bus? (the 281 bus stop is only a 5-minute walk from Guildford Road, down Grove Hill Road to the main railway station). A lift from someone?
2.) Who saw her in the launderette? Did she talk to anyone?
3.) Did Wendy Knell normally travel to Rusthall launderette?
@Lawrence Gleason Did Wendy Knell talk to anyone at the launderette? Did someone follow her?
Bring back crime watch!
With the Wendy Knell case when the peeping Tom was seen the night she died. Would that not be 12:30am not 12:30pm?
Security vans were such an easy targets then quite risky a job also
Thank you I’m enjoying all this Xxxxx
These are great keep them coming 😉
Cheers redcard7
But, an arrest and charge in the Wendy Knell, Tunbridge Wells, case ...
My aunt and uncle lived at 22a Guildford Road, Tunbridge Wells, from 1982 to 2014. Just four doors along from Wendy Knell's address. Spooky.
Yes someone else's murder is not only "spooky" it's also about you guys.
"Rather fat" LOL!
A new Crimewatch almost every night!
We're still getting them nearly every day thanks to OldStuff. www.youtube.com/@oldstuff620/videos
I have always liked the pairing of Nick Ross and Sue Cook, but having watched some of these early episodes Sue Cook appears to be less enthusiastic at times, where Nick Ross comes across as more animated/passionate as opposed to Sue. I'm not knocking her at all, as I think she was just as good as co-presenter as Ross was.
I love Sue's accent.
I agree.
great upload
20:34. Thank goodness for BACs payments 🤪
Absolutely. Having so much cash moving around was a huge source of crime.
I can see the opening credits has changed here
Oohhhh I live in castleford, west Yorkshire. Never heard it on CW before
Surprising tbh
Writing this in 2022 and the killer was indeed the prowler...i assume the model trains thing turned out not to be Wendy, and the shopkeeper was mistaken??
Was it ever confirmed it was the stalker. Similar looking and a plain ordinary looking man, but does it say anywhere, he was prowling and told a young girl to keep her bedroom window closed.
16:02 Form an orderly queue, this guy sounds like a real catch
I always thought Professor David Canter could be related to the Knopfler brothers
Shirt called sticky fingers love it lol
You couldn’t make it up, eh?
The Shirley banks on Incident Desk was Featured on Crimewatch File in 1989
Jimwoodward1212 Murdered by the evil John Cannan. 😢
Tony MacLean was arrested for these appalling crimes
Well just for the notting hill rapes
He has been in prison for 30 years. Tried to get out, but I don't know if he was successful, like Colin Pitchfork.
Weirdo of Tunbridge Wells
Very unusual.
25:34 Cop sitting in his own cuffs, 🤭👍
Do u think that david fuller killer at door warnng women
I've been thinking the same ever since the scumbag was caught! When Fuller was imprisoned BBC News showed the forensic DNA evidence. Including trainer foot prints of Fuller, that matched those found at Wemdy Knells flat. They also showed photographs of Fuller from 1987. However he didn't match the artist impressiona or the videofit of the man at the woman's door. So Inless Fuller used wigs and stick-on- mastauches as a disguise or it is someother creepy weirdo I don't know.
I disagree the photo fit of wierdo in the reconstruction was very similar to photos of David Fuller at the time
Was it Wendy buying the trains, in the end?
Probably not it was never mentioned in a recent documentary on the BBC IPLAYER about how they caught her killer
@@Thenorthsace Oh weird, I actually watched that documentary when it came out but didn't make the connection with the Crimewatch case I first saw in 2020. Will go back for a rewatch :)
who was the missing camper?
Probably one of them 11 unidenified bodies thats washed up in plymouth and surrounding areas in the last 50 years..
''And rather Fat''
I wonder whether they ever found the mystery camper...@17 mins.
Nick was quite hot.
Tom Graham piss off
He should have undone his tie.
16:39 I'm pretty sure that's Olivia Colman! ( Sophie from Peep Show )
Shirley Banks. John Cannan is the man.
Did we ever find out if it was Wendy buying the model train carriages?
Funny to see these again. I can remember some of the major crimes portrayed on these episodes.
By the way...how ravishingly beautiful was Sue Cook ? 😛
Poor Wendy looked like a sweet person.. rip .. darling .
@36:00 at last a woman cid, since s1e1!
It's weird as the series goes on the ranks of the police giving out information get lower. First few series it's chief superintendent then inspectors, then Sergents, then constables.
sexy one at that
Jesus christ... Wendy's bedsit had no floor, no ceiling, there were used needles everywhere. Giant cockroaches. No front door. No walls. But it was the 80s and she just got on with it.
Thank you Red card, as you could potentially be helping to solve, decades old, crimes! xxxxxx
Thanks for the comment, let's hope some of these families get the justice they deserve.
Nick didn't say 'don't have nightmares!' 😱😨😱
Probably he wished us to have some of them this time :P
It will come back, never fear! Actually, you should perhaps.
What happened to don't have nightmares...?40.55
model trains..as if
A beige Vauxhall Cavalier? Someone with fine taste.
supasnaps
what about truprint
@@gujh03 What about Cola cubes?
@@CARLIN4737what about Monster Munch?
I never watch full episodes. I just watch the reconstructions.
Those eyes in the new intro gave me the willies …🧔
14:57 that's not a Bluebird. A Violet maybe.
so many peeping Tom's in the first reconstruction. So weird.
I fast forward to aladdins cave. I miss the reconstructions..too scary.
25.15, It's the copper
lol yes, similar haha
14:33 his life matters
22:53 - pretty sure that would have hurt! (The actor was lucky he didn't fall and crack his skull.)
Do you mean the man on the left or on the right?
The one on the right almost didn't make it in to the van - THAT would've hurt had he not made it.
@@letsdiscussitoversometea8479 The right...he bashed his shin, and almost kissed the dirt.
@@saxongreen78 Ooooh! 🤪
Not good. 🤕
11:50 it's Boycie from Only Fools Ride Horses lol
Looks nothing like him. Tit.
@@nathaniliescu4597 lol
Sorry but i have too, it’s only fools and horses
@@ThenorthsaceYes, let’s have accuracy at all times, please.
Shirley Banks killer was the same man who killed Suzy lamplugh.
He gave himself a nickname Dan Kipper.aka John Cannan.
Shirley's car was found in his garage,
The documentary about Suzy lamplugh/John Cannan is very much well worth watching.
It’s never been proved that he was involved with suzy there is no evidence at all
@@Thenorthsacenot proven, but didn’t Suzy have an entry in her diary, specifying that she was meeting a Mr Kipper?
okay that Wendy reconstruction is lowkey chilling
I remember, as a kid living a few miles away, being really scared hearing of a serial killer. These cases have always stayed with me so good to see a 66yr old is standing trial later this year.
Even more so when I’d been served by her in the SupaSnaps shop several times!
Thinning hair and a beer belly … well, that narrows it down a bit eh, Nick.
Have they all been tangoed?
Sue looking gorgeous here
Oh, I know. What a honey!
Nick has a nice tan.
Wooo ! (it was scary in the 80s)