At 22:05, at the Avril Dunn murder section, the one at the bar who ordrers a Malibu and lemonade is Duncan Jackson. He was actually found guilty of her murder 14 years later. How creepy that he took part in her Crimewatch reconstruction - and even spoke to the actress who played her part....!
Maybe on knowing this, I'm reading too much into it, but I wonder if the police had their suspicions at the time. In the shot of Avril leaving the pub, the actress looks directly at the murderer and makes a head gesture as if to beckon him outside. Could the police have liasoned with the director and purposefully included this as some kind of subliminal towards the other pub goers who would surely watch the reconstruction. Probably not. I'm probably brain addled from 8 hours of back to back Crimewatching. 🤣
bunch of fools. twice they had the chance to successfully rob the shop and failed miserably. pathetic. rubbish criminals i hope they got life in prison
14th September 1985, Avril Dunn, and Duncan Jackson were known to each other, and had been playing Darts together in the Heron pub in the Limbury Meads area of Luton.that evening. (interestingly, the same pub where this author worked) Avril disappeared on her short walk home. Jackson took her to Sundon woods where he beat her, then strangled her. Caught 25 years after the murder, Jackson was caught via new developments in DNA techniques. 27th January 2000, The court was told that semen stains found on Avril's clothing could not be identified at the time, but new advances in DNA techniques meant this was now possible. Jackson was found guilty and given a life sentence.
Wondering if he appeared in the reconstruction because they were patrons not actors in the pub. Eerily, the man playing darts with her does resemble the culprit.
@@cashcrop70 Actually, I think its the man at 23:00 .. he`s got the same hairline, much more of a match than the other geezer. Plus he looks shifty in this video.
Part of what I love about these 80s episodes is the things you see in the high streets. That bus at 8:01 with a slogan of "Don't mail it - fax it, it's faster!" are just so of the time.
LET'S GET IT RIGHT WHEN YOU TURN COLD YOU TURN BLUE. WHEN YOUR EMBARRASS YOU TURN RED. WHEN THE SUN IS OUT YOU GET A LITTLE COLOUR. SO WHO"S COLOURED? I STAY BLACK 😅
what was steve thinking. he had been robbed only 11 days earlier, yet he opened up the back bay area of the shop allowing the robbers to enter. why was he so laid back after what happened 11 days prior. he should have been more carefull.
I have to agree. He should have been a lot more on his guard and careful. Surely some sort of security could have been put in place after the first attempt at robbery. Security guards and regular police patrols. I certainly wouldn’t have gone in that supermarket alone with an alarm going off!!!
In fact I don’t think I would have ever gone back to work at that supermarket. I would have asked for a transfer or got another job. You’re life is more important.
2:31 one of the great Crimewatch reconstructions for me. The lingering tension throughout, combined with the devastating voice-over by Sue Cook when 'it' finally happens is simply sublime. I'm currently on a rewatch of all the episodes available on TH-cam and what a stark contrast to the post-1995 era, where you'd be lucky to find 1 reconstruction even half as good as this one throughout an entire series.
That jewellery shop robbery happened where I live and go through most days. I had no idea that had happened. I mean this episode was on several years before I was born but still! If I see anything suspicious I’ll be sure to let the incident room know...
I TRULY HOPE, the lady who answered her door to poor Avril, never has to experience the debilitating loneliness, such as this poor soul, was experiencing! :( xx
YES just sort of put up with her like oh its here again no chatting nothing she was giving them videos out of trying to make a friendship so sad ... people can be so evil
I hope that she never does either but at the same time Avril's loneliness is not that woman's responsibility and I think she was rather tolerant and patient with Avril whereas other would certainly not have been.
@@twinkle3026 Looking out for each other is one thing and we should absolutely do that but assuming or taking any kind of responsibility for a grown adult (unless they are elderly, have a significant disability or a severe mental health condition) is another thing altogether. Sometimes people (I'm not saying Avril did this at all) take advantage of others like this woman... This woman probably had absolutely no idea of the awful events that were to take place on the night of Avril's murder. As I've said I think that woman was far more tolerant and patient than most would have been, and to be as patient and tolerant as she was, she was probably a nice enough woman to start with.
The Steve Widnall murder was so sad. His poor girlfriend had to see him shot and killed which was absolutely awful. Plus as it was said, it was so unnecessary. There’s a special place in hell for people who carry out atrocities like that against innocent hard working people minding their own business and living their lives.
keep them coming fella, there is an episode (although it may be 2) one was a reconstruction of a cash in transit hold up where they ransacked the vehicle in a quarry near Atherstone, and another one where a man was shot dead on his doorstep and the killer ran away wearing heavy shoes. amazing what you can remember after so many years
It's like being 13 again when you wanted to watch it but then shit yourself and couldn't sleep afterwards. I am now 42.lol I need to go and check the front door.
I'm 41. The excitement rolled in with the fear when the theme tune came on. I'd dive on the sofa next to my mum, then shit myself, going upstairs to bed afterwards.
Thanks also for digging thease old crimewatch episodes out In great quality. Have u got any crimewatch files to add also from the 80s era. Thanks again though🙂
Always spare a thought here for Kevin Hicks - a 16 year old Croydon schoolboy who went missing in March 1986. His case was due to have a full reconstruction on Crimewatch but was kicked off due to the Suzy Lamplugh case. He went to the corner shop and has never been seen since. The police believe that he was being groomed and was murdered that night.
The men took cocaine before the attack and they were robbing to fund their £25k habit dent. They went on to rob somewhere else that night. Google it , there is plenty of info. Try www.blackkalendar.nl/c/37148/Tomasz%20Urbaniak tells you about lots of criminals.
@@charlottedeacon6031 22.06 mins . This is Duncan Jackson, I know this because I was in HMP Bedford in Dec 81 and had the unfortunate experience of sharing a cell with him and one other a skinhead from Milton Keynes. Jackson was full of his sexual prowess. Before the Crimewatch program I told my girlfriend's family I knee Avril Dunns killer was him . Sadly it took 15 years for my suspicions to be confirmed.
@@johnniethepom2905 Are you serious? That would be incredible. In my country it also happened few times that real killer appeared in TV reconstructions before police realized who they were.
The fact the real killer had the nerve to show up in poor Avril's reconstruction, is absolutely disgusting. Just eerie to think, he was there with the actress of his victim and all those other folk in that pub knowing full well what he had done
How many chances to Rob Presto's did them fools need to Rob the place,it was like watching a carry on film,both times walked away with nothing, and killed a guy .I wonder if they gave up there career in crime .
The Presto's, is now a Lidl and TKMaxx, the police officer at 3:18 in the video, says 62 The High Street, Putney. If you look on google maps and use the timeline slider bar, the shop opposite was M&S, as you can see when Steve looks out of the window, when he hears the car. The camera at 7:45 in the video looking from across the road at the Barclays Bank end of the row of shops.
Thanks for mentioning this. Ever since I first saw this episode I always wondered where Presto was. I figured it must be at the top of the street, where the cinema is and the road goes to Wandsworth, and it turned out I was right. I was in Putney today, and the bus stop to go over the bridge is right outside Barclays. The barriers have gone, and M&S has closed. The shop used to be Iceland, Woollies and Superdrug.
When you watch something like this so many years after the fact and they are talking about somebody being murdered over money the whole thing is just so heartbreaking and pointless, are you REALLY se deperate for cash you need to take a human life? Will the money REALLY make THAT much of a difference to your life, will it really last so long?? Just so so sad
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Gasp! 😧 Naughty, naughty! Maybe I got to see you on Criemewatch or something...the reconstructions used to really entertain me - particularly when they didn't go _quite_ according to plan! Any reconstructions that were made in your -honour- pursuit?
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@@gujh03 I shop in Putney occasionally, so was just wondering where the store was. I hoped if I Googled it, it would say the number, but it didn't. I was trying to guess from the video of outside, but like everything else, it has changed so much in 35 years.
@gujh03 I think the Chevette's high engine rpm sound muffled the sound of Nick Ross' pronunciation of "flustered". Though I can definitely see how it's possible someone could hear "flastic" if they were listening out for it either consciously or subconsciously. As clearly as he speaks, I'm sure that Nick Ross has pronounced the odd word very ambiguously on _other_ shows (such as "So You Think You're A Good Driver?")
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At 22:05, at the Avril Dunn murder section, the one at the bar who ordrers a Malibu and lemonade is Duncan Jackson. He was actually found guilty of her murder 14 years later. How creepy that he took part in her Crimewatch reconstruction - and even spoke to the actress who played her part....!
Like Ian Huntley trying to ‘help’ find the girls. These scum think that by being close to the investigation they won’t get caught.
Evil bastard pure psychopath
Omg l just looked up a pic on google very spooky!!! The mug shot looks like him too! If they only knew then 😱
VERY creepy!
Maybe on knowing this, I'm reading too much into it, but I wonder if the police had their suspicions at the time. In the shot of Avril leaving the pub, the actress looks directly at the murderer and makes a head gesture as if to beckon him outside. Could the police have liasoned with the director and purposefully included this as some kind of subliminal towards the other pub goers who would surely watch the reconstruction.
Probably not. I'm probably brain addled from 8 hours of back to back Crimewatching. 🤣
Steves poor fiance. She had all her hopes and dreams destroyed in a split second.
damn evil dirty murdering coloureds..
I jumped about four inches when that face appeared at the window. I swear the early episodes were much scarier than the more recent ones!
Me to earlier ones where much scarier !!
My heart would stop it scared me so much Xx
bunch of fools. twice they had the chance to successfully rob the shop and failed miserably. pathetic. rubbish criminals i hope they got life in prison
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very creepy, their narration too
14th September 1985, Avril Dunn, and Duncan Jackson were known to each other, and had been playing Darts together in the Heron pub in the Limbury Meads area of Luton.that evening.
(interestingly, the same pub where this author worked)
Avril disappeared on her short walk home.
Jackson took her to Sundon woods where he beat her, then strangled her.
Caught 25 years after the murder, Jackson was caught via new developments in DNA techniques.
27th January 2000, The court was told that semen stains found on Avril's clothing could not be identified at the time, but new advances in DNA techniques meant this was now possible.
Jackson was found guilty and given a life sentence.
BlytheWorld1972 cheers for the information. Such a sad case
Thanks. 👌
Wondering if he appeared in the reconstruction because they were patrons not actors in the pub. Eerily, the man playing darts with her does resemble the culprit.
yes that's the man. Just looked again and compared the still to a more recent photo and i'm convinced it's him. Eyes, nose, mouth, cheek very similar.
@@cashcrop70 Actually, I think its the man at 23:00 .. he`s got the same hairline, much more of a match than the other geezer. Plus he looks shifty in this video.
I distinctly remember that supermarket reconstruction from when I was a kid. Contrary to Nick Ross' advice, it gave me nightmares!
Part of what I love about these 80s episodes is the things you see in the high streets. That bus at 8:01 with a slogan of "Don't mail it - fax it, it's faster!" are just so of the time.
Thanks for uploading. I am nostalgic of 80's /90's 😯😐
Thanks man this is what I needed I'm so depressed at the moment I lost my job but this has made my day a little better
the murders took place Last night in Solihull I Know the killer he works on Ladypool rd and drives a yellow Van.WTF
Lmao
Who needs a job when you’ve got vintage crimewatch!
@UK JDIZZ thx..
Mate I know the feeling. But hey if you’re still alive and kicking you still have hope! ;)
the supermarket manager looked much older than 28
futureisgosub That’s what I thought. He looked more like 42
And the actor playing him bore an uncanny resemblance. Excellent casting.
I thought the same! 28?!?😂
Men did seem to look older back in the eighties.
I was thinking was his wife meant to be in her 20s too they looked like they was approaching 50
Two coloured men, if you say that these days you are in trouble, big trouble, sad times.
yup cant say jack shit now
Who dictates these rules presuming to censure speech? "Coloured" or "of colour". Where is the difference?
LET'S GET IT RIGHT WHEN YOU TURN COLD YOU TURN BLUE. WHEN YOUR EMBARRASS YOU TURN RED. WHEN THE SUN IS OUT YOU GET A LITTLE COLOUR. SO WHO"S COLOURED? I STAY BLACK 😅
Even earlier in the series there was also "half cast" 😱
Det. Supt. Mel Thompson needs to be arrested for that combover..
Amazing isn’t it?! 😂
what was steve thinking. he had been robbed only 11 days earlier, yet he opened up the back bay area of the shop allowing the robbers to enter. why was he so laid back after what happened 11 days prior. he should have been more carefull.
I have to agree. He should have been a lot more on his guard and careful. Surely some sort of security could have been put in place after the first attempt at robbery. Security guards and regular police patrols. I certainly wouldn’t have gone in that supermarket alone with an alarm going off!!!
In fact I don’t think I would have ever gone back to work at that supermarket. I would have asked for a transfer or got another job. You’re life is more important.
He was a nice guy, in love and thinking towards the future.
I'm sad for him and everyone who loved him.
He didn't deserve it.
2:31 one of the great Crimewatch reconstructions for me. The lingering tension throughout, combined with the devastating voice-over by Sue Cook when 'it' finally happens is simply sublime.
I'm currently on a rewatch of all the episodes available on TH-cam and what a stark contrast to the post-1995 era, where you'd be lucky to find 1 reconstruction even half as good as this one throughout an entire series.
That jewellery shop robbery happened where I live and go through most days. I had no idea that had happened. I mean this episode was on several years before I was born but still! If I see anything suspicious I’ll be sure to let the incident room know...
20:14, that's sad! that Avril had to make excuses to visit people she knew just for companions sake.
I know the feelin! I have felt disconnected from the rest of the world, all of my life. :(
@@twinkle3026 I'm really sorry to hear that; that kind of stuff should not be, but we live in a self-centered society!!
Yes i thought that too so sad no one should be lonely no matter who or what they are just so sad .
Avril Dunn so sad having to call on people again and again then asking strangers about videos poor woman must have been out her mind with loneliness
22.06 thats Duncan Jackson.
I TRULY HOPE, the lady who answered her door to poor Avril, never has to experience the debilitating loneliness, such as this poor soul, was experiencing! :( xx
YES just sort of put up with her like oh its here again no chatting nothing she was giving them videos out of trying to make a friendship so sad ... people can be so evil
I hope that she never does either but at the same time Avril's loneliness is not that woman's responsibility and I think she was rather tolerant and patient with Avril whereas other would certainly not have been.
@@BlytheWorld1972 Well said. xx
@@sell3100 Thank you for your reply, but i think, we all owe it to each other to look out for one another. xx
@@twinkle3026 Looking out for each other is one thing and we should absolutely do that but assuming or taking any kind of responsibility for a grown adult (unless they are elderly, have a significant disability or a severe mental health condition) is another thing altogether.
Sometimes people (I'm not saying Avril did this at all) take advantage of others like this woman...
This woman probably had absolutely no idea of the awful events that were to take place on the night of Avril's murder.
As I've said I think that woman was far more tolerant and patient than most would have been, and to be as patient and tolerant as she was, she was probably a nice enough woman to start with.
That jewellery robbery was very civilised 400k in 20 mins I wonder if they got caught
The Steve Widnall murder was so sad. His poor girlfriend had to see him shot and killed which was absolutely awful. Plus as it was said, it was so unnecessary. There’s a special place in hell for people who carry out atrocities like that against innocent hard working people minding their own business and living their lives.
Was his killer ever convicted?
@@samhirst2830 Yes
@@samhirst2830 Yes, it was mentioned in the next episode that someone was arrested.
keep them coming fella, there is an episode (although it may be 2) one was a reconstruction of a cash in transit hold up where they ransacked the vehicle in a quarry near Atherstone, and another one where a man was shot dead on his doorstep and the killer ran away wearing heavy shoes. amazing what you can remember after so many years
Wow!! These are fantastic! Thank you very much! Please keep on uploading them.
It's like being 13 again when you wanted to watch it but then shit yourself and couldn't sleep afterwards. I am now 42.lol I need to go and check the front door.
Same! I used to watch these as a kid and traumatise myself
I'm 41. The excitement rolled in with the fear when the theme tune came on. I'd dive on the sofa next to my mum, then shit myself, going upstairs to bed afterwards.
😂 lol
Thanks also for digging thease old crimewatch episodes out In great quality. Have u got any crimewatch files to add also from the 80s era.
Thanks again though🙂
The Steve Whitenell murder was solved. One man was found guilty of murder and 2 others guilty of manslaughter
Good! I hope his family and fiance found peace.
I suppose they are out now ............
His poor fiance. How do you get past that experience 😔
I can't find any articles on it, can you send a link or say their names?
This is wrong. Perpetrators have not been found
Always spare a thought here for Kevin Hicks - a 16 year old Croydon schoolboy who went missing in March 1986. His case was due to have a full reconstruction on Crimewatch but was kicked off due to the Suzy Lamplugh case. He went to the corner shop and has never been seen since. The police believe that he was being groomed and was murdered that night.
I commented about kevins case on the july 86 episode.Kevins sister alex to this day has his school jumper and his beloved radio control car
An attractive blonde white woman will always get more attention and coverage.
@@ianbousfield1962it's absolutely heartbreaking isn't it. And an absolutely baffling case. Such a huge shame that the case hasn't had more attention.
What sick bastard would put furry dice like that in such a classy motor?
😅
"Don't worry, everything's gonna be alright" 😭
🤬😢
£400k in jewellery in the last reconstruction. That was a lot back in 1985.
Still a lot
Its one million three hundred and eighty six thousand in todays money. 🇬🇧👍
Good to see they preserved the forensic integrity of Avril’s clothing, by handling it without gloves! But they caught him eventually.
And they keep coming! Ace!
The first reconstruction has me nervous, almost like jumpscare
Didn't know Phil Collins used to rob jewellery shops in his spare time!
He found the time against all odds!
quality of these vids are amazing !
First time I've seen this reconstruction since 86 and this is one I've always remembered.... the face at the window... yikes!
"Master of Puppets" album came out that month.
Thank God the robber at 10.50 foresaw Covid and wore a mask, for all our safety.
Jewel's raid in Hemel Hampstead. who was the main robber actor? iv seen him before ..
Aladdin's Cave is dull
The police wine club in London 😂😂😂😂😂
the nick lol
I nearly choked with lol 😂😊
Steve Widnall murder has no info in the internet. Presumably unsolved. Poor guy.
The May 1987 episode provides an update - the shooter got life in prison and two accomplices got 13 years each.
The men took cocaine before the attack and they were robbing to fund their £25k habit dent. They went on to rob somewhere else that night. Google it , there is plenty of info. Try www.blackkalendar.nl/c/37148/Tomasz%20Urbaniak tells you about lots of criminals.
i searched i could find nothing
@@slinkiegirl2001 I can find nothing, either. The link he provided is a blank page, so I still want to know what happened.
@@slinkiegirl2001 Stanley Braithwaite, Anthony Barry and Nigel Armstrong that's who killed him...
It does help if you spell his name right
Sod walking around that dark supermarket on your own late at night!
Opening the back door was even sillier, especially when he knew the crooks had tried to get in earlier and threatened him.
That's what I thought! Stuff that!!!! Scary enough just walking around my own house when it's dark!
Aw Avril just needed a friend, very sad .. btw how much were videos in 1986??
Vanilla Snow Her case was solved in early 2000. It was a man who played darts with her in the pub (Duncan Jackson) who murdered her!
@@charlottedeacon6031 22.06 mins . This is Duncan Jackson, I know this because I was in HMP Bedford in Dec 81 and had the unfortunate experience of sharing a cell with him and one other a skinhead from Milton Keynes. Jackson was full of his sexual prowess. Before the Crimewatch program I told my girlfriend's family I knee Avril Dunns killer was him . Sadly it took 15 years for my suspicions to be confirmed.
@@johnniethepom2905 Are you serious? That would be incredible. In my country it also happened few times that real killer appeared in TV reconstructions before police realized who they were.
@@piotrgadowski3506 I would not waste your time or mine by telling lies . It's 100 % true .
@@johnniethepom2905 he would be 18 then and in prison ? so why were you in prison ? were you in any reconstruction ?
A blue Daimler with bright yellow dice hanging in it, that’s not distinctive is it?? 🤔🤔😆😆
3:00 The Eurobell Ringing
Alison Day's Murder Reconstruction will Forever Haunt me 😢
Same year and month I was born God times have changed for the worst
I wonder if the paintings were ever recovered?
14:14 it's Liam Gallagher lol
I would never report anything that fell Off the back Of a wagon ... reporting stolen wine ?? Il have 10 cases thank you very much ☺️☺️
Thank you
Scary stuff some of the reconstructions lol
The fact the real killer had the nerve to show up in poor Avril's reconstruction, is absolutely disgusting. Just eerie to think, he was there with the actress of his victim and all those other folk in that pub knowing full well what he had done
And asked for a Malibu and lemonade 🤯😂
Why would anyone get into a car of someone they don't know
Sad the old couples' artwork was stolen but that Schubert was beautiful
How many chances to Rob Presto's did them fools need to Rob the place,it was like watching a carry on film,both times walked away with nothing, and killed a guy .I wonder if they gave up there career in crime .
She suffers from claustrophobia you know.
I'm surprised more jewellers weren't turned over in the 80s, it was such an easy blag.
Yeah the blags easy but fencing 400k worth of jewels is quite a task
Keep them coming!!!!!!!!!
The Presto's, is now a Lidl and TKMaxx, the police officer at 3:18 in the video, says 62 The High Street, Putney. If you look on google maps and use the timeline slider bar, the shop opposite was M&S, as you can see when Steve looks out of the window, when he hears the car. The camera at 7:45 in the video looking from across the road at the Barclays Bank end of the row of shops.
Thanks for mentioning this. Ever since I first saw this episode I always wondered where Presto was. I figured it must be at the top of the street, where the cinema is and the road goes to Wandsworth, and it turned out I was right. I was in Putney today, and the bus stop to go over the bridge is right outside Barclays. The barriers have gone, and M&S has closed. The shop used to be Iceland, Woollies and Superdrug.
28:31 John still going strong 2020 81 apparently went on show pissed! 🤪🤣 6:57 really! 🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️🤦🏾♀️
Well, I don't think it requires a rocket scientist to work out what happened in the murder of Steve. I do wonder if there were convictions.
Yes they were caught....I just read it in these very comments.
1 for murder
2 manslaughter.
Murderers had a drug debt of 12k i read somewhere
"Two coloured men"? Its ridiculous how discriminatory terms like that were normalized back then.
They always run across the road and get seen
Those oiks didn't like Shubert.
Sliding into your DMs like 8:53
😂😂😂
5:46 Bill Cosby!
Poor guy , first day he’s back and robbers are back .
When you watch something like this so many years after the fact and they are talking about somebody being murdered over money the whole thing is just so heartbreaking and pointless, are you REALLY se deperate for cash you need to take a human life? Will the money REALLY make THAT much of a difference to your life, will it really last so long?? Just so so sad
That Scottish accent was terrible 🙈
Lmao I thought the same! Sounds more like a really bad Dundee accent, difinetly not Glasgow lol!!
I was a month old when this aired Xxxx
I was 6 😁😁😁😁
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Love the armed robberies as usual. I'm retired from them now...
Do Tell!
Gasp! 😧
Naughty, naughty!
Maybe I got to see you on Criemewatch or something...the reconstructions used to really entertain me - particularly when they didn't go _quite_ according to plan!
Any reconstructions that were made in your -honour- pursuit?
Same
Is it a crime to watch these?? Coz if it is then its.... Youve got it.... A Crimewatch!!
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@@trishg151 Hahaha!!
cant help noticing that none of the photofit crims have square jaws...either the drawings aren't accurate or every british crim has a triangular face!
Are sue looking very different 2 the adverts for cremations she does now!! Good 2 c she is still working though always a brilliant presenter imo and good eye candy 2!!😊
Did they find Steve's killers?
3:42 a eurobell
No ceefax page
No White City BBC centre
No proper Crimewatch
This TV programme was from the best part of half a century ago. Things are bound to have changed massively
Good old presto at 4:00
Where was it? I was looking at the vid of Putney and trying to figure out what is there now. I can't find the address of it on Google.
@@treasurehunteruk9718 I'm not from Putney but I grew up in Derby where there was one in Normanton Road in the 70s to early 90s
@@gujh03 I shop in Putney occasionally, so was just wondering where the store was. I hoped if I Googled it, it would say the number, but it didn't. I was trying to guess from the video of outside, but like everything else, it has changed so much in 35 years.
what does flastic mean at 24:00
Flustered means nervous.
@@coys4eva I know what flustered means but flastic was said not flustered. And flustered is to lose your cool not nervous.
@gujh03
I think the Chevette's high engine rpm sound muffled the sound of Nick Ross' pronunciation of "flustered".
Though I can definitely see how it's possible someone could hear "flastic" if they were listening out for it either consciously or subconsciously.
As clearly as he speaks, I'm sure that Nick Ross has pronounced the odd word very ambiguously on _other_ shows (such as "So You Think You're A Good Driver?")
@@gujh03 no, he definitely said flustered. It's his accent - people from southern England say "u" like "a"
Lol 😂 the supermarket in Putney . Robber spoke with a stupid 😂😂 voice 😊