Nick Ross and Sue Cook present. Cases include the murder of Shamsuddin Mahmood in Orkney, Scotland, a robbery of a caravan park in Chapel St Leonards, Lincolnshire and the rape of a women in Covent Gardens, London.
Jesus that was a horrible ordeal for that young woman to go through. How can a group a men all go along with something like this? Absolute beasts! I hope she’s doing well now
Hate people who get involved in Robbries that have nothing to do with them and the money is insured... Especially when it's from a big worldwide corporation.
Don't let these elderly people fool you. Most of them have survived horrors our generation couldn't imagine. They are strong minded and robust and will not tolerate disrespect in any form.
jeanette Hinds as will anyone if faced with situations, we all have instincts that can help us, not just elderly people and don't be so dismissve of other generations, respect is a two way street and not a given unless deserved.
OK gang, heres my top 5 (uploaded to date) of scariest reconstructions feel free to add any I've missed. 1) Highgate Woods Man (November 1988) (can this be beaten???) 2) Canel towpath man (May 1993) 3) Train murder (April 1988) 4) Julie Baines woman in distress scene (December 1993) 5) Ron Harrison Shadows in window scene (January 1991)
@@johncook496 Can't find anything on it so don't know...You can see why a bunch of guys can do an armed robbery but rape is a BIG NO NO so you would think at least one of the six would stop this...bastards.
soulbrother61 I can’t find anything on it either, which leads me to suspect it’s unsolved as if they’d caught them that would be big news. Completely agree, rape is the lowest of the low anyway, for a whole gang to do it just like that is disgusting.
Hang on, isn’t that the exact same disguise as the duo who held the jewellers family overnight and went with him to work next morning? It was a few episodes ago
Because society totally changed, and crime changed with it. Firstly, the UK was the most violent country in Europe in the 1980s. As we got further away from the 80s, the kinds of crime often featured here became less and less and were much more easily solved. Take for example the Armed robbery in this one - they don't really happen these days. Nobody uses cash much and cash security makes stolen notes unusable. Back then, the police didn't have the technology they do now. These days, DNA and CCTV is much better. People can take photos with cameras. Their location and message history is on their phones. Back then, police needed witness info much, much more than they do now. People can also access the police on social media immediately these days rather than wait for a monthly TV programme like then. Viewing habits also changed, and crimewatch viewing figures went down over 80%. So in short, the police needed the programme much less and the public had stopped watching. Crimewatch is great social history, but it is just that - history. So many of the cases featured would be solved very quickly if they'd happened now.
i m sure watching this must have made a life of crime quite appealing. Robbing a cash deposit in broad daylight no masks. even with descriptions, the chance of getting caught seems remote.
I was in court with the guy charged with killing the waiter on Orkney when he was found guilty he jumped from the dock and tried to escape his car was found not far away with a machine gun and hand grenades I spoke to him in the cells about the army he told me he served think his dad was a armed police men as well if memory serves me he was a serious guy but not a criminal can't believe I came across this thanks for the upload still don't understand why he did it think he was practicing being a soldier?
@I AM AFRICA honestly don't know mate what I do know is hed won medals for bravery and his dad was serving armed cop and somehow they traced the bullet back to his dad but as for his guilt I don't know I just know they're lucky he didn't make it to the car that day he tried to escape court
@@jeanettehinds4253 didn't come across as that type to me I think he was just a young man obsessed with weapons he was only a teenager wen this happened and from mid teens he was in the military were served with distinction and was awarded medals for bravery so I don't know how on a small island like Orkney as kid he became a nazi and this was before the Internet sometimes young men do very stupid things for no other apparent reason than for excitement I've came across real racist killers so I know one wen I meet one and all I'm saying is he didn't seem that type
@@jeanettehinds4253 world war 2 memorabilia you mean he joined the military as a teenager lived on a tiny island dad a police officer no Internet at 15 can he be a nazi??
Hi, did you manage to rip all of these? I forgot and TH-cam managed to take down quite a few of these! I really need one from 1999, perhaps may or June, it was the clydach murders in Swansea of 3 generation's of the same family. If you have it could you get in touch, cheers
@@treasurehunteruk9718 very true. But I wasn't talking about jewellery. I said "The violent crime associated with it's [cash's] theft is almost non existent now". Never mentioned anything about jewellery, or wider violent crime
@@th8257 Yes, the subject is 'armed robbery', and it does happen less, as there is less cash, but still exists on a smaller scale. They have them in Bond Street, where they steal designer handbags, and Hatton Garden for jewellery, so it has not gone completely. There was even a motor bike gang who rode through an INDOOR SHOPPING CENTRE, to rob a shop a few years ago.
cashless society; won't get robbed by criminals but the government gets to decide what you spend your money on. Rather take my chances with the crims tbh
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Jesus that was a horrible ordeal for that young woman to go through. How can a group a men all go along with something like this? Absolute beasts! I hope she’s doing well now
The older lady who witnessed the robbery in Lincolnshire (and tried to stop it): what a legend!
I laughed out loud when she talked about giving the robbers a good kick!
Old school, tough as old boots, probably born during the first world war. Don't make em like that anymore.
Don’t mess with Doris
I wished she’d put on a posh voice and said ‘I would have given him a damn good thrashing ‘
Hate people who get involved in Robbries that have nothing to do with them and the money is insured... Especially when it's from a big worldwide corporation.
my favourite crimewatch acting is the golden retriever in the intro, he's perfected an alarmed 'wtf is this mischief!' expression
Thanks Redcard74, you're always reliable, good and make my day with your uploads, keep up the good work, good evening everyone out there......🍵🍵🍵
Don't let these elderly people fool you. Most of them have survived horrors our generation couldn't imagine. They are strong minded and robust and will not tolerate disrespect in any form.
jeanette Hinds as will anyone if faced with situations, we all have instincts that can help us, not just elderly people and don't be so dismissve of other generations, respect is a two way street and not a given unless deserved.
@@emmaelwood9939 . Absolutely not. It takes a special kind of person, not a keyboard coward fronting like they have it all together.
@@jeanettehinds4253 speak for yourself.
I hope the 6 attackers were caught. Absolute freaks.
Sandip Patel, 51, was convicted of Marina Koppel’s murder today, 15th Feb 2024 - almost 30 years after committing the crime.
Reconstructions starting to go all Pulp Fiction now, thet were much better when they were linear
Irrelevant but fun fact: Both "Forrest Gump" and "The Lion King" premiered in UK cinemas the next day (7 October 1994)
Yes very irrelevant weirdo
Irrelevant but interesting
I'm pretty certain no one gives a toss.
Yeah. The needle on my give-a-fuck-ometer actually showed a negative reading.
@@007kassYou are certainly correct in your assumption.
I particularly enjoyed Nick Ross’ reassurance that crime is rare (with illustration) at 42:20 in this episode 😂
Better than the shit factor thanks
The lets feed Robbie Williams massive ego show
@@ianbousfield5007 Robbie Williams, what a deplorable human being...
@@colewinters5954Odious and a bit of a fibber, too.
Thanks Redcard74.
I’d completely forgotten that a gold hooped earring on a man was known as a ‘sleeper’! I had one in the 90’s!
A sleeper is one you wear when sleeping (hence the name) to stop the hole growing back when the piercing is new.
A sleeper can also be a stud type earring too
@@th8257A sleeper also known as a spy in waiting for orders from the enemy .
Bonus! Thank you 🙂
Thank you @Redcard74
Yasssss you’ve made my night redcard
REDCARD YOU ARE A GOD PLEASE KEEP UPLOADS COMING MATE
Such a shame for the kids who had to see it.
OK gang, heres my top 5 (uploaded to date) of scariest reconstructions feel free to add any I've missed.
1) Highgate Woods Man (November 1988) (can this be beaten???)
2) Canel towpath man (May 1993)
3) Train murder (April 1988)
4) Julie Baines woman in distress scene (December 1993)
5) Ron Harrison Shadows in window scene (January 1991)
I agree with you with the Highgate Woods Man. Frightened the life out of me.
Vicki Thompson attack & the Margaret Wilson murder both in 1995.
There's the Russell murders in Kent 1996 still to be uploaded.
the performance by actor who played the staring man in Highgate Woods is better than all of best male actor Oscar winners put together
Absolutely agree with 1, 2 and 4
Forgot to add the 'War Dance' man (May 1986) to the list :)
Last case very sad, hope the bastards got caught
Yes, one of the worst I’ve seen. Hope they’re all rotting in cells.
@@johncook496 Can't find anything on it so don't know...You can see why a bunch of guys can do an armed robbery but rape is a BIG NO NO so you would think at least one of the six would stop this...bastards.
soulbrother61 I can’t find anything on it either, which leads me to suspect it’s unsolved as if they’d caught them that would be big news. Completely agree, rape is the lowest of the low anyway, for a whole gang to do it just like that is disgusting.
@@johncook496 They don't really give exact details on crime , location/ name etc so hard to find on internet..
Anyone find if they caught the bastards?
And the ugliest ever video fit goes too......37:36
At 32:10 (the worried mum) is the woman who voices the Piccadilly Line and many other trains and adverts etc. Julie Berry.
Thought she sounds familiar. 🤣
Yes, I thought that was her! I was trying to find out on Google to see if it was. Thanks for putting it in the comments!
Def
Did they ever catch those scumbags in the red car?
Would be good to know. Terrible attack
Have you seen the documentary on Anita Cobby in Australia? Same thing, only she didn't survive, and ended up with her throat slit.
I did a search for it and couldn't find any reference that wasn't to this programme.
Good on you picking up the trolley and throwing it. I should have given them a good kick.😀😀😀😀😀
Sod bumping into that guy in the yellow top in an alleyway😞
Google ; Micheal Ross , Orkney murder . A very interesting story ..
Thanks Redcard.
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Does anyone know what happened with the rape case?
Shamsuddin mahmood was shot by a 15 year old boy but he wasn't caught until 2008
I remember seeing it on Stv news around that time, the news crew went back to the restaurant & the side alley.
There was a similar murder at another restaurant that was featured or is this the same one?
Wasn't his Dad a copper.?
He was, PG.
Micheal Ross .
Any more tonite ?
37:31 reject from a men in black film
I spat out my tea when I saw that efit.
brilliant :)
Best intro music!
30:03 i nearly choked on my chocolate bar when this appeared !
Ian Bousfield Yep Mrs Doubtfire
Hang on, isn’t that the exact same disguise as the duo who held the jewellers family overnight and went with him to work next morning? It was a few episodes ago
@@leval1000 🤣🤣🤣🤣.. Whatever it is , it has no taste in glasses
Didn't know there was a crimewatch book!
Wasn't it advertised last month, and on a few other occasions? Didn't Sue write it?
@@user-zr3pj5tk7kNo, she co-wrote ‘Confessions of a saucy minx’ with the lovely Jacqui.
30:03 magnificent wig. Who knew you could get a mic muff big enough for your head.
Saint Nick Ross has something quite similar.
Thank you so much 4 all these crimewatch episodes ABSOLUTELY FANTASTIC 😊😊😊 RED CARD =LEGEND 100%😊😊😊😊
37:36 Sloth from Goonies
Brilliant.
18:29 Eh, it's Dave Perry!!!!!!!
Cracking show this is 👍
Why was this show axed???
Because society totally changed, and crime changed with it. Firstly, the UK was the most violent country in Europe in the 1980s. As we got further away from the 80s, the kinds of crime often featured here became less and less and were much more easily solved. Take for example the Armed robbery in this one - they don't really happen these days. Nobody uses cash much and cash security makes stolen notes unusable. Back then, the police didn't have the technology they do now. These days, DNA and CCTV is much better. People can take photos with cameras. Their location and message history is on their phones. Back then, police needed witness info much, much more than they do now. People can also access the police on social media immediately these days rather than wait for a monthly TV programme like then. Viewing habits also changed, and crimewatch viewing figures went down over 80%. So in short, the police needed the programme much less and the public had stopped watching. Crimewatch is great social history, but it is just that - history. So many of the cases featured would be solved very quickly if they'd happened now.
UK turned ghetto and dark.
Blame Jeremy Vine and Tina Daheley
38: 45 albert steptoe
Curryhouse shooting in Orkney, And they were STILL struggling to find a suspect! lol
They got him,
The caravans were damp
The restaurant murder was committed by a 15 year old boy.
What was the motive?
@@treasurehunteruk9718 Racism.
Men who sexual assault or rape woman should be jailed for life
i m sure watching this must have made a life of crime quite appealing.
Robbing a cash deposit in broad daylight no masks. even with descriptions, the chance of getting caught seems remote.
You
Wasn’t this murder solved and found to be the son of the lead detective on the case
which one?
Not the lead detective no, but the son of one of the police on the case
The videofit is a very good likeness
Not the lead detective, but an officer called to the scene.
13:24 “Hi-di-hi, campers!”
I was in court with the guy charged with killing the waiter on Orkney when he was found guilty he jumped from the dock and tried to escape his car was found not far away with a machine gun and hand grenades I spoke to him in the cells about the army he told me he served think his dad was a armed police men as well if memory serves me he was a serious guy but not a criminal can't believe I came across this thanks for the upload still don't understand why he did it think he was practicing being a soldier?
@I AM AFRICA honestly don't know mate what I do know is hed won medals for bravery and his dad was serving armed cop and somehow they traced the bullet back to his dad but as for his guilt I don't know I just know they're lucky he didn't make it to the car that day he tried to escape court
Practicing becoming a Nazi you mean. That's the reason he murdered that innocent man.
@@jeanettehinds4253 didn't come across as that type to me I think he was just a young man obsessed with weapons he was only a teenager wen this happened and from mid teens he was in the military were served with distinction and was awarded medals for bravery so I don't know how on a small island like Orkney as kid he became a nazi and this was before the Internet sometimes young men do very stupid things for no other apparent reason than for excitement I've came across real racist killers so I know one wen I meet one and all I'm saying is he didn't seem that type
@@tech9auto223 I remember watching a documentary and in his bedroom he had Nazi propaganda all over it.
@@jeanettehinds4253 world war 2 memorabilia you mean he joined the military as a teenager lived on a tiny island dad a police officer no Internet at 15 can he be a nazi??
im stealing all these and putting them on disc
You might end up on crimewatch
@@soulbrother61 Haha.
Hi, did you manage to rip all of these? I forgot and TH-cam managed to take down quite a few of these! I really need one from 1999, perhaps may or June, it was the clydach murders in Swansea of 3 generation's of the same family. If you have it could you get in touch, cheers
@@CaptainOveur69 Which episodes have been taken down?
@@CaptainOveur69 Really?
Was anyone ever convicted of the guy in orkney? Xx
Kate , Google ; Micheal Ross , Orkney Murder .
Michael ross
15.13 is the weirdest bit
One of the benefits of moving towards a more cashless society is the violent crime associated with its theft is almost non existent now.
The jewellery shops can still continue. People still buy jewellery.
@@treasurehunteruk9718 very true. But I wasn't talking about jewellery. I said "The violent crime associated with it's [cash's] theft is almost non existent now". Never mentioned anything about jewellery, or wider violent crime
@@th8257 Yes, the subject is 'armed robbery', and it does happen less, as there is less cash, but still exists on a smaller scale. They have them in Bond Street, where they steal designer handbags, and Hatton Garden for jewellery, so it has not gone completely. There was even a motor bike gang who rode through an INDOOR SHOPPING CENTRE, to rob a shop a few years ago.
cashless society; won't get robbed by criminals but the government gets to decide what you spend your money on. Rather take my chances with the crims tbh
Grasses anonymous . Great .
37:35 Planet of the Apes
31:40 TWO DAYS AFTER MY 11TH BIRTHDAY!!!!!!
Who cares?
Not me.
Why do these people have Hindu accent?
Eh?
@@BossySwan Because they are rels of the guy who was killed - thats why!
Did you expect them to sound like Rab C. Nesbitt?
Because they came from Mexico. Ffs.
That lady made up the rape story. Have the perpetrators ever been caught? Was there physical evidence taken?
What makes you say she made it up?
Read my comment
@feardheas4548 Ah, so you're a moron? My apologies.
my first instinct is that the woman made up the rape story..
whys that?
@@jonathanfinch1741 dunno call it a gut
Call it you being an idiot more like
Fear Dheas? Fear Uafasach more like.
Were 'they' ever caught? Bet not cos it never happened..
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