In the March 1996 edition of Crimewatch Nick Ross confirms that from a recent appeal a 31 year old man from Manchester had been charged with the rape of a girl in Pontefract. Let's hope this evil man was convicted and jailed.
@@ajs41 Do you have one from around that time with someone called George Fawcett on the Photocall ??? He had lots of aliases but that was his real name , really appreciate it if you could let me know please
Chris Gregg was investigating the Pontefract case. As a young copper, he worked on the Ripper case. He eventually rose to Detective Chief Superintendent and investigated the Ripper hoaxer case. Quite the career: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chris_Gregg
Jill Dando talks about the Margaret Wilson murder at (30.00) that was a scary reconstruction, seeing the short snippet of it brought it back to me, the man sprinting along the country road & jumping that woman then running back to his white Montego estate.
The scariest reconstruction I've seen so far was the one from 1988 where the Home Office civil servant was killed and his body dumped in Highgate woods. The scary bit was the man in a trance when the dog belonging to a walker ran up to him and he was completely still like a statue. Have you seen that one?
@@ajs41 no don't think I 've come across that one yet & from what you've just described I don't think I want to see it🤥. Thought I'd seen all of redcards 88-89 episodes but obviously not.
I cannot find a single iota about her online so I'm hoping this means she was alright because if something bad had happened surely they'd be reports on it... @@michealhand1001
I work in Cambridge these days and one of the guys I work with has lived in Cambridge all his life. He said there’s lots of rumours as to who killed Ian Grant. The prime suspect is currently doing time for stabbing a policeman.
I cannot find a single iota about Daisy online so I'm hoping this means she was alright because if something bad had happened surely there would be reports about her...? Poor wee thing. Every child deserves parents but not all parents deserve a child.
Also in the pontefract rape they said during the reconstruction that the nonce arrived 2 and a half hours after the phone call. But then the officer mentions to nick that he was there within the hour of phoning the girls. A rather key bit of info to mess up, loads of other crimes that we're later solved ended up having completely different perpetrators to that described on cw, and details surrounding how the crimes happend have ended up being way off the cw version. Sadly Its no surprise that so many went unsolved.
Hi everyone, does anyone remember a very scary reconstruction involving a woman called Julia who got lost after a night out and (as a child the way I remembered it) seemed to walk for miles and ended up in a flat with a bloke, her body found later? I think it was around 93/94
This month, help is needed to solve a robbery in Grays, Essex in which an armed gang forced staff and customers in a sub-post office to the floor. There is video footage of the event, along with impressions of the perpetrators' faces and interviews with the victims. Crimewatch UK Update is at 11.45pm. Presented by Nick Ross and Jill Dando.
That's right, Claire Goose. She also played one of the main characters in the BBC cold-case police show Waking The Dead, one of my favourite TV dramas of the last 20 years. Clip: th-cam.com/video/Hn7LeZ622m8/w-d-xo.html
@@ajs41 Great to see her here in the BBC drama walking dead never seen it but something I would love to see. She was a very good actress in casualty I believe within the show she was pregnant well the character was Great to see her in crimewatch I don’t think I’ve seen her in anything else since the walking dead
@@ajs41 Tina Seabrook Casualty, DS Mel Silver in Waking the Dead, and Sergeant Rachel Weston in The Bil she also appeared in EastEnders 1996 as A hairdresser called Sally. The Coroner that was her latest roll between 2015-2016 and last 2 series on Sky 1 Road Wars 2009 and 2010
@@06hurdwp Jill Dando was a lot taller than Nick Ross. At the end of the show, when they were shown standing side by side, she would kick her heels off, so that she didn't tower over him.
@@Ytnzy250 Jill Dando was a lot taller than Nick Ross. At the end of the show, when they were shown standing side by side, she would kick her heels off, so that she didn't tower over him.
smck 2016 For me it’s Nick and Jill that’s what i remember and when i started watching i didn’t know Sue till watching these uploads i’m so grateful for them
gary uter I started watching 95/96 so must of just missed Sue as i don’t remember her at all .. and ikr it was so much more scary back then watch the 80s ones makes me happy i wasn’t around then only around for the last year anyway lol
Anyone notice the completely random road maps they have up on the wall? When he's introducing the story about the robbery in south Essex, there's a map of Dolgellau in Snowdonia behind him.
Can’t believe out of all these episodes I click on this and it turns out my home town of Pontefract was on that poor young lass..I used to drink in the pub down the road but was working in oz at the time..Wow first time I’ve ever heard anything about it did they catch the guy..?
I was asking the same thing. I can't find anything about it on the Internet. The interesting thing was they revealed on a future episode of Crimewatch that the man had also used telephone boxes in a housing estate in Sheffield (South Yorkshire) and the village of Shelf (West Yorkshire). Very dangerous man either way and I hope he was caught and jailed.
@@Roscoe.P.Coldchain to me the thing that stands out was the preparation he put into the attack in such a short period of time. He made the phonecall that morning specifically making sure he was speaking to a young girl and was at her house that morning, he must have realised early morning mid week day chances were she would be alone. And wearing a helmet and glasses as a disguise. Thing I don't understand is how did the police know he specifically used those other two phone boxes? Did other people selling in the FreeAds get similar phonecalls from a man asking about a girls bike? We're those calls traced to those phone boxes? What I also don't understand is at the start of the reconstruction he puts 50p into the phone when calling the Pontefract victim demonstrating he was using a phone box then too but it wasn't revealed which phone box he was calling from??
Same here in Australia. You can't just walk into a garage and get plates made up on demand, as appears to be the case in the UK. You need to show vehicle registration document. Is the UK still this lax?
30.01 I was 11 at the time ana a bloke asked me to push start a car but I said No. The man was very persistent, but I was scared because he also said that i should enter the car.
. . . . went and read up on the margaret wilson murder and the conclusion, conviction and imprisonment seems not very convincing. they show a fotofit of a clean shaven man here yet the man convicted had a goatee, fully grown when police first questioned him three days later. his brother campaigns for his freedom but the man they convicted remains locked up because he continues to claim innocence.
@@ajs41 I never watched that so wouldn't know. I've enjoyed watching through these old Crimewatch episodes over the past few days. Thanks for uploading!
@@ajs41 Wait!! Whaaaaaaaaaat?! 😫 Mind you, I have a friend who loved it too, so I think he'll be glad to know that! Thank you Andy! And thank you so much for the uploads!!!! Been wonderful watching all of these again 🙏🏻🥰🤗😘 When I say " Wonderful " you know what I mean....... 🥴
@@AACE73 Certainly do AACE73, thanks for your comments! Here's the page for Waking The Dead. www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episodes/b006r9ys/waking-the-dead?seriesId=p02ksk29
luke williams Yeah true bout them sugar coating people, you can kinda see he had that in him being a big man and didn’t it say he took steroids or did i read that
11:09 she waits for the person to pick up and once they answer she replies "no im not fine" suggesting the persons first question was "are you fine" lol who would ever start a convo with that. Thats cw crumby actors for you. Its worse is when they pretend someones on the phone and just say there lines from the script without allowing time for the supposed person on the other end of the line to talk back. "No im not fine" lol terrible, that makes no sense and we can see where this show started going down hill with awful actung. ITS are yuu ok???.. no im not ok!!!
LOL. So you're saying that the acting when it started was of a high standard? I think most would agree that's what makes the reconstructions good. And what is important is the story of events not award winning actors.
I love these old crimewatch episodes, it used to be my favourite programme, im now 35 years old.
You're about 10 years younger than me in that case. Yes, they were great programmes, in the 1990s. And the 90s was mostly a fantastic decade.
@@ajs41 Until Blair became PM .
I was in my last year at school, great memories crime watch was a my favourite programme it should be brought back
Loving all these old episodes thank you 😉
Times have now changed with the advances in DNA . technology .
Ive just finished redcards uploads. Now on to these. Thank you i was wondering what i was going to watch
I'm hoping to upload more Crimewatch episodes soon.
Andy JS really enjoy the uploads from you and red card. Would love to see more of the Crimewatch File episodes too!
@@ajs41 👌👍👍
Thanks for the uploads 👍
Thankyou andy u legend
any more from 1998 mate or any other crimewatch extras , watched every single one on youtube now , thanks for your time in doing these .
I hope the playlist I put together is useful. I keep adding new ones to it when I find them.
Love the nosey woman at 32:31 “Frank, ‘ere a minute… look a stranger in the camp! 👀”
Guy proceeds to just park and get out his car as normal lol 😂
Love it!!
Love it??? That poor girl
@@lyndseymillar4428she's on about the robbery reconstruction.
Mate these are great, thank you. Hopefully you got a few more?
great q video loved early crimwatch jill was lovely
Looks as if the sync issue has been sorted. Nice work!
Yes I used TH-cam's internal editing tools which sorted out the problem.
In the March 1996 edition of Crimewatch Nick Ross confirms that from a recent appeal a 31 year old man from Manchester had been charged with the rape of a girl in Pontefract. Let's hope this evil man was convicted and jailed.
Glad to hear that 👍👍👍👍
Hi, Have you got crimewatch March 1996 on file? It's needed for television purposes. Thankyou.
7:54 I think they were just waiting for "What is Love????" to come on the radio!!!!!
Did they catch the guy who attacked the girl in her home? Hope they did.
Yes, he was from Manchester I believe and got life
Thanks Andy👍
Thanks.
Great stuff
andy mate how many more episodes of crimewatch do you have I love these uploads
Quite a lot, I have most of 1996 and 1995.
@@ajs41 Do you have one from around that time with someone called George Fawcett on the Photocall ??? He had lots of aliases but that was his real name , really appreciate it if you could let me know please
@@Elmwood-ze3cr I don't know offhand.
@@ajs41 No probs ill just keep tuning in to your videos then ha ha Iv got a story about that bloke that i can share if hes ever shown on here
Andy JS do you have December 1995?
Great stuff keep up the work have you got December 1995? episode
I think I might only have the Crimewatch Update show from that month.
Very much appreciated thanks
@@ajs41 That would be better than nothing. Did you not manage to find it?
@@user-zr3pj5tk7k I've lost access to a lot of my archives regrettably. I'll have to see if the update is still available.
@@ajs41 Thanks Andrew, much appreciated 👍
Chris Gregg was investigating the Pontefract case. As a young copper, he worked on the Ripper case. He eventually rose to Detective Chief Superintendent and investigated the Ripper hoaxer case. Quite the career: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chris_Gregg
Yorkshire or Jack?
Stuart smith interviewed and went up to nick the sunderland hoaxer, he’s a ponte lad
Haha didn’t recognize clegg with his rash 😂
Jill Dando talks about the Margaret Wilson murder at (30.00) that was a scary reconstruction, seeing the short snippet of it brought it back to me, the man sprinting along the country road & jumping that woman then running back to his white Montego estate.
The scariest reconstruction I've seen so far was the one from 1988 where the Home Office civil servant was killed and his body dumped in Highgate woods. The scary bit was the man in a trance when the dog belonging to a walker ran up to him and he was completely still like a statue. Have you seen that one?
@@ajs41 no don't think I 've come across that one yet & from what you've just described I don't think I want to see it🤥.
Thought I'd seen all of redcards 88-89 episodes but obviously not.
@@mikh84 It's on this upload at 19 mins: th-cam.com/video/pYlO2qNr_P4/w-d-xo.html
That reconstruction always stuck in mind too.The potato knife connection led to the killer who worked at a mccain chip factory
@@ajs41 Yep saw it last week and it was very scarey. I watched all the originals l thought back in day but many are new to me🤔
Crime watch upload more 90s thanks
Crime watch was so good even criminals used to watch it!
really, so which episode were you in and did you ever get caught ?
Sssshhhhh
They sometimes saw themselves on it !!
I hope Child Protection services intervened for that little girl at the end
Me also - poor wee thing...
Was she ever found?
I cannot find a single iota about her online so I'm hoping this means she was alright because if something bad had happened surely they'd be reports on it... @@michealhand1001
So sad to see this and know the tragic end that met poor Jill.
I work in Cambridge these days and one of the guys I work with has lived in Cambridge all his life. He said there’s lots of rumours as to who killed Ian Grant. The prime suspect is currently doing time for stabbing a policeman.
Vivy is that beautiful lady in your profile photograph you?
@@rage707 hello, yes.
single?
@@rage707 no. X
Dammit he's a lucky man. Where's your single sister when you need her?
Nick, isn't 8th November early rather than mid?!
More 90s please sir
I cannot find a single iota about Daisy online so I'm hoping this means she was alright because if something bad had happened surely there would be reports about her...? Poor wee thing. Every child deserves parents but not all parents deserve a child.
Any information on daisy chilling worth ?
5:27 clare goose from waking the dead
She was in Casualty too I think, shortly after this.
Andy JS Clare IS ClaSSy On CaSualty, bbC'S Own John fhaw Trevor John Eve'S waKeIn The Dead She fully Talent€d
She had a nice tight litlle bum☺
Ian- I thought I recognised the thumbnail!
She is a tidy bit of tackle 😃
Also in the pontefract rape they said during the reconstruction that the nonce arrived 2 and a half hours after the phone call. But then the officer mentions to nick that he was there within the hour of phoning the girls. A rather key bit of info to mess up, loads of other crimes that we're later solved ended up having completely different perpetrators to that described on cw, and details surrounding how the crimes happend have ended up being way off the cw version. Sadly Its no surprise that so many went unsolved.
It was solved, the guy was from Manchester according to the newspaper archives
@@Irishman727who was it did they name him.glad they got him
Friday 29th December 1995 at 6:43pm
Aww god love Jill ❤
Hi everyone, does anyone remember a very scary reconstruction involving a woman called Julia who got lost after a night out and (as a child the way I remembered it) seemed to walk for miles and ended up in a flat with a bloke, her body found later? I think it was around 93/94
I think you're referring to the last reconstruction of the December 1993 episode which has now been uploaded
@@rs-qt1qg many thanks! Be good to see it again . Poor a woman.
Looking for December 1995 / Rettendon murders episode ? Was this event covered by crimewatch ?
No don’t think it was. Was covered by Crime Monthly though
swiftlydoesit Thanks buddy . cheers
This month, help is needed to solve a robbery in Grays, Essex in which an armed gang forced staff and customers in a sub-post office to the floor. There is video footage of the event, along with impressions of the perpetrators' faces and interviews with the victims. Crimewatch UK Update is at 11.45pm. Presented by Nick Ross and Jill Dando.
What's the one with the Margaret Wilson case please
i think it was Dec 95 which is not uploaded.
Ooo the lady with blonde hair was A nurse in Casualty late 90s around 97/98
That's right, Claire Goose. She also played one of the main characters in the BBC cold-case police show Waking The Dead, one of my favourite TV dramas of the last 20 years. Clip: th-cam.com/video/Hn7LeZ622m8/w-d-xo.html
@@ajs41 Great to see her here in the BBC drama walking dead never seen it but something I would love to see. She was a very good actress in casualty I believe within the show she was pregnant well the character was Great to see her in crimewatch I don’t think I’ve seen her in anything else since the walking dead
@@ajs41 Tina Seabrook Casualty, DS Mel Silver in Waking the Dead, and Sergeant Rachel Weston in The Bil she also appeared in EastEnders 1996 as A hairdresser called Sally. The Coroner that was her latest roll between 2015-2016 and last 2 series on Sky 1 Road Wars 2009 and 2010
Wonder what happened to the smack heads at the end.
Reckon that doorman Ian was killed because he was trying to set up a rival security firm.
Yh they said that.
@@mad-pit3832 Not they. Nick said it. And I'm saying it.
Seeing episodes with Jill Dando always make me smile knowing she's kicking her heels off at the end of each episode.
what do you mean?
Trolling comment, go away now!
@@06hurdwp Jill Dando was a lot taller than Nick Ross. At the end of the show, when they were shown standing side by side, she would kick her heels off, so that she didn't tower over him.
@@Ytnzy250 Jill Dando was a lot taller than Nick Ross. At the end of the show, when they were shown standing side by side, she would kick her heels off, so that she didn't tower over him.
@@johnrollins9153
Fair enough, I understood the 1st time.
Seems you're a victim of the TH-cam echo 😁 👍
Thursday 25th January 1996
Poor Jill Dando she was a great replacement for Sue.
smck 2016 For me it’s Nick and Jill that’s what i remember and when i started watching i didn’t know Sue till watching these uploads i’m so grateful for them
@@vanillasnow4084 sue was there from the first episode away back on the 7th of june 1984 until 15th of june 1995,
gary uter She was there a while then, seams weird saying this as i’m 30 but she was a bit before my time
@@vanillasnow4084 i'm 32 but i started watching crimewatch 1992/1993.
i thought the reconstructions and the E FITS were very spooky back then,
gary uter I started watching 95/96 so must of just missed Sue as i don’t remember her at all .. and ikr it was so much more scary back then watch the 80s ones makes me happy i wasn’t around then only around for the last year anyway lol
Anyone notice the completely random road maps they have up on the wall? When he's introducing the story about the robbery in south Essex, there's a map of Dolgellau in Snowdonia behind him.
Great very much appreciated
At 32.16 - .19, Jill Dando read out the ph no. wrongly. She said, "....241 822" instead of "...241 882" - twice !!
Baskerville22
Well spotted!
Too late now to tell the BBC 🤣
Maybe someone took offence and killed her fir it
@@paulbishop9298very poor taste
Did they find little Daisy?
34:34 that's Bruce Forsythe isn't it??! Nice to see you.....
Will you be uploading tonight sir?
Yes I might try uploading May 1996. April 1996 has been blocked.
nosey neighbours and men in bomber jackets feature a few times this episode
I can't find December 95
Any ideas if it's on here or not
I tried, it aint
I can't find it either..
@@bettyjensen7635 oh well lool 3 years later someone else doesn't find it hence not available anywhere
The Cambridge one, all the suspects look ready for a bouncers convention
Can’t believe out of all these episodes I click on this and it turns out my home town of Pontefract was on that poor young lass..I used to drink in the pub down the road but was working in oz at the time..Wow first time I’ve ever heard anything about it did they catch the guy..?
I was asking the same thing. I can't find anything about it on the Internet. The interesting thing was they revealed on a future episode of Crimewatch that the man had also used telephone boxes in a housing estate in Sheffield (South Yorkshire) and the village of Shelf (West Yorkshire). Very dangerous man either way and I hope he was caught and jailed.
@@LALakersNornIron yes I did the same and would love to know the outcome of the case if anyone has any info..Thanks 👍
@@Roscoe.P.Coldchain to me the thing that stands out was the preparation he put into the attack in such a short period of time. He made the phonecall that morning specifically making sure he was speaking to a young girl and was at her house that morning, he must have realised early morning mid week day chances were she would be alone. And wearing a helmet and glasses as a disguise. Thing I don't understand is how did the police know he specifically used those other two phone boxes? Did other people selling in the FreeAds get similar phonecalls from a man asking about a girls bike? We're those calls traced to those phone boxes? What I also don't understand is at the start of the reconstruction he puts 50p into the phone when calling the Pontefract victim demonstrating he was using a phone box then too but it wasn't revealed which phone box he was calling from??
Looks like he was never caught and neither was the Ian grant murderer, some help crimewatch turned out to be.
Yes he was caught
Is that Claire goose from casualty and later the bill, last saw her in some zombie island flick?
Yes it is.
I *thought* I recognized her!
Used to have a massive crush on her when she was on "Casualty" back in the late 90s.
sounds abt right tbh
And Waking The Dead!!
Was the man with the long hair with the helmet ever caught
I think he went on to sing a famous Christmas song every year since!
Claire Goose in the Cambridge case..
Thought so.
ClaIre from waKIn The Dead what Great Talent
Loved WTD! Brilliant series! When The BBC was good!
This episode is so 90s
That the nurse from Casualty?
Yes, Claire Goose. She also appeared in Waking The Dead.
CAN WE PLEASE HAVE A NEW UPLOAD PLEASE ANDY J;S THANKS
I’m always confused about how people can make their own license plates. In the US, only the government makes car plates.
Same here in Australia. You can't just walk into a garage and get plates made up on demand, as appears to be the case in the UK. You need to show vehicle registration document. Is the UK still this lax?
wow
same does not apply to us , in sunny nottingham.
they tightened up on it at some point and only the proven owner or registered keeper could get plates made up.
@@MsVanorak Unless you no someone who works in a garage in that case its easy to get them.
@@mad-pit3832 it was back then - just walk into a shop and ask.
Unfortunately the host Jill was murdered in 1999
but this was 96
15:38 Peter Crouch?
Loool
Nothing on the Essex Boyz murders in Rettendon
The man shot was over drugs
30.01 I was 11 at the time ana a bloke asked me to push start a car but I said No. The man was very persistent, but I was scared because he also said that i should enter the car.
. . . . went and read up on the margaret wilson murder and the conclusion, conviction and imprisonment seems not very convincing. they show a fotofit of a clean shaven man here yet the man convicted had a goatee, fully grown when police first questioned him three days later. his brother campaigns for his freedom but the man they convicted remains locked up because he continues to claim innocence.
I know that actress, was she on casualty in the 90s?
Yes, Claire Goose.
@@ajs41 that's her!
@@simon2k4 She was also one of the original characters in Waking The Dead between 2000 and 2004.
@@ajs41 I never watched that so wouldn't know. I've enjoyed watching through these old Crimewatch episodes over the past few days. Thanks for uploading!
Omg was that baby daisy ever found?? Poor soul 😢😢
I wonder if they ever caught that rapist in Yorkshire ?
I wish there was a database where we could find out whether a crime had been solved or not.
Can't find anything online about it.
sue was better than jill dando in my opinion.
? No way!!
I agree
Sue better
Personally I thought Sue was much better but Jill wasn't too bad either.
Weird to see Jill here presenting unsolved crimes not knowing she would be a victim of one.
Claire Goose! She was in Waking The Dead with Trevor Eve. That was when the BBC was good!
Absolutely, loved her in Waking The Dead.
@@ajs41 ❤️ 🥰 such a brilliant series! My son actually bought the whole box-set for me for Christmas around 10 years ago!
@@AACE73 I've got a fair number of them on DVD, but was slightly annoyed when I found out recently that they're now all available on BBC iPlayer!
@@ajs41 Wait!! Whaaaaaaaaaat?! 😫 Mind you, I have a friend who loved it too, so I think he'll be glad to know that! Thank you Andy! And thank you so much for the uploads!!!! Been wonderful watching all of these again 🙏🏻🥰🤗😘
When I say " Wonderful " you know what I mean....... 🥴
@@AACE73 Certainly do AACE73, thanks for your comments! Here's the page for Waking The Dead. www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episodes/b006r9ys/waking-the-dead?seriesId=p02ksk29
a lot of door men have this coming,bit of power goes to their heads and they get extremely disrespectful
They also control the selling of drugs in clubs and bars. Not saying that this fellow did that but that's often the cause of problems between doormen.
34:41 Roger Ashton-Griffiths ?!
Did they catch the killer of the French tourist
Yes Stuart William Morgan was the name of the killer, A lorry driver.
Ross Edmondson please tell me that bastard is still in prison
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_C%C3%A9line_Figard
Morgan is STILL in prison.
Them teeth are amazing .
I hope they caught everyone but particularly the piece of sh1t rapist in the crash helmet. Hope the other inmates got to him as well.
32:14 882
8.20 those e fits tho 😂
Have a great time in London with 7th November crime watch as the police will want the rest of us in the morning with us at least until half term
That case was solved
Judging by the the tv programs on tv. This was the year kim Tate had an affair with Neil kincade I think he was called .
Probably a big bully threw his weight around
hey jill, should try to rattle those numbers off a little faster...oh wait
D.S Pauline Bowers looks 🔥🔥
Jill was best
Claire Goose
33.32 that is the grossest thing I've seen.yuck shaving at the kitchen sink.
nothing like a good fraud story ...
Waste a reconstruction on a steroid freak .
Healthy... 6 litres of cola and 15 bags of crisps
Impossible to fathom the thinking that would lead someone to think that was worth posting. It's one of the lowest quality comments I've ever seen.
come on it was the 90s even Jamie Oliver hadn't arrived to sort out school meals by then
@@eadweard. thanks buddy
This was before we all went vegan .
@@gujh03 And "Doctor" Gillian McKeith was but a twinkle in our eye...
1:04 is that a bald woman?
it's probably alopecia
Can’t wait for G.I. Jane 2
Celines murder has all the hallmarks of peter Tobin
Weird it wasn't him then, eh?
i was thinking of halliwell. at the time west mercia police were also looking for the body (suspected murdered) of louise smith from Gloucs.
The Ian guy was kinda fit ☺️🙊 does anybody know what happened??
Sadly, the murder of Ian Grant is still unsolved.
K S Oh that’s awful.. so many crimes unsolved
And apparently he made a lot of enemies from being a general idiot and bully. According to police. Crimewatch always sugarcoats their victims.
luke williams Yeah true bout them sugar coating people, you can kinda see he had that in him being a big man and didn’t it say he took steroids or did i read that
Doormen trade is a dodgy business, was only a year before when tucker and tate got shotgun to the head, they were into steroids too.
11:09 she waits for the person to pick up and once they answer she replies "no im not fine" suggesting the persons first question was "are you fine" lol who would ever start a convo with that. Thats cw crumby actors for you. Its worse is when they pretend someones on the phone and just say there lines from the script without allowing time for the supposed person on the other end of the line to talk back. "No im not fine" lol terrible, that makes no sense and we can see where this show started going down hill with awful actung. ITS are yuu ok???.. no im not ok!!!
LOL. So you're saying that the acting when it started was of a high standard? I think most would agree that's what makes the reconstructions good. And what is important is the story of events not award winning actors.
"hey, you ok, all going fine?" assuming she phoned her mother?
Just what I mulled over in my mind after she said that and came to the same conclusion.
Sounds like this guy Ian was an arse and ended up getting his comeuppance
Zander Mort his bird was bang tidy though
@@09weenic I thought the same thing. If you search for Claire Goose there are plenty of pictures confirming that we are both quite correct.
@@eadweard. Different lady mate.
Motives what about being a bully
15:38 Peter Crouch?
😂