Nick Ross and Sue Cook present. Cases include a house attack in Cromford, Derbyshire, an abduction in Runcorn, Cheshire and a robbery in Shipley in Yorkshire.
@@rayoflight6505 it's a very cultural education about the UK. Place names, a snapshot in time, how to stay safe in the universe. The lot. I'm from America so it's really interesting to me, the difference in crime in the UK vs. US in that time period. Love it!
How dodgy does the jag kidnap sound?. First time he breaks his routine for lunch he gets kidnapped. Why did he drive four miles away to go to a fish and chip shop?. He just happened to fall asleep after eating. He had the forethought to take most of his cash and credit cards out of his wallet and hide them behind the spare wheel not many people would think of doing that at a time like that. There just happened to be a tool kit in the boot that he could use to undo the screws that held the boot latch on, and the only way he found the toolkit in the dark boot is because the kidnappers didn't switch the lights of properly and the boot light stayed on.Why would they be switching the lights on in broad daylight?. This may all be coincidence but if i worked for the police i would be asking him a few more questions.
The truth is stranger than fiction John Williams...don't forget that. Especially in this case. It was a nice spring day in the north of England after all.
You folks make me laugh. Do you really think that CrimeWatch would not have looked into what he said before airing it? Like shit like this never happens.
It (sort of) made me laugh when I saw the "victim" in the police station being interviewed...he looked like he had a "hidden" story of his own going by the actor's appearance and demeanour. It does give off a "Is that *_really_* the whole story??" vibe.
To be fair, the 80s were a different time to now. I remember similar comments were made on another Crimwatch show around the same period when a lady witness had spotted some "scruffy" looking men in a then-new Vauxhall Cavalier GSi hence they were seen and identified giving the police a sense of which direction the robbers had come from.
I really miss how our shows were presented by well spoken, pronounced English, people. The quality of our presenters has nosedived in the last 20 or so years. Oh and Sue Cook with long hair btw 👍
so many of these criminals seem to have no idea about wealth and business. they insist there is a safe! with businesses most, if any wealth is tied up in it. people have chanted out to me over the years, "were there's muck there's money" because I lived on a farm but usually it's a case of where there's muck there's a lease purchase agreement for a piece of machinery to spread it! these criminals seem to be the sort of people who would blow a pools wins and be back with 'jack' within a couple of years.
“From the dreadful pun from David Hatcher where he hoped the man would be become A.Loser” I caught that pun in the devious episode and winced haha made me burst out laughing hearing her critique
John Cooper was on Bullseye That's how the police knew it was him who killed the Dixon's because of a description by a member of the public whilst he was standing at a cadh machine using Mr Dixon's CashCard. It was a complete match the way he was standing. Also their daughters DNA was in a pair of shorts which Mrs Dixon was wearing which Cooper had kept as a type of trophy. He also murdered that brother and sister a few years before at their farmhouse and set the house alight after shooting them both dead. May he rot in eternal hell.
@@jimmorrison3756 The siblings were the homosexual brother and his church going sister. I never knew how he got round to killing them, since they were in such a rural area.
@@ifaiful On the next episode Nick Ross announces that two men have been charged with kidnapping and robbery in connection with this. HOWEVER it is also said that a THIRD man has been charged with perverting the course of justice. I can only think that the third man is the supposed 'victim'. It's all really a rather strange affair and I suspect information online about this crime is very thin on the ground.
@@MrGazMac there are some articles on the British Newspaper Archive but you need a subscription to see them. Turns out the victim was a victim after all. Liverpool Echo Friday 12 January 1990: "Christopher Medland. 21. and his brother lan, 20, both unemployed of Meadow Drive, Barnton, Northwich, admitted kidnapping Mr Frew on September 11, possession of an imitation semiautomatic handgun, and robbery. Mold Crown Court heard how their arrests came about following a dramatic television reconstruction on the BBC's Crimewatch UK programme, when actors relived Mr Frew's ordeal. A third defendant, James Robert Goodier Fisher, 53, a chef of Mersey Street, Preston, who gave a false alibi for one of the brothers and who drove them back from North Wales, admitted impeding arrest and attempting to pervert the course of justice." The brothers got four years youth detention and the alibi bloke got a 12-month sentence suspended for 8 months.
Some shops don't let you in if you are not dressed adequately. The Daily Mail reported today a woman was asked to leave Asda - not even a posh shop - cos she was wearing a crop top.
It didn’t say anything about them not allowed to drive them, back then it would have been weird to see someone dressed in casual clothes, young and driving a car that costs a lot of money especially a jag
Like what @Thenorthsace said, the 1980s was a very different time to now. Jaguars were often owned/run by older gentlemen or suit 'n' tie wearing top execs so those were the kind of people you saw driving Jags. A similar comment on other Crimewatch programmes were often made. I remember a last witness stating that she saw 4 scruffy looking guys in a then-brand new Vauxhall GSi which she thought was unusual. It just was then. People didn't have feeling to go out looking scruffy if you reached a certain pinnacle of life. These days it's not unusual to see young or scruffier looking people in brand-new cars as new cars are much easier to obtain by anyone. It wasn't so easy then.
Felt like some fish and chips myself..good job they didnt have a puncture otherwise the robbers might of made him change it and discover the stash..those jags are that thirsty they probably had to put that £20 in the fuel tank to get to colwyn bay..not much change for a ice cream or a candy floss
Try 48 (or even *16)* KILOBYTES for a ZX Spectrum... Still - internal memory isn't _everything..._ Thoughtful programming techniques made limited capacity irrelevant to the user.
I binged on CW for a month or so then became CW’d out, skipped past them without so much as a ‘buy your leave’ then Sue turns up on this header like a vixen and Bang! I’m back in the game.
You seriously think someone will be driving round in a ford that is in its late 20s early 30s 😂 the only people that do that are classic car collectors
It was the 80s and even now Liverpool is trying to recover what Margret Thatcher done to the city. The unemployment rate was 70% at one point in the city. Just imagine trying to survive in a city where they are not hiring for years. It was the conservative that done that to them. Newcastle got fkd over as well with the coal mines being privatised. Thatcher is probably the worst prime minister the working class has ever seen.
@@chiefinspectorduvall6073 not so. It's actually originally a term used in the Scottish legal system. It survived in Scotland, Canada, and a couple of other countries, but not America or England.
You folks are always trying to make more shit out of something. You have to be pretty stupid/naive to think that Crimewatch and the police who come to them haven't already looked into it. I bet you fall for conspiracy theories-especially those made by white right wingers/nationalist /white supremacist
The money never lasted,the early island in the sun retirement was just something they dreamed about most of the time they ended up coming back to England and doing more robberies
I will have a look, cannot remember if I didn't have it or I forgot to do it. When i have finished uploading all the episodes i have I will go through and check what is missing and have another trawl through the tapes.
redcard74 you should put them together in a single upload as the update progs are getting far fewer views and I think they’re important for the historical record.
I would surmise that it was a husband and wife team . Her minimal involvement , just driving the second leg of the getaway. I would think he has worked for Group 4 , a clean record but knows a few faces . She probably has family in the area of the robbery and stayed with them during the week running up to the robbery. Almost certainly they are still together living in Essex . I hope they got enough to pay of their mortgage and raise their children well .
Jesus, you can’t even rob a security van without someone trying to sell you insurance 😂
I don't know why I love watching these eps alone in bed in the dark.
It's like me but I watch ghost adventures in the dark on my owe it's great?
Because they are just that good!
@@noongourfain So true been re-enjoying in lockdown. Thanks again redcard.
@@rayoflight6505 it's a very cultural education about the UK. Place names, a snapshot in time, how to stay safe in the universe. The lot. I'm from America so it's really interesting to me, the difference in crime in the UK vs. US in that time period. Love it!
I don't know why you do either Ray....
Sue cooke was an absolute English Rose in the 80s. 9/10 and no one would argue otherwise in 2023.
With a 36 year-old daughter and 103 year-old mother … it’s genetic purity.
Sue Cook and Nick Ross were like the eptimy of good decent middle England back then.
@@lw3646 unlike the scumbags of whom they spoke …
Posh Totty Sue❤
@@user-kl4bh4lq6r A most graceful woman … and I should know.
Thanks for uploading. I love the old crimewatch programmes. 1989 I was 17 then where have the years gone 😂 😂
14:19 Sue saying out loud this episode, what we were all thinking in the last one.
Proper terrible punnage from The Hatch.
🤣
He is suffering from the early onset of Wilding’s-Bayfield Syndrome.
Splendid seeing these again after so long. I vaguely remember some of these from 30 years ago. Terrific job uploading 👍👍
Hi all , Brilliant again, look forward to these uploads, think i'll cancel my Sky contract
Remember all 'Don't have nightmares Do sleep well' ... another fab upload for tonight .
Nevermind crimewatch dear, your profile pic is enough to give us nightmares 😂😭🤣😂😭
The cellulite is calling....
Bollocks
Classic that was I used to think easy for you to say 😂 😂
Do have nightmare and don't sleep well shipley good old shibbles 1989
The programme that used to scare the shite out of me as a kid is now the same thing I watch to relax
Bones UK same here!
Don't have nightmares! Then ya close blinds and make sure every window catch and both doors are locked 🤣🤣
IT the clown will never be beaten for me. Literally thought I was going to die running up the stairs to my room lol
Snap lol
Insurance Salesman
never stop selling 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣even a robber is fair game.
I loved that little Metro.
The actors were like living it.
How dodgy does the jag kidnap sound?. First time he breaks his routine for lunch he gets kidnapped. Why did he drive four miles away to go to a fish and chip shop?. He just happened to fall asleep after eating. He had the forethought to take most of his cash and credit cards out of his wallet and hide them behind the spare wheel not many people would think of doing that at a time like that. There just happened to be a tool kit in the boot that he could use to undo the screws that held the boot latch on, and the only way he found the toolkit in the dark boot is because the kidnappers didn't switch the lights of properly and the boot light stayed on.Why would they be switching the lights on in broad daylight?. This may all be coincidence but if i worked for the police i would be asking him a few more questions.
80p for a cod 😀
The truth is stranger than fiction John Williams...don't forget that. Especially in this case. It was a nice spring day in the north of England after all.
You folks make me laugh. Do you really think that CrimeWatch would not have looked into what he said before airing it? Like shit like this never happens.
Also what did the guy who was kidnapped gain?
@@philosophyfil6836 about £2.03 in 2021 money
Something about that Runcorn abduction seems dodgy as hell.
It (sort of) made me laugh when I saw the "victim" in the police station being interviewed...he looked like he had a "hidden" story of his own going by the actor's appearance and demeanour.
It does give off a "Is that *_really_* the whole story??" vibe.
Daniel Gardiner was caught and jailed in 1992. He was paroled in the early 00s and later spoke out against the carrying of knives.
Judging by his photo, he also started a music career under the name "Marcus Mumford"
Evening fellow Crimewatcher's.
🫡
'We don't think people wearing jeans and trainers could own a jag'
That's your problem right there
Back then you would have hardly seen someone in casual clothes driving a jag
To be fair, the 80s were a different time to now.
I remember similar comments were made on another Crimwatch show around the same period when a lady witness had spotted some "scruffy" looking men in a then-new Vauxhall Cavalier GSi hence they were seen and identified giving the police a sense of which direction the robbers had come from.
I really miss how our shows were presented by well spoken, pronounced English, people. The quality of our presenters has nosedived in the last 20 or so years. Oh and Sue Cook with long hair btw 👍
I think ant and dec should be chopped up and put in a blender.
James Naughtie and all the other grotty presenters who get paid tooooo much on R4 and other places.
@@treasurehunteruk9718 including the lovely, dulcet tones of Nagbag Muchchatty?
Grumpy old man
That robber got a lot of bottle. He took a whole van by himself.
Something dodgy about the last crime, the abduction. Bit random going to a quiet country lane, then falling asleep with the car window open.
Did i hear right 80p for battered cod !
Yes you did
Cor must be a northern price
In the south I'm sure they were a little dearer that in the same time frame
brilliant
Cheap as chips
Fish and chips £5 bob
I’m sad they don’t pack fish and chips in newspaper anymore.
Good grief. : "Oi want the million" - like anyone has a million laying around -especially someone paying off trucks and wages and taxes!
so many of these criminals seem to have no idea about wealth and business. they insist there is a safe! with businesses most, if any wealth is tied up in it. people have chanted out to me over the years, "were there's muck there's money" because I lived on a farm but usually it's a case of where there's muck there's a lease purchase agreement for a piece of machinery to spread it! these criminals seem to be the sort of people who would blow a pools wins and be back with 'jack' within a couple of years.
“From the dreadful pun from David Hatcher where he hoped the man would be become A.Loser”
I caught that pun in the devious episode and winced haha made me burst out laughing hearing her critique
That murder of the Dickson's. Rang a bell. Wasn't the killer called Cooper and appeared on bullseye
John Cooper was on Bullseye
That's how the police knew it was him who killed the Dixon's because of a description by a member of the public whilst he was standing at a cadh machine using Mr Dixon's CashCard. It was a complete match the way he was standing. Also their daughters DNA was in a pair of shorts which Mrs Dixon was wearing which Cooper had kept as a type of trophy. He also murdered that brother and sister a few years before at their farmhouse and set the house alight after shooting them both dead. May he rot in eternal hell.
That's right grey curly headed lunatic, with a shotgun then he stashed the people under some bushes wrong yin
@@jimmorrison3756 The siblings were the homosexual brother and his church going sister. I never knew how he got round to killing them, since they were in such a rural area.
It says a lot about inflation that the most shocking thing in a crimewatch episode is the price of a battered fish.
The price of houses is also a shocker.
With the skin on, too!
That's the very 1st CW episode without murder case!
There was one episode earlier that didn't feature a murder case. Can't remember which one but someone made the same comment in the comments.
Remember this episode for the hijack of the jag driver. Poor guy. Hope they got the scumbags.
Anyone found any news on that case?
@@ifaiful On the next episode Nick Ross announces that two men have been charged with kidnapping and robbery in connection with this. HOWEVER it is also said that a THIRD man has been charged with perverting the course of justice. I can only think that the third man is the supposed 'victim'. It's all really a rather strange affair and I suspect information online about this crime is very thin on the ground.
@@MrGazMac there are some articles on the British Newspaper Archive but you need a subscription to see them. Turns out the victim was a victim after all. Liverpool Echo Friday 12 January 1990: "Christopher Medland. 21. and his brother lan, 20, both unemployed of Meadow Drive, Barnton, Northwich, admitted kidnapping Mr Frew on September 11, possession of an imitation semiautomatic handgun, and robbery. Mold Crown Court heard how their arrests came about following a dramatic television reconstruction on the BBC's Crimewatch UK programme, when actors relived Mr Frew's ordeal. A third defendant, James Robert Goodier Fisher, 53, a chef of Mersey Street, Preston, who gave a false alibi for one of the brothers and who drove them back from North Wales, admitted impeding arrest and attempting to pervert the course of justice." The brothers got four years youth detention and the alibi bloke got a 12-month sentence suspended for 8 months.
@@andrasteoz Great detective work! Should have locked his car door.
Two gallon bottles of Bells? That’s my evening’s supply all sorted, then.
evening everybody
people in jeans and trainers aren't allowed to own Jaguar cars, wow what utter snobs! (even if they were right!!)
Yeah but this is Crimewatch, not Thoughtcimewatch.
Some shops don't let you in if you are not dressed adequately. The Daily Mail reported today a woman was asked to leave Asda - not even a posh shop - cos she was wearing a crop top.
It didn’t say anything about them not allowed to drive them, back then it would have been weird to see someone dressed in casual clothes, young and driving a car that costs a lot of money especially a jag
Like what @Thenorthsace said, the 1980s was a very different time to now. Jaguars were often owned/run by older gentlemen or suit 'n' tie wearing top execs so those were the kind of people you saw driving Jags.
A similar comment on other Crimewatch programmes were often made. I remember a last witness stating that she saw 4 scruffy looking guys in a then-brand new Vauxhall GSi which she thought was unusual. It just was then. People didn't have feeling to go out looking scruffy if you reached a certain pinnacle of life. These days it's not unusual to see young or scruffier looking people in brand-new cars as new cars are much easier to obtain by anyone. It wasn't so easy then.
Thank you @redcard74
On an away day, yet still checking in for Red card. You hero. UTF
Felt like some fish and chips myself..good job they didnt have a puncture otherwise the robbers might of made him change it and discover the stash..those jags are that thirsty they probably had to put that £20 in the fuel tank to get to colwyn bay..not much change for a ice cream or a candy floss
That woman that answered the door to the three robbers 😩
It’s amazing the amount of robbers that come from the Merseyside area !
Scallies....
Amazing the amount of bullshit the ignorant spout
@@sirandrelefaedelinoge Tosser
It's amazing how many people answer their doors to strange looking blokes!
It’s amazing how many robbers don’t come from the Merseyside area as well 👍
The man that stripped the gun and owned it had murder on his mind not just money.
20 megabyte hard drive wow!
Try 48 (or even *16)* KILOBYTES for a ZX Spectrum...
Still - internal memory isn't _everything..._
Thoughtful programming techniques made limited capacity irrelevant to the user.
I’ve got some old floppy disks if that helps?
I love how they make the robber at 37:53 look *SO* cool! 😎
They invented the meme before anyone else it seems.
Old wife: "Those three men who parked in the drive seem a bit dodgy. We better let them in the house!"
Thanks!
Happy Tuesday (just about) everyone! 🕵🏻♀️
Fatty.
Evening all!
@@chiefinspectorduvall6073 mate it's over .....you are too far behind the times!
@@CatServant13 isn't it passed your bedtime kid?
@@CatServant13 I wouldn't say you were an arsehole
15:53 It's Jamie Oliver. 🤣🤣🤣
Spot on!
Is he doing porridge for crimes against school meals.
@@campfreddy3547 😂😂😂
@@RamsFanScott45 no wonder he's kept a low profile of late and he's restaurants have gone under.
@@campfreddy3547He’ll be complaining about lovely prison food next!
There's more to that kidnapping than they're letting on.
Nice Jag👍
A piece of fish with no chips. Odd bloke
Why you could have boiled potatoes on the stove or some crusty bread to go with that.
@@HdHd-hp6qzBut, er … no mushy peas for me, thanks.
Sierras, Montego, cavalier and the hideous Maestro. What’s the go to get away car these days?
Golf’s and audi’s maybe the odd focus or something
Trabant.
I binged on CW for a month or so then became CW’d out, skipped past them without so much as a ‘buy your leave’ then Sue turns up on this header like a vixen and Bang! I’m back in the game.
The xjs was a class motor back then real head turner a lot of yuppies drove them
XJ6 you mean?
I had a Mk One Cortina with a nasty rust problem if that helps?
I'm having a catch up tonight to guys:)
Mr Winner became a loser.
Evening you lot!!!
Evening geezer!
Evening!
Evening All!
Sad cases
@@Thenorthsace they are!
Yes he was on bullseye
15:52-pukka pukka, it's Jamie Oliver
😂😂
Should of gone to specsavers!
80p for a fish 😱😂
About £2.03 in 2021 money
It's about £10 for fish and chips now.
20p to get on a bus
i like how the robber ask if he could take the gun lol
Same mob that done sir John the Everton chairman
Some lively comments here! Hello, Crimewatch community!
25:38 that phone and computer! Retro
They wasn’t retro then
Redcar ur the best 👍🏻
Do anyone check to see if these old vehicles are still on the road ?
sometimes yes :)
Two I checked were the two stolen cars from the armored car robbery case: The Shogun has been untaxed since 2003, and the Scorpio since 2008.
You seriously think someone will be driving round in a ford that is in its late 20s early 30s 😂 the only people that do that are classic car collectors
Month & year I was born!
I'm 36, we are getting too old 😢
magic. enjoyed that one.
I like the mobile phone box!!
… and the ‘strad!
Some people work
Other people just Rob.
I used to do both i’m retired now.
@@ThenorthsaceDid *_you_* ever get to be on Crimewatch??
If the guy playing Alan Frew isn't Tim Roth then he looks a hell of a lot like him
I doubt he would have been doing crimewatch reconstructions in 1989
@@Thenorthsace Ah, you never know! Matthew McConaughey got his start doing an Unsolved Mysteries reconstruction (he got shot).
Tim Roth was already fairly famous by the mid eighties, never mind the end of 1989
'the trail may lead to Liverpool'....just about every crime does! if u play 7 steps for every english crime it'll always give u a link to scouseland 😆
It was the 80s and even now Liverpool is trying to recover what Margret Thatcher done to the city. The unemployment rate was 70% at one point in the city. Just imagine trying to survive in a city where they are not hiring for years. It was the conservative that done that to them. Newcastle got fkd over as well with the coal mines being privatised. Thatcher is probably the worst prime minister the working class has ever seen.
Never saw this one
Was the Shipley robber ever caught?
at 23:00 helen phelps is copying david byrne's stop making sense look with a massive shouldered blouse.
But … that voice, eh?
26:54 Culpable homicide? So there was more to that suspect then was mentioned.
Hank talk
Yank
"culpable homicide" doesn't actually exist in England. It's only used in the Scottish, Canadian and a couple of other countries.
@@chiefinspectorduvall6073 not so. It's actually originally a term used in the Scottish legal system. It survived in Scotland, Canada, and a couple of other countries, but not America or England.
Redcard anymore to come m8 would like to see missing ones thanks
"The *BROS* pop group..."
@@almadavis8274 Cheers Alma....Good time to think for yourself these days!
great robbery on the van, bonnie and clyde would have been proud
I have descendants from Cheshire I hope those feral scumbags were caught!
I do. All dead! Thank christ!
Great :) thank you
This music ooooh
Driving 4 miles out into the countryside to eat a piece of fish and then falling asleep???? Hmmm I think we are missing some bits of this story
Marvin Dorfler yes. All rather iffy.
You folks are always trying to make more shit out of something. You have to be pretty stupid/naive to think that Crimewatch and the police who come to them haven't already looked into it. I bet you fall for conspiracy theories-especially those made by white right wingers/nationalist /white supremacist
BTW, what did the guy who was kidnapped gain?Nothing.
@@almadavis8274 I bet my mortgage you still want too remain
@@almadavis8274 how the heck have you turned legitimate curiosity into 'white supremacy ' what a pathetic pathway for your political offloading.
20 MB PC, that's what, like 4 songs worth of memory?😅
Helen Phelps is stunning with a lovely voice
Anyone know if they caught the robbers in the first reconstruction. I only live about a mile from the scene and interested in knowing.
All dead
@@chiefinspectorduvall6073 how do you know they’re dead
Anybody remember which episode is where the delivery driver was knocked down with his own van by someone.. Think they swapped into a rascal van
It was December 1997
@@redcard7475 thanks for replying.. Working my way through again.. Up to 1990 so far.. Thanks for the uploads
If I'd have had a bit more courage back in the day , I'd be living on an Island in the sun and retired.
i wanted to run away from my girlfriend and live in the mountains and my friend wanted to come too but his girlfriend stopped us.
The money never lasted,the early island in the sun retirement was just something they dreamed about most of the time they ended up coming back to England and doing more robberies
Mous-tOCHE makes its monthly outing
Legend
This makes me feel so old I was only three Xx
You're only 34
You’re 38 calling yourself old. Fk me your life must of been shit to be claiming aging at 38. You should be conquering the world at that age.
That was a perfect robbery bet he spent that cash well fair play to em
23.04 helen been pumping iron ?
Looking hench af in those shoulder pads. 🤣 Still a beaut though.
@@Romanplaystation :-)
Shoulder pads were everywhere in the eighties. I used to take them out of my dresses.
@@treasurehunteruk9718I used to put mine elsewhere.
Brings back on the 😐🤐
14:50 Marcus Mumford?
Evening. No update prog tonight?
Doesn't look like it.
I will have a look, cannot remember if I didn't have it or I forgot to do it. When i have finished uploading all the episodes i have I will go through and check what is missing and have another trawl through the tapes.
redcard74 you should put them together in a single upload as the update progs are getting far fewer views and I think they’re important for the historical record.
Helen Phelps sounds a bit like Theresa May.
And not as good looking, nor can she do the wonderful, ‘I’m just shifting a fridge’ dance.
The best tuune
20mb hard disk pc, wow
14.39... I ask myself 🙃!!
80p for fish......
Outrageous!
Sue Cook 😎😎😎
Hot Cookie!
80p for a piece of fish 😅
Outrageous!
@@LANCSKID a piece of fish were I am now is £9 !! Doesn’t taste as good either.
@@Devghost … and they leave the skin on (sometimes)!
@@LANCSKID it’s ridiculous isn’t it I’m from south west but it’s gone down hill since I was young. Can’t even buy potatoe scallops anymore.
Fuck sake I wish I was born in 1950
Technically you don’t. No technology. Relationship were easier but that’s it.
25/10/2021
🌺
Christopher Carswell is the spitting image of a guy I know who's a driving instructor. Johnny. Unreal likeness. Maybe it was him 😄😄
well report him then , crime is no joke
Me too i love watching crime watch uk in bed at night also
You’ll have nightmares!
Woo hoo.
Did Securicor robbers get caught
He is to good. One of the best robberies. On crimewatch
I would surmise that it was a husband and wife team . Her minimal involvement , just driving the second leg of the getaway. I would think he has worked for Group 4 , a clean record but knows a few faces . She probably has family in the area of the robbery and stayed with them during the week running up to the robbery. Almost certainly they are still together living in Essex . I hope they got enough to pay of their mortgage and raise their children well .
@@johnniethepom2905 what
@@Thenorthsace what I said .
@@johnniethepom2905 seems like a load of random rubbish you have thought up tbh