Crimewatch UK July 1986

Nick Ross and Sue Cook present. Cases include the disappearance of Anne Lock, the murder of Georgina Davis in Salford and a robbery in Moseley, Birmingham.
I AM MORE THAN HAPPY IF PEOPLE WANT TO USE THESE VIDEOS TO MAKE COMPILATIONS OF MURDERS, ROBBERY, INCIDENT DESK ETC. HOWEVER, CAN PEOPLE NOT JUST RE-UPLOAD THE EPISODES AS IT ADDS NOTHING TO THE VIDEO. I'M HAPPY TO SHARE THE ONES THAT I HAVE BUT IT DOES TAKE HOURS OF WORK TO DO IT. MANY THANKS, AND ALSO THANKS FOR ALL THE KIND COMMENTS.

[@seawork3449]

We really appreciate the hard work getting these up, so thank you.

[@rtd8860]

It’s amazing how many people watch these old episodes shows what a mistake it was to cancel the programme

[@skid599]

Ryan Davies they cancelled it due to too much crime. Rapes, murders and robberies don't even make the local news never mind national. You can thank multiculturalism.

[@muckisnipe852]

@@skid599 far right government in power fact in next few years

[@leval1000]

chris brown 🙄

[@leval1000]

chris brown If you hate it so much, move to Russia.

[@SuperTed19021]

Once they added music to the reconstructions, the programme had it.

[@DeanBall75]

Just echoing what everyone on here is saying redcard, thanks for all your hard work in uploading these, sounds like it's really appreciated by everyone here1 Can't wait until we get to 1987 which was the year I remember starting to watch it!!

[@StewSpaull]

Anne Lock: another murder committed by Duffy & Mulcahy. Also, at the beginning of this episode, the link between Tamboezer and Day is mentioned.

[@kaiser290]

innocent men in jail

[@vanillasnow4084]

I’ve heard of John Duffy i had no idea he worked with someone i’ve also heard of the LWT lady maybe in a documentary but had no idea it was to do with him

[@Tiredmum]

Sick of SOBs

[@piotrgadowski3506]

Funny that the link between Martja Tamboezer and Alison Day was suggested by TV viewer. Police checked it and agreed :)

[@dominewimbury2039]

@@kaiser290 are you bloody serious FFS. EVIDENCE DOESN'T LIE, THE RIGHT BASTARDS ARE IN THE NICK FOR THEM, OK? GOOD!

[@MarkPMus]

Poor Kevin Hicks. Just a nice kid doing his schoolwork and listening to music. That was me in the 1980s. It brought tears to my eyes when I saw that he’d gone out shopping for eggs and chocolate for a home economics lesson. Funny how little things trigger people. I looked him up and apparently in 2016 the police decided it was murder, but I don’t think they’ve ever found a body. His parents went to their grave not knowing what happened to him. So sad.

[@kristianbarford]

"They're worth twenty...they're worth a million pounds" Inflation was mental in the 1980s.

[@Romanplaystation]

Nick: Don't have nightmares, do sleep well. Also Nick: Might be worth checking upstairs to see if some rotter is rooting through your jewellery while you're watching us. 🤣

[@paulvaughan3699]

Yeah it's Barry George

[@laurallama73]

Right?! What up, Nick Ross?! 😄

[@kevmiller4211]

I can't believe I found this particular episode. Julie Perigo was local to us and one time.lived in the same street. I remember when she was murdered and it shocked the community.

[@saccasantony4040]

Has the muder of Julie being solved ?

[@kevmiller4211]

No. Nobody ever got caught for it.

[@dazauto1400]

Thanks for uploading .These episodes are a massive part of our social history. Many Thanks. Police were incompetent in the Anne Lock case her body was 400 yards from the station and it took them 8 weeks to find it. Very bad bit of policing. The case was featured in a tv movie - Witness of Truth: The Railway Murders 2001. Anyone got a copy?

[@MsVanorak]

it probably wasn't there when they first searched! nevertheless does no one admit to a sense of smell?

[@secretsquirrel5764]

@@MsVanorak Anne was there the whole time - the police eventually admitted there had been a mixup as two different teams each thought the other had searched a particular area and that’s where she was. Seems a very basic mistake to have made.

[@kevintraynor4508]

Think saw the story of the railway killers on a program called born to kill.

[@gower23]

"And finally, an armed robber with a passion for hats"

[@paulvaughan3120]

Bruce Forsyth should have been done as an accessory. Nice to get away with it...to get away with it nice

[@misplacedkiwi9498]

Paul Vaughan 😂😂😂😂

[@dominewimbury2039]

That was really odd, that woman laughing hysterically at nothing in particular in the Anne Lock case

[@sell3100]

Possibly someone with a mental health condition, drunk, on drugs or mixture of those things?

[@dominewimbury2039]

@@sell3100 possibly

[@stephenkissane4268]

She may have remembered a viz joke

[@MsVanorak]

laughing all the way to the bank - life insurance

[@michealhand1001]

She had earlier on heard a party political broadcast! And she Remembered all the suckers who voted them in! On the same promises

[@joshuaedwards1248]

Thanks as always Redcard 74, always loving these old crimewatch videos, and it's good to be back, hope you're still uploading new ones?.......

[@joshuaferguson698]

Look at Sue’s shoulder pads, 80’s fashion at its finest! 😍

[@misplacedkiwi9498]

merge m8 the 80’s when it was acceptable

[@treasurehunteruk9718]

I used to remove shoulder pads from my dresses.

[@MsVanorak]

@@treasurehunteruk9718 me too - who wants to look wider? there were shoulder pads in EVERYTHING. blouse with shoulder pads, add a cardigan with shoulder pads and top it off with a jacket with shoulder pads and what have you got - a mobile triangle!

[@howey935]

Notice the way there was a £1300 reward for a man been shot but a 50k reward to catch a burglar to the rich and famous.

[@RudieRickenbacker]

£1300 is 10 percent of the amount stolen and £50k is 5 percent of the amount stolen

[@nathaniliescu4597]

@@RudieRickenbacker you didn't read what he wrote, did you?

[@kalebind1]

@@nathaniliescu4597 😆😆😆

[@darren2514fv]

There was no edition in June due to the World Cup in Mexico with the scheduling difficulties it entailed

[@Keeleysound]

Stealing Bruce Forsyth's stepladder to burgle a million quid's worth of jewellery from the Kuwait royal family - you couldn't make it up! Sounds like a Half Man Half Biscuit song title lol. Ta so much as always redcard74, you're a proper legend

[@09weenic]

Keeley Bruce would be saying higher higher as the intruder climbed his ladder

[@jamesobrien1440]

HMHB or The Fall. Sounds like something Mark E Smith would’ve come out with

[@clioflano421]

I took a screenshot of whereabouts in upload it says so I can show my pals this. It reminds me of people who pushed my brother-in-law's Lada out of the way to steal my mother's Opel Manta. 🤣

[@AACE73]

They played their cards right & got a Brucie Bonus!

[@buttonmoon1978]

If i remember from a previous CW episode Anne Lock's body was eventually found near the railway track weeks later. Seeing the ariel view of her bike and her personal belongings in this reconstruction give's me chills because her body was sadly there.

[@muk8804]

Anne was a victim of John Duffy and David Mchaly wasn't she? As was Alison Day (featured in another CW UK episode). Safety on British Rail was non-existent outside of the most major stations then. Unmanned, very poor lighting, no CCTV, that awful bikeshed where someone could lay in wait for you. Utterly chilling .

[@robbo391]

The met and Herts police cocked the search up, they thought the other was going to search the 200m strip where she was eventually found.

[@kalebind1]

​@@robbo391wow a this evening's comment

[@SerenDipity64711]

they also murdered Marti Tamboza and Alison Day also mentioned in this episode.@@muk8804

[@camelia9802]

The reconstructions are very good. Thanks for sharing 👍

[@Wadworth6XLad]

I echo all those thanking the uploader, looking forward to watching the May and July 86 episodes. Just in case anyone was wondering what happened to June ‘86 - well, according to the BBC Genome project (online BBC TV listings since the 1960s), no programme aired that month. As far as I can tell, the only episode now missing from the show’s inception to July 1986 is the March 1985 episode.

[@ryanohara476]

Yes and January 1985 is also missing be amazing if anyone has copies of January 1985 and March 1985. Also be fantastic if after Redcards upladed every episode from their collection August 1986 all of the 1980s until December 1989. I believe Redcard has and every 1980s episode apart from 2 episodes January and March 1985. Hopefully someone has thoses ever episode from January 1990 until June 2004.

[@Wadworth6XLad]

Hmmm - according to the BBC Genome Project TV listings there was no episode in Jan 85 - unless it was slotted in after the Radio Times went to print, or didn’t air on a Thursday for some reason.

[@ryanohara476]

@@Wadworth6XLad genome.ch.bbc.co.uk/search/0/20?order=asc&q=crimewatch+uk This BBC Link lists a crimewatch episode aried from March 1985. It appears various sources are vague.

[@Wadworth6XLad]

Good catch - Crimewatch on a Monday - heresy! :)

[@david230275]

June 1986 was Football World Cup in Mexico time... Evening KOs due to the time difference would see that the usual Crimewatch slot was taken up with live football... My guess, but seems plausible...

[@BlytheWorld1972]

Again thanks for uploading did you record them or found the episodes on an old video ?

[@leedummett4412]

poor anne lock. i wish she would not have agreed to go to work that sunday.

[@ginaryan2093]

It was fate and foolishness

[@siobhanlawlor247]

@@ginaryan2093 victim blaming....not cool

[@ginaryan2093]

@@siobhanlawlor247 Is that all you’ve got…? Cool or not what happened happened… Have you got a decent explanation for what happened and why or have you just showed up to be a smart arse?

[@treasurehunteruk9718]

It was the same as Alison Day. She went to meet her manfriend in isolated Hackney between xmas and new year and was killed by the same crims. She should have just stayed at home with her mam and dad, and saw him the next day, when it was light.

[@hihowareyouthen]

@@siobhanlawlor247 There's lots of that around here unfortunately, Siobhan. Anne Lock did nothing at all wrong.

[@Paul8342]

How the hell did I miss my favourite song of all time playing at the start of the first reconstruction (‘So Far Away’ by Dire Straits) the first time I watched this. It had been released just over a year before this was originally shown.

[@DonerKetty]

Crazy that the episode starts by linking the Alison Day and Maartje Tamboezer murders to one(actually two) perpetrator. And then randomly the first reconstruction is of missing Ann Lock, all 3 later found to be killed by the same people. I bet them sick bastards got a buzz off of that when inevitably watching that night.

[@nmfeb70]

Exactly. The actor approached by the teenager on the bicycle in the reconstruction is a dead ringer for John Duffy.

[@johnrollins9153]

Julie Perigo's murder is still unsolved. If Old Geoff was in his mid-sixties in 1986, then he is almost certainly dead now.

[@clioflano421]

He's now "dead-old-Geoff".

[@patmustardlive]

Old Geoff now runs a car insurance company

[@CountofMonteFi3t0]

Thanks for uploading these, they are a joy

[@johncook496]

Thanks for posting these red card, I find them fascinating. How many of these crimes would have been prevented/solved more quickly today with CCTV, mobile phones etc.

[@Thenorthsace]

@@MsVanorak what are you going on about

[@FLOSSYTREADWELL]

Why did Peter Chapman go to Jeans (Georgina) house at 9 pm at night to invite a 72 year old woman out for a drink when he still had to go home shower, change his clothes & feed the dog. Would have given him about 30 minutes to have a drink yet he'd invited company. If you ask me he gave himself an alibi & reasons for himself being at the premises if seen. Banging on the door loudly so she would know it was me huh. probably because the dogs were barking at him as he made his exit. All sounds too suspicious to me.

[@SidewinderUKG]

Janet Taylor I think this should be reported to the police. It seems suspicious.

[@languageoffootball]

Surely they have explored that avenue of inquiry over the last 30 odd years? You don’t have to be Sherlock to deduce what you have inferred. Take it this is still unsolved then?

[@treasurehunteruk9718]

What was the motivation - robbery or sexual assault. Did they say why she was killed? Forced entry or someone she let in?

[@FLOSSYTREADWELL]

@@languageoffootball Sherlock is a fictitious character who doesn't use obvious forms of deduction. Perhaps use your own language 'football spake' & you might keep your eye on the ball yourself. Then instead of complaining that other commenters are stating 'the obvious' you can perhaps offer your own points. Instead of being a sap on the sidelines.

[@languageoffootball]

@@FLOSSYTREADWELL I can see you have a lack of basic comprehension skills from your various musings, but I stated “you don’t have to be” so you might be minded to re-read from time to time in the hope it’ll assist your myopic tendencies. 👍🏿

[@swiftlydoesit8480]

Mate you’re the best! 😃

[@leedummett4412]

it also features the sandra court case. john cannan is a suspect.

[@davewhitehead8601]

Oh the irony! They start with Maartje and Alison. And the first reconstruction is....Anne Lock, killed by the same man.

[@MsVanorak]

i've just clocked that they started with jason swift missing and then there is 'skins tattoo' man who seemed to be moving around the country with fairs.

[@CatLowe50]

Loving all these, thanks so much.

[@acotbc]

Looks like they got rid of the original and very clunky Micromap by this point.

[@ginaryan2093]

The original map had its charm.

[@letsdiscussitoversometea8479]

I liked the Micromap! They surely had to have programmed a BBC Micro to generate them. I liked it. :)

[@Davidnumber23]

shows you when you watch these old shows how there has always been sick killers in society and not a lot changes, they walk amongst us.

[@spamskanal]

Aladdins cave What a great idea to present these stolen items to find the owners! Those beautiful clocks.

[@nicksmith12]

This is the earliest CW episode I can remember, especially with the Anne Lock case and Julie Perrigo murder on Incident Desk. I was 12 at the time so I asked my dad to record it, behind my mum's back!

[@theresam1963]

Mike from Croydon in complete confidence!

[@johnpaterson6741]

Also the informer on the London armed robbers, cheerfully identified as being in Glasgow, that would probably have narrowed things down!

[@neilt4723]

Mad that on the Anne lock case they’d left a bench across the entrance, on the Martja case they’d left a piece of string across the path to make someone stop. Hope they rot

[@stevedubzz]

I love T.V. shows like this. I'm in America so I doubt I will ever solve a thing lol. The program that I grew up on was Unsolved mysteries. I wish that shows like this were still on. It's a great way for police to get information. The BEST part is that it can help families of these victims.

[@clioflano421]

Check out the Irish crime program "Garda patrol".

[@spaceytracey1237]

I love Unsolved Mysteries. I get the chance to watch them now you can live in the UK and watch anything from all over the world now. Robert Stack is great, but my favourite is definitely Dennis Ferreno (probably not spelled correctly ☺️)

[@stevedubzz]

@spaceytracey1237 I must respectfully disagree lol. Now I grew up being scared as shot when that theme music would come on and Robert stack would say something chilling. Ferrino did a great job don't get me wrong but stack was just a legend.

[@candyextreme8406]

Before his end-of-show farewell that became so popular with the audience.

[@zeddeka]

The Kevin Hicks case is so sad. He was due to have a full reconstruction on crimewatch but it was kicked off due to the Suzy Lanplugh case (a classic example of the media prioritising female, middle class victims). The police now believe that Kevin was murdered that night and that he had been being groomed. One thing we now know is that Croydon back then had a lot of very serious crime problems. It was absolutely crawling with different paedophile groups. It also had serious problems with organised crime, police corruption and a burgeoning drugs problem. Kevin could have got caught up in any of that. They believe his trip to the shop was an excuse to meet someone.

[@spaceytracey1237]

A bit similar to the difference there was between Madeleine McCann disappearing and little Ben Needhams. His family was just your normal working class family, without the financial backing or massive MSM coverage of his disappearance and that has really sickened me for all this time. Both beautiful, blonde angels, but for some reason I can't understand, only one seemed to matter. Very, very sad.

[@wrghty]

Yeah it's frustrating when other crimes take over the media, when other important crimes get overlooked. It was like the heinous crime of Kelly Anne Bates in the 90's, it got completely overlooked by over crimes and media stories

[@spike197047]

I've been trying to find any info on the murder of Georgina Davis online, but unable to find any updated information regarding the case.

[@alex123case]

I'm looking as well. Seems it was an unsolved :(

[@Stiffd1]

@@alex123case 'Other jobs' Moonlighting. As consulting nurse for the weekly pick up. Fetish production and somethings gone wrong on remote set/farm. The kagool/wellies never found-DNA? She saw sordid 'events' and was refusing further involvement. Panicked and was 'silenced' back at her place as she was going to reveal others... in higher authority?

[@piotrgadowski3506]

On the next episode (September 1986) they said a woman has been charged with Georgina's murder. So, probably the case is already solved - otherwise, I think there would be something about unsolved murder on the Internet.

[@nikiwalkey8114]

I loved the clocks chiming all at once 🙂

[@stephenroche4897]

Many thanks redcard!

[@tharealmikezee3165]

7:40 LOL!!! "you may remember a female passenger behaving rather oddly..."

[@MM0SDK]

Poor Julie Perigo, her killer still walks free if he's still alive.

[@piotrgadowski3506]

Hopefully he's already eaten by worms.

[@jackbrown4120]

How do you know?

[@vivienashton5157]

I left England in 6 5 and only now am binge watching these programmes.. Sue Cook and Nick Ross were excellent presenters. I'd never realised the amount of increased crime in UK until now.

[@zeddeka]

In the 1980s, Britain had the highest level of violent crime in Europe. Lots of reasons behind that - mass unemployment, a culture of heavy drinking and an undercurrent of violence in society. It was the era of football hooligans and skinheads. Society has changed quite a bit since then.

[@Thenorthsace]

@@zeddeka here you go again with your random bullshit

[@treasurehunteruk9718]

Tell us where you live, and what the crime rate is there ............

[@kalebind1]

​​@@zeddekaM 39 STILL A HOOL BUT HAVE UNDOUBTEDLY NEVER COMMITTED ANY MURDER AT LEAST SO FAR... PLAY UP SKY BLUES!!!

[@wrghty]

Unlucky

[@ftollan]

80's CWs were the real deal - gritty...

[@denken3225]

"Burglar to the stars".

[@whatshisname3304]

bruce doing a bit of moonlighting. good game, good game. 😁😁

[@leedummett4412]

that was duffy who mentioned the airgun. they were waiting for the next train to come in, and poor anne lock was on that train.

[@MsVanorak]

that suggests she was targeted then?

[@lllucky13]

i remember when in 1989 i was on an episode of crimewatch.. still not been caught yet

[@usa567hjfth7]

You made me laugh so hard 🤣 😂 😆 👍

[@zeddeka]

Amazing how many codgers in the comments can't seem to understand why crimewatch on TV isn't like it used to be here. It's because this was getting on for 40 years ago. It's like someone from 1946 watching this and complaint that crime isn't what it used to be. The world has changed, technology has advanced massively, and the nature of crime has changed too. The police don't need to make appeals for witnesses anywhere near as much as they did in the 80s. 99% of the crimes in this episode would have been solved within days if they had happened today.

[@paulie-7654laltbhtbh]

There were 27 unsolved murders in the UK in 2019, and those are just the ones listed on wiki. I get that with the massive amount of channels, netflix etc etc that viewing figures and thus the likelihood of the programme helping to catch killers are considerably diminished, but I do feel as a public service broadcaster the BBC could have a space for a monthly show in its schedule. Last night 'Stacey Solomon Sorts it Out' was the primetime show on BBC1.....

[@soulseller1838]

@@paulie-7654laltbhtbh My god, i do hope she wasn't brought in to sort any crime out

[@bigplanslittledrive4791]

I knew Brucie was light on his feet but he really did a number on his neighbor. 😆 yeah right Bruce they stole your ladder, wink wink.

[@kristianbarford]

"...somebody got into Bruce Forsyth's potting shed" Said nobody. Ever.

[@nathaniliescu4597]

Take yourself and your ugly kid and shut up.

[@nathaniliescu4597]

@Alberto shhhhh now child.

[@leedummett4412]

poor anne lock. if she had not worked that sunday shift, she would probably still be alive today.

[@Tiredmum]

Lee Dummett someone else would probably be dead

[@noongourfain]

That's what it is. All Luck. It's never safe to do what Anne did unless you are trained and prepared to defend yourself. The murderer has thought it all out, comes prepared. Unless you have thought about what YOU would do, you're just a sitting duck.

[@noongourfain]

@Minix TvboxI know that now. But when did police figure it out? it's not in The Railway Murders documentary. How long had John Duffy been in jail before they caught Mulcahy?

[@noongourfain]

@Minix Tvbox Thanks!

[@bencooper8050]

If me mum had bollocks, she'd be me dad. All retrospective Mr Dummett

[@BigBleedinSteve]

Thanks so much for these. Do you know of an episode which featured the Hampstead Shamen Juliette D'Souza? She wasn't a Shamen then but was sent to prison for fraud. Her name wasn't D'Souza back then, possibly Vanessa Campbell or Marian Persaud or maybe something else. She's currently in prison for a major fraud. Thanks

[@michealhand1001]

Hello Redcard any chance of uploading the July 86 update ?.Thanks!

[@Mandystesia]

Jason Swift, such a sad case

[@AACE73]

They played their cards right & got a Brucie Bonus!!

[@basharathhussain6679]

This Moseley robbery is now a supermarket.

[@edwardbennett3572]

They really dropped the former girlfriend in it

[@kevintraynor4508]

The 2 girls that where killed by same killer near railway line was killed by 2 serial killers

[@margaretdevlin1831]

In complete confidence....'Mark from Croydon please call again'😂

[@neilt4723]

Bloke seen before the crime Train station Outskirts of london Bench blocking an entrance Bike Woman not made it home Just points to the railway murderers doesn’t it but it’s mad how at the start of the show they say a pathologist has called in to say the other two cases linked but don’t see how this one would be too On the Martja case, they put a piece of string across an entry, this time a bench and also an old lady saw the man doing a war dance near the station before the murder …. My god, what hindsight gives us

[@vanillasnow4084]

38:48 he got a Brucie bonus , i didn’t know Louis was big in the 80s

[@mattyexploresavengerurban7922]

yes, Cait posting them crime watch

[@LANCSKID]

Good to have Melvyn Bragg using his clipboard at 23.55.

[@mohammedjhangir3453]

Hi thanks for uploading more videos I really enjoy watching them. I would you be able to put all the video you have in a dvd for me I would really appreciate it. I

[@steviep281]

Or you could do it yourself.

[@mrkipling2201]

Did they ever find ‘ old Geoff ‘ with the beer belly??

[@Thenorthsace]

Yeah he lives down the road from me… he’s into pimping now.

[@mrkipling2201]

@@Thenorthsace 🤣🤣🤣 glad he found a steady job………….

[@Dave-ko2pr]

The laughing woman at the station makes it seem all the more chilling.

[@vanillasnow4084]

21:17 from Vera Duckworth to quite posh 😂

[@non-stickderich7112]

Why do people nick these episodes and reupload them? Retro pixels is the worst for it. People like redcard, chironss, futureisgosub and Ryan Hibbard do a fantastic job of uploading these episodes and gits steal them and add nothing to them.

[@rtd8860]

Andrew Baines agreed I don’t see the point of reuploading the original I wud rather watch the episode in its original form

[@spike197047]

Exactly. Pisses me right off too!

[@elizabethhenry6605]

Isn't Retro Pixels just compiling all the murders, raids and robberies etc into separate compilation videos rather than straight up reuploading them, though?

[@steviep281]

You're a fucking snob. Shut the fuck up.

[@ginaryan2093]

@@steviep281 so rude

[@michaelcannon2434]

That was a bonus finding a ladder in brucies potting shed

[@5340robert]

What do Ladders make ? Tall people

[@vanillasnow4084]

18:32 looks like the mum from dallas then the actress has a Vera Duckworth look

[@mrkipling2201]

Of course that bloke is robbing banks, he’s got to pay for all those hats somehow!! And the snappy shoes!!

[@TheRealAndroidDoctor]

redcard74 could u kindly upload a episode for us cw fans tonight please sir

[@jamiewaite8547]

@ 17:00 looks like Chris Eubanks 😂😂

[@pamelacorbett8774]

Amazes me that there is no guard posted outside the bank when there is a money collection due … that Ford Escort should never have been allowed to park there.

[@leedummett4412]

that videofit is david mulcahy. duffy and mulcahy were waiting for anne lock as she went to collect her bike.

[@bencooper8050]

Think it looks more like Duffy. Plus he was described as 5ft 6ins which was around the same height as Duffy. Mulcahey was bigger at about 6ft.

[@connynielson8686]

@@bencooper8050 what did macahys father do for a living ?

[@user-zr3pj5tk7k]

@@connynielson8686 I don't know, what did Macahy's father do for a living?

[@hihowareyouthen]

@@user-zr3pj5tk7k I'm still waiting for the punchline...😄

[@tezdryden9009]

was there a june 1986?

[@piotrgadowski3506]

No.

[@turquoisecat761]

Yes, 30 days of it.

[@zero15388]

someone got into Bruce Forsyth's potting shed and made off with a ladder

[@carina914]

loving Sue's blazer

[@vanillasnow4084]

18:10 bating herself up that she lives in kentish town

[@Thenorthsace]

She might have just been visiting

[@ashleysaunders9947]

the kuwaity royal family, where removed of their ill gotten gains. What can one say

[@PC-lu3zf]

Great show classic.

[@Kill--alllll---IDF]

Mr red card do u have crinewtch from June / July and aug 2002 ?

[@misplacedkiwi9498]

Kuwaiti royal family had a lot of bling

[@marcalexwatts]

Anyone else notice how similar the police officer is to the E fit. (12 minutes in.)

[@markdunstan8277]

These are excellent can see why they cancelled it

[@gujh03]

18:10 sue's necklace was mended by that jewellers mentioned .

[@tharealmikezee3165]

As an American who's actually interested in other countries/cultures...I take note of how many shires there are in England. I kno they've changed throughout the years, blahblahblah. But it seems..."funny" to me...these shires are so small! And there's so many of them! I guess that's one of the main differences about our geography..."the USA is an ocean!" said L.-F. Céline. My State of Michigan is like...bigger than England.

[@Thenorthsace]

No one cares… and England is bigger than you think, where i live in yorkshire there is 1000 miles of woodland parks and nature reserves.

[@ShakepearesDaughter]

@@Thenorthsace I agree with you. I'm American and yeah mine is a huge country, but why post random observations about it here? This is for UK Crimewatch viewers and it isn't about the USA so I'm baffled. Not everything is about us. Yeah, the UK is different, what a surprise

[@rage707]

A lot of variety in the UK- go 20 miles and the accent changes from Beatles to Oasis (Liverpool to Manchester)

[@johnrollins9153]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shire

[@gujh03]

How small a shire/county/state is down to how populated it is.

[@sdeee3842]

Leeds Permanent. Not so PERMANENT anymore.

[@SnookerMafia-or6nu]

I really hope someone just happens upon these videos and helps solve a case.

[@nicholashudson5327]

In one the crimevwatch video that girl Danielle was O bvsly in a rrelationship with a man

[@stephenkissane4268]

Some of these are sad

[@bawhatever5260]

Was he wearing a leather jacket and jeans and trainers?

[@ryanohara476]

Watching all theses horrific murders, serial killers, rapists, paedophiles, torturers and armed robbers is why I support the death penalty for all 6 of the above crimes!

[@letsdiscussitoversometea8479]

What about framers? Do you support the death penalty for people who frame _other_ people, for these sorts of crimes? And what about those who frame the framers - how about them??

[@bawhatever5260]

That's who your looking for!!

[@paulbain9262]

@32:39 did I hear the audio correct and him say "fuck off and get away from the car"

[@steve266344]

Yes, I noticed that too :)

[@letsdiscussitoversometea8479]

You don't have to *physically* spell out the words that he used. Not everyone's going to appreciate it, to put it politely. 😡

[@paulbain9262]

@@letsdiscussitoversometea8479 I don't care what you think.

[@letsdiscussitoversometea8479]

@@paulbain9262 don't you care how other people might *FEEL* because of what you say???

[@paulbain9262]

@@letsdiscussitoversometea8479 no.

[@bawhatever5260]

Stratford on Avon