His Brain was 'scattered like blackberries' | Case of Scott Wilkinson | Killer At The Crime Scene

Looks at the murder of Scott Wilkinson, who left his home in Walton-on-Thames to head out on his annual fishing trip on 'Donkey Island' in Surrey. When he didn't return home his girlfriend went looking for him and found his beaten body.
This new documentary series explores how specialist forensic teams and detectives collate the evidence discovered at the scene of a murder to catch Britain's killers. From the moment a body is discovered, the evidence gathered and decisions made in these early stages known as the “Golden Hour” can be crucial to link the killer to the crime scene and solve the case. Told through a series of laboratory tests and firsthand testimony this series delves deep into the vast array of crime scene evidence, following the twists and turns of each investigation and showing exactly what it takes to put the killer at the crime scene and secure a conviction
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[@johnshultz9557]

Man the UK and Australian justice system is soft in the US you wouldn't be getting out of prison until you stop breathing!!!!!!!

[@sangeetaadya8172]

Only 15 years .what about the lives which were destroyed by the death of this man?the pain they will suffer all their lives?😢

[@cynthiatolman326]

The way the detective in charge explain how they use the questioning when they're saying 'no comment' was very helpful I've never heard it explained.

[@diannemose244]

Unfortunately it's not a justice system it's a legal system

[@bruceritchie4382]

15 years is a slap on the wrist. Now when they get out of prison, they'll have plenty of time to become serial murderer's like they talked about. That was all pre-meditated. What a shame

[@ezraogoti2090]

justice wasn't served here

[@soccerbud16]

Spoiler: Lenny has since passed away in prison

[@justdaisyvlogs2333]

The victim is brutally killed and yet they only give 15yrs in prison for those suspects?Where is the justice there?

[@marynavanvuuren7679]

15 years?!? 12 years?!? Life in prison was the only option!!

[@mitzic2416]

Justice system is similar. You might get 20-30 yrs in US. Paroled in half that. I think they have to serve full sentence in UK and Aussie land. Never enough, and pathetic when compared to efforts taken to catch and imprison. Injustice compared to loss and grief, pain these monsters create.

[@sandybrown7739]

Yes, I can't believe how easy the sentence was! 15 years for a taking a man's life for no reason. Life is cheap in the UK!!!!

[@HLJlovejoy]

This is horrific and literally for no reason at all. Literally disgusting.

[@DeborahThird-og1uo]

15 years?????

[@rebeccamensah8039]

You take a life and they only get 15???? Years??? Joke!!!!

[@lotuspocus76312]

Police: " We think its clearly a robbery because of the violence in this crime."

[@annieroberts3556]

Life for a life 🙏♥️🙏

[@Ricenoodles80]

Those three evil demons....

[@sandibaker5298]

43:02

[@carinaejag]

They shouldn't get out until they are old. Let out with nothing to fend for themselves.

[@donnahilton471]

13 to 15? 13, I can see. Life for the other two!