Inside Lancashire's Major Crimes Team: Savage Murder & Dating Site Rapist

This episode investigates the rape of a young mother in her own home, and a man who is stabbed to death in Blackpool.
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[@stephendavies6080]

Cut those sentences in half for good behaviour, it’s a absolute disgrace,, British justice, what a joke👎

[@Lolablue-pn6yl]

Why in this country do we allow criminals in . We have enough of our own . Do we not do any checks ??

[@daviddenham1511]

No

[@messrsandersonco5985]

Unfortunately, we don't have the checks that Australia has

[@johnholmes6541]

I'd love to be able to tell you but ytube keeps deleting my comments about the people responsible

[@dannyjayke8695]

@@messrsandersonco5985 yes we do have the checks they do, we have every single security check they have, we have the exact same resources as they do, we just let them in regardless

[@sammydingdong4540]

You could say the same about the psychiatric hospitals 75% of patients are not born here .

[@sapete1936]

He shoves a knife into someone several times and gets convicted of manslaughter then sentenced to 13 years? He will be out in less than 7, ready to move on to the next victim. That is genuinely the definition of “adding insult to injury”.

[@Dollybird198]

@@sapete1936 the victim used a fire extinguisher as a weapon ? Is that okay ? Robek probs he felt he needed to use deadly force

[@sapete1936]

@@Dollybird198 so he felt he needed to use deadly force several times? It looks to me like he was out of control, and I struggle to understand how you can stab someone several times and be convicted of manslaughter. It appears to me that his intent was perfectly clear.

[@verityowens9638]

Omg! Taking a stranger into your home is bad enough but dojng that when you have a child is horrific!

[@karen-np8zn]

what did she think he was going to her house for?

[@joolaloola3402]

@@karen-np8zn Commom sense dictates you meet someone for the first time in a public place. And maybe even the second, third, fourth time. Don't they watch TV?

[@karen-np8zn]

@@joolaloola3402 agreed

[@estherstinton7962]

She said you’ve got the wrong impression but had a complete stranger in the house with her kids there! Then she said you feel like you can’t protect your kids anymore, you can’t protect your kids with strangers in the house DIMWIT

[@sheilamcinerney4291]

As for the Polish man, he has a string of offences in his own country and let him without I know you do here in Ireland, but something has to be done. He was a violent criminal.

[@annettehunter9743]

i have such admiration for police men and women. it is such a difficult job.So many advances in forensic science and they need to keep learning new material all the time. and deal with the public. these uploads are excellent as they educate me on how hard the police work. thank you

[@sheilamcinerney4291]

Absolutely stupid to bring a fella back to your house. The first time you meet. What happened to going for a coffee and a couple of dates before you bring back to your house I’m sorry but it’s too dangerous. This has happened too many times.

[@nfa6386]

Victim blaming is pro predator! Well done for outing yourself!

[@alisong2328]

Chatting online can give people the mistaken impression that they know a person well. When people finally meet after chatting, it's easier to let your guard down.

[@dolinaj1]

Very poor judgment but she’s paid a hefty price for her naïveté and/or stupidity.

[@markcoffey8903]

It shouldn't be like this but sadly these r the tines we live in

[@digitalzips]

@@nfa6386 Same tired excuse to avoid responsibility again.

[@fightingspirit-rl8xb]

No woman deserves that I will say this why let a stranger into Ur house when u don't really know them it's crazy

[@nigelwilliams9307]

She was obviously interested in having sex. He should not have raped her of course but she very obviously led him on, and then changed her mind when she saw the size of his c***

[@emmadean3007]

No woman deserves it regardless of the venue. They say on tape his M.O is to befriend them on line then meet up. The murdered guy was also in a room with his offender and didn't even know his name. So as much as he didn't deserve what happened to him. Why didn't you address his decision as crazy as well!

[@JenniferSW3]

If you have a child at home, you just don't let strangers into your home. Fair enough if you want to take risks with your life, but an innocent child has no say in what you do. Absolutely insane thing to do.

[@AnimaLibera]

Why would you invite someone you have never met into your home? Obviously, not every man is a rapist but they are out there but you don't know who is who.

[@suerichards47]

Especially where there are children

[@emmadean3007]

Why did the man who got murdered go to a house with a man they didn't even know the correct name of. I mean not every man is a killer but you don't know who is who. Victim blaming is never right. He befriends them online first, he obviously makes them feel safe or it wouldn't happen. He is responsible for his decision and only him. I guess he thought the same and hoped the ladies would be too embarrassed by their decision to report him as women know they get judged no matter what the situation is leading to rape. Men should learn No means no and its as simple as that.

[@jenniferbailey5914]

@@emmadean3007this💯⬆️

[@suzimonkey345]

Thank you for posting!

[@Hydermehdi]

Such an amazing video. Please let us know how many man-hours, the cost to the department etc. so budget cuts aren't pushed through. As always the police go over and above the call of duty. Thank you for your dedication to the job. God bless.

[@skids4791]

Criminal immigrants come here and use so many aliases. It makes it so much more expensive and harder to solve these cases and 7 years for a double rapist! What is wrong with this country!

[@ECapitalE]

Crazy. Bringing him home not knowing him. And with a child at home too. Looking for love in all the wring places. 😮.

[@whitemonkey7932]

Well according to the report....in the front garden and up the back gate

[@messrsandersonco5985]

Now we understand how women bring pedophiles into their homes: absolutely no regard to safety or security for yourself or your children. Appalling! And this isn't victim-blaming. It's surely common sense!

[@jillspence7227]

Is anybody actually 'looking for love' on these sites?

[@charleshallam3216]

@@whitemonkey7932 Do you have a daughter?

[@whitemonkey7932]

@@charleshallam3216 well chuck, as it happens, I have several

[@CarlGriffiths-x8v]

Appreciate this channel so much - thanks

[@annealderson6805]

Why on earth do people go to these dating agencies , so risky and never invite to your home

[@billybogg3602]

thanks for posting.

[@fiddlersthree8463]

An excellent channel. Compelling presentation each and every time.

[@marcy3127]

Strange how they refer to these creeps as "gentleman".

[@nataliewest2105]

As a mother I’m surprised she let a strange man in her house let alone with children there.

[@Dollybird198]

Same. Not blaming her Stating facts I’m 40 2 girls I’d never do this

[@geoffreyquirk6201]

I do think that it is so very unfair that when an accusation of sexual assault/rape that the entire details of the man is put out there for everyone to see weather he is innocent or guilty. I think until they are found guilty they should be afforded the same animality as the accuser. This guy is disgusting and should feel the full force of the law but he should not be tried by the media/public until he has gone to court. I do hope he has a tough time in prison and that women are made aware of him when he is released

[@lorihenderson673]

Are you aware of the disgraceful cps figures?

[@francinariske9896]

It's hard if you're a good guy and we as women have to walk around under threat from the bad guys, sometimes playing fair isn't an option.

[@jeanbissettfayse8844]

Brilliant channel I'm addicted to it.

[@marvincampbell5258]

Great content, makes my work days go quicker!! Keep it up, god bless you 🙌

[@nigelwilliams9307]

You must have a very cushy job.

[@Osman-mj5rf]

Says it all. Who in right mind goes on such a site and gives out address.

[@jillspence7227]

I just cannot fathom it, giving the address to someone on a dating site.

[@sherrylelee8274]

Dumb on every level to give your address to a person you met online 😮

[@carolinegladwell7855]

Those of you who are victim blaming, clearly haven't had experience of being sexually assaulted.... Shame on you

[@cosmicpuma]

KZbin channel addiction therapy will be needed as a result of the bingeability of your awesome channel. 🙌🔥🙌 I am really enjoying the content and quality. Appreciated.

[@beseeingyou9120]

"It's a rapist at large" before she's even started the investigation

[@AliceJohnson-ce2iz]

Why let a stranger in your house whe n you have a small child in the house it just stupidly on her side some people are so ridiculous

[@NightShooter87]

A lot of these cases could be avoided if they didn't take any risks. There's always being predators about, looking for vulnerability and there's plenty of people too trusting in men they know nothing about.

[@enricoiraldo9057]

I liked the part of your comment that first of all condemned the rape, just before the blaming of the victim. Overall from one to ten I find your comment to be top level c*nt

[@emmadean3007]

@NightShooter87 all these cases would be avoided if rapists didn't rape. So many victim blamers on these comments. They guy that was murdered didn't even know his killers name, that's even more crazy but noone is blaming him for getting murdered. Seems ridiculous doesn't it when putting the shoe on the other foot, yet blaming a woman for a disgusting man's decision is apparently the norm and people wonder why people don't report it.

[@giearomin2738]

You don't let in a total stranger you just met in your home and expect nothing to happen,you led him on

[@jennifer-annfarrugia3019]

With all the stories one hears and sees about so many other victims and the horrific things that happen, people still don’t get the message that it’s dangerous out there. Are they that desperate ?? 🤷🏻‍♀️

[@jillspence7227]

No brains, no self respect, no clue.

[@grahamwhittle1971]

13 years how can it not be murder he stuck a knife in someone he ment to kill him this countrys law is stupid.

[@jayadee6721]

Nice to see some new crime based content on you tube ( new to me anyhow ) 😊

[@beseeingyou9120]

Meets a totally random bloke on the Internet and invites him over having never met him. Then tells him you have the wrong impression of her. Absolute nonsense

[@dropnhitz1977]

Another banger 🔥 👌

[@JaeSwift]

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[@SeasonHeise-dj9dx]

She must have asked him to her home. Even with a child!

[@Derlascar]

All these idiotic comments about the Girl inviting a man around and somehow being culpable! How about the bloke not go to random houses for sex incase a stranger accuses him of rape!? 😡

[@jillspence7227]

She isnt culpable for the rape, just for being stupid! A kid in the house too WTF! And yes, men should be careful too, it is ridiculous, dangerous and stupid no matter what sex you are.

[@anitahirst3261]

13 years 😢

[@TheJamie1965]

All the comments from people blaming the woman for inviting the man to her house are outrageous and ridiculous. Also blaming her for using a dating app. The fact is people meet other people in a whole variety of ways. If a woman is unlucky enough to meet a rapist he'll rape her after meeting in a restaurant, a bar, going to see a movie, after several dates where nothing happens. Blame the rapist not the victim and blame the legal system for the light .sentences

[@davebolan7282]

Yet your radio operator at Burnley, Preston,Blackburn, Andrea, is guilty of assault, abuse of position, mental abuse, but, no charges brought upon her by your own constabulary she works for.

[@kristiestjohn-v7x]

Seriously who invites a stranger to the home with a child in the house.

[@jenniferbailey5914]

Please stop victim blaming….it’s disgusting and you should be ashamed! Regardless of where she met him he had no right to SA her!

[@OLDSKOOLRAVER1]

It disgusting that she let a stranger around her child ,you melt

[@russellpragnell2087]

@@jenniferbailey5914 Females need to stop putting themselves in shite vulnerable places. The world is unsafe!!

[@ianmasters4225]

It’s not victim blaming it’s pointing out where she put herself at risk.

[@solox5853]

alcohol can cause people to do crazy things, i think any crime commited when the person is on high amounts of alcohol they should be given half the sentencing.

[@RobertCampbell-z7m]

Av just not long started to watch this just read a couple of comments pure confused looking for a polish guy will watch on

[@nigelwilliams9307]

Not a great idea for a woman to hook up with a strange guy on a dating website, invite him round to her HOME for their first ever meeting, while her kids are sleeping upstairs..and then being surprised when the guy thinks she's up for it.

[@leonwilks4114]

Would you do that then assume a bird wants it, he's got no right doing that regardless of the invite

[@MeredithBell-v3f]

Unfortunately dating website don't always attract nice people

[@HdHd-hp6qz]

@leonwilks4114 You’ve completely disregarded how dumb the woman was inviting a stranger to her home with children upstairs. What rights does a person have to demand off a stranger? None.

[@__Ess]

@@leonwilks4114 nobody has a right to expect anything from anyone that you’re right but please don’t disregard that woman’s blatant idiocy and naivety I’m a mom and never have random people around my kids never mind invite some man I’ve never met into my home with my kids upstairs that’s absolutely stupid crazy and 100% unavoidable A decent mom certainly wouldn’t do it She needs to get her act together her senses to danger clearly aren’t normal putting her kids at risk like that is shocking and I can bet many brain dead women do it

[@leonwilks4114]

@@HdHd-hp6qz that's her choice if she's oblivious to the fact that there's predators out there who prey on the vulnerable,either way he's where he needs to be

[@alanwood4968]

I believe from some films i have seen that lancashire police are stepping up their harassment during interviews. If this has started from the top the public should be informed of the truth.

[@jillspence7227]

Say no comment and ask for a lawyer straight away.

[@Handleoff1]

13 years for knifing someone to death. And they keep wondering why there's a murder epidemic

[@alijay68]

why on earth would you invite a stranger to your home ? silly girl ,

[@alisong2328]

Online predators know just what to say to their victims to get them to let their guard down. And chatting online can make it seem like you know a person when you finally meet in person.

[@grahamwhittle1971]

Keep away for dating sites dont go to anybodys house always meet outside first

[@mittensthecat2582]

do you think the reason why the rapist was convicted was due to his pattern in doing this at least twice? It feels like, rape once = not enough evidence. Rape twice = Evidence.

[@dotcassilles1488]

As the narrator said the problem with getting enough evidence in a rape case is that most often it's "he said, she said" because it is done where only 2 people are in the room/area at the time of the rape... The victim and the rapist. The rapist often plays on the vulnerable people and makes sure they meet somewhere isolated from other people.

[@boffwozere]

Isn’t it one of the fundamental basis of law in the UK that you are ,.” innocent until proven guilty “ if so why are the police calling him a rapist before they have even interviewed him he is not a rapist until proven, convicted and sentenced in a court of law ... but OMG the stupidity of that lady inviting a stranger into her home with her child there

[@chrissie1066]

“hand himself in for questioning “?? You mean attend for questioning.

[@Stiffd1]

(6.51) "He's got quite sticky out ears - ' Practical Plod Intelligence.

[@thinkbig3384]

God bless our open borders!!

[@Davidnumber23]

not the first story like this, "plenty of rapists" on there it seems.

[@MijoShrek]

Its a trash ass site and chalk full of predatory people for both men and women. Guys run the risk of meeting strangers and walk into a robbery trap. Long lists of that that is the risks you run meeting up with strangers on the Internet. Its not like we just started running it yesterday.

[@tullochgorum6323]

For the love of all that's sane, don't meet stranges in your home. Get to know them in a safe public place - or at the very least ensure that there's help at hand.

[@stellanagita5644]

My question is how did he end up at her house? Iam not trying to take sides but some women are reckless. What do u think that guy wants from you as a woman and why would u even give him your address. There's more to the story. Women play victim a lot I think the police needs to check her phone and see what kind of conversation the woman had with this man.

[@SuPeRbOmBeRmAn4]

you gotta be pretty desperate to let strangers into your house who you never knew! 💣💣💣 , both sentences are a joke, hardly worth putting them away full stop.

[@flemwad]

That guy has a double digit iq

[@klawlor3659]

Biased police investigation from the outset. Woman copper takes the whole story as gospel, without question. I remember seeing police investigations in the past (from 2005), where everything is appropriately questioned and where bias isn't used. May explain why most of these cases fall through before charging stage.

[@gloriagreen6110]

And you let him in our country

[@lauracowling54]

Our criminals used to hop over to Spain. Kenneth Noye for example.

[@theStevenPowell]

propensity to lie??? every one lies or has lied..... every one - including the police in this video... so they are hypocrites.

[@macswanton9622]

"4,000 'oles in Blackburn Lancashire"

[@grahamwhittle1971]

Inside Lancashire major crime team

[@maureenshaw8633]

I'm glad I've come across your channel. Subbed 😊 21:53

[@Marvindorfler1]

Suspect ' I've just had a beer and I've got my feet up , can I maybe see you tomorrow ' Female DS - ' I think he's panicking a bit ' 😂😂 Suspect then turns up eating an apple

[@Stormy_69]

With his brief! He was shitting it. That apple was barely nibbled 😛He was trying to appear nonchalant, and failing IMO.

[@Siren2994]

10:18 man looks do shocked. Like what am I doing here 😮

[@scottjohnstone6204]

He can be shocked and guilty simultaneously of course, or shocked and innocent, lot's of reasons to feel disbelief or shock from his eyes, we're all biased!

[@solox5853]

for those wondering why the sentencings are low, maybe cos the women let a complete stranger in their house with kids around,,,,,,,,,,,,alcohol involved etc. lol if i was a judge id also give the lads the benefit of the doubt.

[@RobertCampbell-z7m]

I'm a guy and single but I still wouldn't give a girl I met online my address always meet in a public place incase there a crazy av met a few of them over the years

[@7ofthem]

7 years 😢

[@Keepingitrespectfulmostly.]

All the dates I went on, I bided my time and played it by ear. Let the other person know you respect them and they are mainly in charge of what happens and they really do seem to realise and appreciate it. You would probably be amazed at what can happen, if you let the other person (female) take the lead and control of the evening. I, would feel utterly sick and ashamed if I tried to force myself on someone and it was very unwelcomed. Response to video only.

[@janethughes9541]

I’m sorry, but personal responsibility, it’s a total stranger after all.

[@grahamwhittle1971]

I could not do there job .

[@OldschoolTruths]

Why are Police Officers being polite to the criminals, and being patient? Im fed up of the british nicey nicey approach.

[@JaeSwift]

Building rapport makes them more likely to open up in interview and make them less likely to kick off and cause problems

[@whitemonkey7932]

Years past where there was no cctv....a suspect would be encouraged to assist with enquiries in a dark stairway but the public got all concerned about human rights

[@daviddenham1511]

Hey , ever heard of innocent until proven guilty?……no,didn’t think so

[@davebolan7282]

How are the police meant to be impartial, without building some form of communication between them and the criminals? They cannot work off a one sided comment, report without investigating both sides, makes the softly softly touch more beneficial in an arrest.

[@jillspence7227]

@@daviddenham1511 exactly, they are Police, not judge and jury.

[@scottm3533]

No use complaining on here about the justice system complain to the government which falls on deaf ears anyway

[@HdHd-hp6qz]

I know the police have a job to do. But I don’t agree with turn up to a defendant’s work place telling them that you’re looking for him. You’re destroying someone’s life that could be totally innocent. Full discretion should be awarded to the defendant unless he is found guilty of the offence. Just the suggestion of claims like that alone can ruin people’s lives just off an allegation.

[@sk-23.]

The authorities don't show up at somebody's workplace and tell their colleagues that they're looking for a rapist/murderer etc. They approach management and tell them that they "believe the person might be able to help them with their enquiries in an incident" and that "they're not in any trouble" - this is done very deliberately to prevent the police from being sued for damages should the person of interest suffer adverse effects of their visit to the workplace, but also to not spook any person of interest. No details of any crime are shared with management. I know because I've experienced it personally having witnessed a hit-and-run where a cyclist was seriously injured and it was feared the suspect would try to flee the country if they couldn't arrest him asap. It's actually quite common for police to visit the workplace of those with some sort of involvement in a crime, but you rarely hear of it because they keep it lowkey for these reasons.

[@HdHd-hp6qz]

@ sk-23 You’re talking absolute nonsense. By law the police have to disclose the nature of any incident to the general public if on request. They don’t have to say who is involved but they do have to disclose the nature of the crime if a member of the public were to ask them. Journalists use this right all the time. I’ve asked the police myself just walking past a crime scene what has happened here. And they’ve told me straight away that there has been a stabbing.

[@chrisplace9773]

I have trouble believing this.

[@SeasonHeise-dj9dx]

Sounds like she has got herself,into this

[@MANIC3420]

Play silly games win silly prizes

[@Mrs.TJTaylor]

Play dangerous games win dangerous prizes.

[@YourLoyalHighness87]

21:38 I haven’t read the comments but I believe his first account more than hers.

[@Happane]

Usual suspect

[@lorrainewadsworth6977]

?????

[@hashimnasser9967]

I partly blame the women. She invites a strange man to his house. Drinks alcohol with him, he rapes her. As a Muslim this would have never reached such a stage, my dad would have never allowed him to meet me alone let alone drink alcohol with him. My father is my protector and knows he doesnt want his daughter to be played with emotionally let alone in a drunken state. He would want me and him to feel compatible and suitable enough to take eachother serious enough to honour eachother via marriage. Alhamdulillah i am a muslim. If i am serious about the man then i want him to honour me as a respectful women via marriage even if we end up in divorce later on in life rather than being a one night stand after a club session and continue this habit or fall into a situation like this.

[@GirlVersusMonster]

There's rapists in every community, luv. They will always find ways to slither into the lives of their victims. But you are correct to do things the safe way. It's a shame so many young girls don't have a good dad or a husband these days. I'm happy that you are safe - my best friend was a Muslim girl, but she wasn't as lucky as you. Take Care luv.

[@sk-23.]

Many Muslims are rapists, many Christians are rapists, many Hindus, many Buddhists. Rapists do not recognize religion. So just because your dad - a Muslim, is present when you are meeting another Muslim man before you are married, does not mean this man will not forcibly have sex with you/rape you once you are married to him. "Partly" blaming any woman for being raped based on your own particular Muslim experience as an unmarried Muslim lady is ridiculous really. No offense to your Muslim faith is intended whatsoever, but your personal belief on this subject is very simplistic and naive.

[@terryyakamoto3488]

Some Muslim girls are forced into arranged marriages. Comparing and contrasting different cultures and claiming one is superior is superficial and slightly condescending

[@jillspence7227]

@@unklefrank319 Muslims have selective memories, always acting so moral but we know.......

[@HillbillyIslandLife]

Don't ask me why, but I have a feeling the chic that got assaulted from the dating app guy is lying! I have a great intuition for things and she was setting off all my bells!

[@tobleramone]

Thanks for your input. Now please don't comment ever again about any of your hunches, thanks.

[@theshamanarchist5441]

@@tobleramone say what you like. It's a free country.

[@anitahirst3261]

13 years, is that all 😮

[@raerae6422]

It was an actor voicing her interview. Not the real voice of the victim.

[@HdHd-hp6qz]

It’s the anal sex that she didn’t like and he probably left straight after didn’t stay over or show any signs that he’d call her back. It’s only rape if the woman doesn’t fancy you in a lot of cases.

[@zanethepain8915]

Letting a man you've met for the first time in to your home with your child is a stupid move

[@elisa7881]

She has a child and gave her address!!! Of course it would be wrong to blame the victim but...

[@noreenmadden3028]

What I find ridiculous is that a mother would bring a unknown man to her home, I do feel sorry for her as it doesn't seem like she has any BRAINS to do any better for herself.I am a 73 year old woman and I know better about "social media dating site's ." Wake Up to yourself before you put your child in DANGER.Noreen Australia 🦘

[@jillspence7227]

You are right, and this women would be one who would send money to Nigeria for a 'romance' scammer. Dumb doesn't even begin to describe it.