The Mystery Predator Caught 26 Years After Teen Murder | Nightmare In Suburbia | Absolute Crime

[@amandapittar9398]

As a mother I just cannot imagine the pain of Colette’s mother down through the years. There is a special place in hell for murderers.

[@SheilaMiller-cz6yq]

×1 17

[@Al-Hunt-acrylic-painter]

X3 95

[@ThanaBrunges-mx7ji]

Amen 😅

[@Faristol7]

Colette's mother wanted to take her in the car to her boyfriend's house. The decision not to will have weighed very heavily on her all these years. I'm so glad the evil murderer was caught, and also glad that he died in prison very soon after being convicted. He ruined Colette's family, and also his own - his wife & children knew nothing of this. RIP Colette.❤️

[@UnknownUser-j3n]

Lets hope there is. We dont know for sure. May be that's how the world is. No justice.

[@nicolew4877]

What a piece of work. First he murders a girl, then he lies about having cancer, and then tries to blame his brother who had passed away. I have no words for this man.

[@joehagen8854]

Conman. Can fool you so easily. They are gifted with the ability To have you believing Every word they say And they never work alone. There are acomplices every much as guilty as the Perpetrator Never. Give your bank details sort code. Bank. Number to ANYONE You don’t know If Necessary call your bank ask is this person connected with this bank. Usually You will find the conman. Or consrtist Has put the phone down

[@joehagen8854]

Conman. Can fool you so easily. They are gifted with the ability To have you believing Every word they say And they never work alone. There are acomplices every much as guilty as the Perpetrator Never. Give your bank details sort code. Bank. Number to ANYONE You don’t know If Necessary call your bank ask is this person connected with this bank. Usually You will find the conman. Or consrtist Has put the phone down

[@lesley9989]

Absolutely oxygen thief

[@lynisathome222]

❤

[@TheCrystalBoat]

Blaming your dead brother is next level messed up. What a coward.

[@jackiebaptiste6319]

such a warm and gracious child amen 💖😢

[@Siberaborn]

​@@jackiebaptiste6319why it can't exactly hurt his brother can it ?😂

[@lesley9989]

​​@@Siberabornare you for real? It's about this guy being a prize prick and still trying to blame someone else and taking no responsibility. I'm guessing your comment is a joke, but it isn't funny

[@lesley9989]

​@@jackiebaptiste6319?

[@suenoko]

@@SiberabornIf his brother had a wife and kids ,it could have effected them greatly and stigmatized them.

[@duvessa2003]

I feel so sorry for Colette’s mom. I hope, since she gave this interview, there has been some new joy in her life 🍀

[@lannah080907]

😊😮😢😊😢😅😢😊😊😊😊w

[@lannah080907]

😊😮😢😊😢😅😢😊😊😊😊w

[@lannah080907]

😊😊w😊😊

[@schielesmrs7648]

Why are you leaving all these idiotic and hurtful messages? You are really disrespectful. ​@@lannah080907

[@gracelord6476]

Colette was my mums classmate, and while they weren’t close friends, she said that she was always so nice to her. The murder really shook keyworth and my mum has never forgotten the girl she sat next to in French class.

[@1990-t1j]

Poignant.

[@ma.delmaschio2621]

Donc Colette et votre mère parlaient français alors ??

[@ma.delmaschio2621]

Donc Colette et votre mère parlaient français alors ??

[@ma.delmaschio2621]

Donc Colette et votre mère parlaient français alors ??

[@ma.delmaschio2621]

Donc Colette et votre mère parlaient français alors ??

[@gaiagreen2690]

So we know that Hutchinson first assaulted and then murdered Colette, then wrote a taunting letter to the police, then lied to his family about being ill for decades and then finally he blamed his dead brother for his own crime - how do such people even exist? And these are only a few of his deeds which we know, because with a mind like that, who knows what else he has done during all those years. Seriously, imagine disovering that your son, your brother, your husband or, the worst of all, your own father are a murdering sociopath! Truly unbelievable.

[@KobusBreed]

And planned it before by stealing a car.

[@geoffpoole483]

Have a look at the Stefan Kiszko case. He was wrongly convicted while the actual perpetrator remained at large until he was finally convicted.

[@joehagen8854]

If. This individual knew for the crime of murder. He was going to put into a condemned cell for 3 Weeks to let his defence find a way to keep him from the walk to the gallows

[@UnknownUser-j3n]

At least his son contributed in getting that monster apprehended, by submitting his dna. This case may not have ever been solved without his aid. On a side note, they had multiple witnesses who had seen the killer that night, why did the police never try to design some sort of photo identification process of people in the area. It may not be a guaranteed success, but in this case, it would have easily solved the crime because the killer lived right next to the crime scene.

[@lesley9989]

​@@geoffpoole483yes it's a sad case. Unsure how it's relevant to this though

[@lpetitoiseau9146]

It’s difficult to believe that this was his only S_x__L attack. He was arrogant enough to taunt the investigators. He concocted elaborate ruses to hide periodic absences from his family. The evening he abducted Collette he was obviously on the hunt. I think this monster must have attacked other women.

[@BlackStump172]

I agree . Somewhere else he would have done more . I wonder if he travelled .

[@carmeldelaney1086]

God Bless these policemen and Detectives.

[@Skinny_Karlos]

I agree. Maybe after DNA became a 'thing' he started using condoms.

[@indigosky4098]

For sure

[@skaworld509]

And blamed his dead brother

[@breeirish5743]

What a lovely lady her Mum is, it’s so sad but I’m glad he was caught, albeit a long time afterwards. God rest Colette.

[@lorrainebennett7528]

Wow, Dr Tim is a legend, he was instrumental in catching the killer! Also DS Flint, well done both of you.

[@ianmacfarlane1241]

Can't forget the part the pub landlady played too. Very switched on.

[@greatfun7316]

The one who initiated to search that list all over again, cause maybe some were being added. And yesss... The bar landlady indeed played a crucial role as well!

[@ivanjackson7924]

My father was a Detective on the first murder investigation of collette, This case haunted him for years!! Rip Angelx

[@janeE011]

I hope you're proud of your dad. Police Detectives work very hard and are an asset to our communities 😊

[@ivanjackson7924]

Thank you, for that comment, we are all very proud of my father and his achievements at helping to solve many crimes in Nottingham! And beyond.The brutal murder and rape of colette is still etched in his memory, glad that she gained some kind of justice eventually!! Ps my father is still going strong at nearly 90!!

[@gillgallett4864]

@@ivanjackson7924Wonderful ❤

[@JeffsWig]

​@@ivanjackson7924I recently lost my dad aged 90. All the best to your dad 💪

[@derryjones1029]

I bet it did it must b hard to deal with

[@civilpanda9422]

My deepest sympathy to Collette's family for her loss. It is indeed horrifying to think of how she was so brutally attacked and killed - at 16 she was just a child. I am delighted the police got the perpetrator. Fair play to all those who persisted to get justice for Collette.

[@lisadolan689]

👏👏👏 agreed

[@rosemaryfurness20]

So sad

[@SandraCummings-mn2hf]

The devil is real very real

[@debbrown9365]

The commentary is a bit silly " despite never having served anyone with blood on their hands before , the landlady didn't contact police" . How ridiculous

[@h84912]

​@@debbrown93659

[@SharonMartinez]

That he raped and murdered her is, obviously, horrific. But, then, to write this gloating letter after this heinous crime is a whole other level of psychopathy. It’s hard to believe that he did, only, this one dirty deed.

[@melodytenisch6232]

Then to say it was his dead brother who did it. Evil man!

[@CityThatCannotBeCaptured]

And then to blame his innocent brother and then to kill himself in prison after only 9 months after being sentenced. Evil to the core and always had been.

[@killereverb3928]

Thank you for filling in the blank. I noticed he was sentenced in 2010 and then - that he died that same year. So I was like - what?

[@PetloverTN]

He probably killed others 😡

[@raymondmcdonald355]

The gloating letter was his undoing.

[@emmajames1084]

I'm born and live in Nottingham. In fact I was born just a few months before this happened. Hard to believe this angel would be nearly 60 now. RIP Collette❤

[@David-uf8ex]

It beggars belief how these evil wicked monsters can do such things then just carry on with their life as if nothings happened . RIP Collette

[@ГерманУстинов-з1х]

Super💯. Monster🐊

[@thecook8964]

I'm thinking did they just stop with one victim?🤔

[@greatfun7316]

He carried on right away. He went to the pub with blood on his hands. 🤢

[@DonChanoNewOrleans]

It’s crazy how there was so many just like this that were never caught before the age of information.

[@nlwilson4892]

There's still a lot of unsolved murders from that era. I like to think that those who initially got away with are plagued by worry every time they hear about another case being solved, wondering if they are going to be next. If some old sample is going to get re-tested, if some relative will get arrested for a drunken fight and get their DNA taken.

[@starwood213]

@@nlwilson4892 Many more will be caught or identified with DNA from genealogy websites in the years to come.

[@Sunshine-nq6wv]

RIP Collette. How awful for her family who have to live with this. Kudos must go to the determination of Nottinghamshire Police and the Lab. doctor, who were determined to catch the killer and obtain justice for Collette

[@richardlippincott8881]

The Landlady was so very helpful!! Bravo.

[@georgehosea139]

Sorry to Collette's mother, no mother should ever have to go through such a traumatic experience. 😅

[@meesamagill1193]

Wrong emoji

[@lisasmith7066]

I hope that the solving of this case helps Collette’s family and friends. As for a motive, these sick bastards never stand up and say what (obviously) lead them to a r***. Rest In Peace Collette. Your story touched my heart 🙏🕊

[@FairyHyacinth]

I think he is a oportunist. Someone who doing bad things no motive just a chance. Like he stole the car

[@kerry418]

Thanks to the police, who never gave up

[@80srenaissance67]

That's their job

[@ngm7374]

@@80srenaissance67they have hundreds of cases it’s special they didn’t give up on this one because so many are cold

[@azillliasmith2734]

@@80srenaissance67And sometimes they're good at it and that should be acknowledged.....

[@darrylmeeking6839]

@@80srenaissance67but thank you anyway 😢

[@TheBezaleel]

The Police deserve huge credit for solving this case. RIP Young Lady.

[@johnoneill4483]

prof. alec jeffreys deserves the credit for solving it!

[@johnoneill4483]

@@TheBezaleel , if it weren't for science and dna, the police, stupid as they are, would still be walking around in circles, the investigation going nowhere!

[@takeshiyamamoto3473]

i hope colette's mom doesn't blame herself for her murder. at that age, the need for independence outweighs our sense of danger sometimes. colette didn't deserve anything that happened to her, glad she got the justice she so deserves.

[@juliadenholm8727]

I would like to say that this narrator's voice is one of the best, it's a pleasure to listen to and makes this programme more enjoyable (if that's possible) From an avid crime buff!!

[@mohammaddavoudian7897]

All such episodes make you sad. Some more than the others. This episode is certainly one of the latter. Each time I saw Colette's smiling face, my heart sank. RIP.

[@Martha-lh3eq]

Poor baby . Thank God he was found out . She is in Heaven

[@BlackStump172]

She is safe in God’s hands and has been for a long time . Her pain was over as soon as she died , but it was not over for her family and friends . 😢

[@Rumpole1000]

NOTE: At 8:00 a.m. on 10 October 2010, 9 months after his sentencing and after 18 months in custody, Hutchinson was found unconscious in his cell at Nottingham Prison. Paramedics were called and tried to resuscitate him. He died at 9:58 a.m. in an ambulance on the way to hospital. It is believed he took an overdose of medication, but a post mortem examination was inconclusive. Hutchinson's daughter told the inquest he had asked his wife to come and meet him in prison the day before he died, but she did not attend the meeting.

[@countesscable]

A perfect narration voice: clear and without excruciating ‘vocal fry’

[@looloo4029]

What is ‘vocal fry’ exactly? I am not sure what this means.

[@BlackStump172]

@@looloo4029Vocal fry is when the voice sounds a bit high and scratchy , nasal . It is irritating to some . I too wondered after people complained about another KZbinr , American . She mellowed her voice . 👍 . Mandy Matney on the Murdaugh Murders later called Luna Shark . Go to the early episodes and the latest ones .

[@deanothemanc5281]

Most Brits have better narration. I find USA 🇺🇸 rather irritating lol!!!!

[@LittleKikuyu]

@countesscable Now, I know there are listening preferences and everyone has right to chose what to listen to for entertainment but in the face of a horrible rape and murder: is this REALLY important?! I mean shouldn’t we kind of focus on making this world a better place where things like this never happen again instead of the way someone speaks… 🥺

[@1961-v9k]

I HATE vocal fry. There are lots of videos I immediately click off the minute I hear the tiniest hint of a fried voice.

[@VictoriaWalters-g6q]

The pain of loosing a child would be overwhelming,knowing how she died would make it worse.

[@Kinkle_Z]

What a shame he died in custody only 1 year after he was identified as the killer! He essentially got away with it.

[@deanothemanc5281]

Yep but they did get him, plus he went to the grave knowing that all his family knew, utter rat. Tbh I'm amazed he didn't have some sort of criminal record. Seems unlikely this was his only crime.

[@markwarne5049]

God knows all things so he did not get away with it he be in hell now.

[@stevewilliams5428]

He took himself out with an overdose.

[@KarenKreager]

The killer did not get away with anything. He will meet his maker in the afterlife and God will judge him.

[@stevewilliams5428]

@@KarenKreager Surely he will be forgiven?

[@melonycrumpet]

So sorry for Colette and her family. Unbearable suffering for everyone and one evil creature responsible.

[@shawroberts5149]

To all those making comments that the mother was neglectful, please bear in mind that 2 other young girls were approached by this predator, but the harassment was not reported. This gives a strong suggestion that the area was considered safe...

[@Jomanka100]

The world felt a safer place 40 years ago. There was no social media, so we relied on news-stations, TV, and papers, so there was little reporting on murders, even though we know they happened.

[@raskarl]

Such a tragic case. I am saddened that the family had to wait so long for the perpetrator to be caught and sentenced. RIP to Colette Aram

[@duvessa2003]

What is shocking is that this man was able to live quietly for so long after the unthinkable way he victimized Colette.

[@KristianLord-p5n]

I was only 9 when this happened but I’ll never forget. We lived in Keyworth at the time, the murderers car was found on our road. I was a pupil at Willow Brook and we went to school as normal in the morning but when it was home time the playground was full of parents. I clearly remember my Mum was dressed in black and had obviously been crying. Never again was I allowed to walk to or from school alone again. Keyworth was full of fear and suspicion for many years. So sorry to the family for what they’ve had to go through. Thankful that the monster was discovered and is now gone.

[@laurids2007]

I was 9 too, living in Brazil then. Now, my home is Germany. Today, after reading and watching about this horrific crime, it brings me back the memory of a schoolmate who once was my best friend in school. She was assassinated, 14 years old, a month before her 15th birthday. Colette's smile and face features reminded me of my lovely friend, Joecy. We used to hang out together in school, under a mango tree, to have a snack together and talk about our dreams... 😢 sometimes I think about so many things and people that crossed my path, and I think about her, and I pray she is in peace. Her murderer is now at large, didn't stay in jail. Her mother, when she meets me, every time I visit my hometown, remembers her daughter, and it's painful to be around her or talk to her. Till today she misses her so so much. She has other two kids, but Joecy was the oldest. If she were alive, she would be around 50. I wonder what person she would be, what kind of mother? I will never know. I just hope she is with the Almighty Father in Heavens. One day, I hope to see her again and give her a big hug. May God bless you. ❤💞🙏 may God bless Colette and her family.

[@marshapieroni6677]

​@@laurids2007have they ever had a documentary about your friend?

[@marshapieroni6677]

​@imac-huntwhen was that? Because the worst times were early 70s through the 90s. Maybe before cell phones when we didn't get immediate news? It's always been here, we just didn't hear about them.

[@greatfun7316]

​@@marshapieroni6677 We read it in the newspapers and saw it on a big screen.

[@stuzo666]

What a vile world we live in, I'm 68 year old and this is so upsetting

[@martinoduor5321]

What's wrong with some men in this world? How can you do something like that and just move on to live a normal life? And even have a wife and kids of your own? How How How How 🤔?

[@MikeGreenwood51]

'How can they'? Seems to read better in stead of 'How can you'. Or were you asking for a response from a murderer?

[@martinoduor5321]

@MikeGreenwood51 😂😂😂 I was very emotionally sorry

[@amybishop9787]

Martin - IMO, no need for you to apologise. Your comment made perfect sense and we often refer to “you” in this way, as in asking generally and not to the actual “you” and it’s obvious that this is how you meant it to be understood. I agree with you, it’s bizarre how someone can operate in this way. I lived nearby to this murder and as a latchkey kid, I had to let the next door neighbours know I was home to give my working mum a little peace of mind

[@Kat1985e]

I was friends with his eldest daughter, i played at the house often, i think he was even school governor at some point, he was horrible to his family, they were petrified of him😢 but fooled the wider community into believing he was a normal family man, absolutely horrific what he did to that poor girl

[@martinoduor5321]

@Kat1985e things like this make me look at my neighbours twice. You just never know who someone really is!!!

[@josephdillon7420]

Great work for the investigators!!! Thanks for sharing!!!

[@SuperZytoon]

To realize that this piece of filth lived freely longer than Colette’s entire life on earth is sickening.

[@ronanwalsh7024]

It's not until read cases like Collettes that you really realise the impact that the actions of these monsters have on families, the horror that he put the poor little girl through and all the years of life that he stole from her. The parents who forever will endure a life sentence for loss of their lovely child.... their lives shattered by a senseless act of savagery. God bless them and the police who never gave up.k

[@justonsullivan3807]

Alot of Investigaters don't get enough credit, the work and thought process that they put into cases is remarkable. It doesn't always turn out, but when it does it's amazing. My thoughts and prayers go out to the family and friends. R.I.P Colette, u will never be forgotten. She is up in the Heavens looking down and watching her family with the Angels. 🙏🇺🇲🗽🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🙏

[@uchimataman]

Murder done in 1983. add 25 years it took to catch him. 2008. Then dies in 2010. So he only did 2 years in prison. Enjoyed the prime of life for 25 years. Still at least he was caught.

[@stfuplsok]

*A lot of *Investigators

[@MikeGreenwood51]

@@uchimataman The 25 years of a murderer knowing he is guilty with blood on his hands can never be enjoyed to the extent a person can enjoy if he is free of those heineous crimes. Imagine a criminal murderer looking in to a mirror looking to see himself and all he sees is a murderer staring back. There has to be something nagging at him all the time. Fear even of the door bell ringing and all the time going through his rehersals trying to evade capture. The prime of his youth was over. The prime of his life was tarnished. Stained with the evil of his deeds. The can run but never hide from their own shadow. His guilt for ever with him.

[@norfolkronin6307]

@@MikeGreenwood51 Yes but. There truly is evil people about who do deeds like that and don't care at all. But at least they got the barsted in in the end. Bless

[@LoraHari81]

Science solved it, not police

[@davidtydeman1434]

Well produced documentary on a very sad case. He even blamed his dead brother

[@deniseconsultant1538]

Well done research and clear coherent narration. And no AI yay. Thank you

[@PaulMitchell-uj1uu]

Sometimes there is a strong case for capital punishment. This is one such case.

[@francis2811]

This was the first investigation on the first episode of Crimewatch UK. Hutchinson had a bizarre and unhealthy interest in younger children when he was a teenager. Alarm bells should have been ringing back then. The horrors of this case will never be forgotten...

[@markwarne5049]

If the police knew this about the guy it could of been solved earlier

[@LittleKikuyu]

Yeah i wonder, there were probably people around him who noticed he was off long before he was on the police‘s radar. If only there were mechanisms to report and catch people like this before they commit murder 🤔

[@francis2811]

Hutchinson was destined to be a sex offender. In 1972 I was a 9 year old boy holidaying with my family at Bashley Holiday Park in the New Forest. Hutchinson was there with his parents. He befriended me, and I still have photographs of us playing together. However, a game of hide and seek in the woods turned out to be a strange and unpleasant experience for me, and also in the swimming pool changing rooms. Years later, I was horrified to learn of his offending - but not totally surprised.

[@AlanaRenton]

​@@francis2811 thats awful hope ur doing well god 🙏

[@Venmaylove]

​@@francis2811that's wild. He was always perverted then

[@janetbrown6409]

How can he live with four kids knowing what he had done. Poor collette n her family x

[@rosamundmundy6966]

Thank goodness for all the Detectives,Police,Forensic People.. And DNA... YOU ALL DO AMAZING WORK AND NEVER GIVE UP .. THANK YOU

[@Bebecat477]

Hard to believe he only killed one little girl...

[@donna9374]

NO !!!! DEFINITELY ...SOMEONE SOMEWHERE KNOWS... SHAME ON THEM GODBLESS DARLING COLLETT❤

[@Venmaylove]

Evil

[@AuntyPatz]

True. Two girls dodged this evil man, sadly Collett got caught by this Evil Man.

[@josephinerimmer6888]

God bless that poor Mother. I can’t and daren’t imagine what it would do to me.

[@duvessa2003]

We should not have to imprison our daughters to keep them safe.

[@CityThatCannotBeCaptured]

Wow. Fantastic police work.

[@karlmeadows4986]

No family should ever go through this, brought a few tears to my eyes

[@warrencarter190]

This was phenomenal detective work!!!

[@johnrobinson1020]

What a useless piece of crap Paul Hutchinson was; he avoided capture for all those years and then the coward took an overdose in prison after only a bit over a year inside. I hope he rots in hell. God rest this beautiful young girl's soul and my sympathy for her family.

[@PaulEcosse]

I think the mother was absolutely right to hassle the cops and they failed her.

[@melissawright1979]

That pub landlady practically solved the whole case. It goes to show; if there is a crime committed where you live, ANY information you can provide can help solve the case. Big or small; your bit of information can be the difference between solved and unsolved. Always speak up

[@samfallow18]

That piece of crap died while in police custody in 2010.

[@patagualianmostly7437]

I know what you mean, but that's not actually true. He was in Prison. The Police do not manage the prisons. Different service completely. (I'm not criticising your comment, just clarifying for the benefit of readers abroad. 👍🤗) And yes...he was a piece of crap.

[@PetloverTN]

Her poor mum…she wanted so badly to drive her that night ….she probably never forgave herself 💔

[@AuntyPatz]

He was on the Hunt. Sadly Colette was on his path. If not her, then sadly it would of been another girl. Amazing he is not connected to other murders.

[@glad6054]

It's so sad that girls/women can't walk anywhere freely and the threat is other human beings, not a wild animals.

[@serenaleigh8418]

Appreciate the effort of dr Clayton and the all involved.

[@felixthecleaner8843]

a true definition of a rat.. lied and deceived people all of his life and even tried to blame his dead brother. It's a shame he only got to serve a short while in custody before he passed away - Good Riddance to bad rubbish.

[@craigywaigy4703]

Stirling job by the police, throughout the investigations.🙌 What a horrendous thing to have happened to the whole family - RIP. ❤🙏

[@Kristenoyinbo]

My goodness this poor young woman was taken too soon. I hope she's at peace in heaven and her loved ones are ok.

[@LanceCzerwinski]

“She was murdered for sex” genuinely made my heart sink. We need to protect our women and kiddos, not saying the parents weren’t or anything of that nature; but there has to be a way to protect our most vulnerable for lack of a better term. So heartbreaking to see families go through tragedies like this.

[@greatfun7316]

Boys should be raised properly, by parents, grandparents and teachers....With respect towards others. Then women don't have to defend themself.

[@LanceCzerwinski]

@ agreed, these crimes are nothing more than fragile man children taking advantage of the women bc they weren’t taught how to properly treat others and women in general.

[@kathyembrey4604]

All for just S3+, so sad. It's unthinkable how horrendous, selfish, and unemotional for others a human can be. Colette had a wonderful future ahead of her. Blessing sent to her Family and friends .

[@torinjones3221]

Police telling you to call back is absurd

[@martinholden8480]

This is one of the many horrible crimes that have been commited, my sympathies to all concerned in this, my thoughts on this are a bit different, would the police of today spend 26 years trying to solve a case or would they simply run out of resources after a few weeks?????? Well done to the police in this case though, they did a marvelous job!!!!!!!!

[@cmvdoo]

The ultimate nightmare for any parent..So sorry 😢🥀💔

[@rafd3593]

Great detection and persistence

[@r3playretro]

"Paul Hutchinson, 52, of Gamston, took an overdose eight months after being jailed for murdering Colette Aram. The inquest jury heard that Hutchinson, who killed his victim in 1983, had become increasingly depressed. He died after being found unconscious in his cell at Nottingham Prison in October 2010."

[@Chris_34]

Rest in peace🙏

[@Stellabyestarlight]

​@@Chris_34I hope you mean the victim Collett not the savage Murderer.

[@PaganPunk]

I was 14 when this happened remember it well ❤️🕯❤️ xx

[@mmm091000]

I was 19 so sad.

[@Scorpio72350]

You are forever remembered Collette 💖 Great police work 🙏💖🙏

[@erinzoe1362]

It’s such a shame that although they eventually found out Collette’s killer was, that he died so soon after going to jail. I just hope it was painful for him. Colette’s mum looks very well and young for someone who had a 16 year old in the early 80’s!. ❤️

[@AuntyPatz]

True. However, he would of been shell shocked the morning the police raided his home and the homes of 2 of his brothers. His whole world and lies would of come crumbling down around him. Having a wife and 4 children and family who he had fooled all these years.

[@JillHendry-n5c]

Its very hard as a mother to loose her child in such a brutal and evil way. This monster got to live hes live for such a long time . Im just glad they finally got justice , what you do in the dark no matter how long it take , it will always come to light . Rip Collette

[@davidstewart4825]

BRILLIANT RECONSTRUCTION.....POOR MOTHER...TIME DOES NOT HEAL...

[@christopherking3937]

Three people were able to provide a description of the killer but nobody recognised the photo fit despite him living round the corner and Keywoth having a population of just 7000. Baffling.

[@erinzoe1362]

It did say he cut all his hair off and lied he had cancer to his family so they didn’t become suspicious

[@denisealdridge4847]

He'd obviously planned to take someone that day. I bet those other 2 girls can't believe they escaped his clutches. So sad that Colette was so unlucky that night. The fact he had the balls to walk in a pub after and act like everything was ok should tell you what a psyhopath he really was.

[@Nick-dq8or]

Mum doesn't look old enough. Looks great for her age

[@Crusty_Camper]

I thought the same, but the programme was made in 2010.

[@marklittler784]

Left his fingerprint on a letter to Plod, you just couldn't make it up!!!😅

[@stuzo666]

These doctors are so brilliant

[@straighttalkingguy7366]

So sad

[@Wasasyra]

Love you Colette’s Mommy. Please be strong. No one will understand your pain but your are in my thoughts.

[@StuartGoodman-b6t]

God bless little treasure. Forever young, free and flying high.

[@Teresa-f8e9d]

R.I.P.COLETTE.

[@petethundabox5067]

So i guess he topped himself just after sentencing then.

[@JamieLamb-ft6io]

Colette she deserved Justice and she eventually got Justice in the end

[@didimagnin3744]

An extremely competent investigation which gives closure to her family. Doesn't bring her back...

[@Alessiasbackheal]

Nothing will do that , what's your point ?

[@serenityinside1]

Exactly 🙄

[@didimagnin3744]

o mourn her. Understand that?

[@off.grider]

What a disgusting human being.

[@SuzetteGrist]

Great relief to catch the murderer. However, what the family went through, and still do and the poor justice meted out to Hutchinson can never be forgotten. ❤

[@richarddutton1981]

"This might be Keyworth, but there's a first time for everything" damn that's a poignant statement.

[@Tiange678]

DNA is amazing

[@mrjames7295]

Respect to the investigation team! RIP, youg girl!

[@british.scorpion]

He topped himself by overdose after serving only eight months, known as 'escape by death'.

[@E-Kat]

One would have thought that such thing is impossible in prison! Where could he get the drugs from? It's just unbelievable!!!

[@patagualianmostly7437]

@@E-Kat Never heard of Fred West or Harold Shipman? Or even Jeffrey Epstein? Where there's a will, there's a way. In this case, he probably stockpiled his daily medicine. Apart from rotating prisoners cells everyday, that's almost impossible to prevent.

[@783342]

You will see Colette again, dear mother. Hold on to that, because I've seen so very many near death experiences and they all say the same things about seeing their loved ones again.on the other side.

[@puppy1584]

Always interesting uploads. However, I wish the camera style when in reconstructing mode was stopped. It’s almost like being on a rocking boat! The odd piece would have worked fine, but it became too much, in my opinion.

[@julieloucalcote1368]

You’re right! I never thought about it like that. But, I usually am just listening to the videos not watching them. But with this video I was able to sit and watch and I noticed what you had mentioned in your comment. It is a bit sickening. Hope you are feeling better! 😊

[@puppy1584]

@@julieloucalcote1368 yes, I did get over it, but a few times I almost stopped watching! I know it’s a reconstruction but slightly out of focus too…👍

[@hotpotato4027]

In my opinion You can be fairly sure that no comment interviewees have a strong chance of being guilty of the crime they’re questioned about.

[@uchimataman]

I don't agree. The Police in this case did very well and I won't knock them, but sometimes the Police are more fixated on getting a successful prosecution and closing a case than finding the truth. This happened to me when I was falsely accused of criminal damage to the car of someone I was having problems with. Any answer that I gave to their questions that did not fit in with what they wanted to hear, were either ignored or twisted to a different meaning. In the end they did not have enough evidence to proceed with the case, but after that experience of being interviewed by Police, if it ever happens again I will always do a "No Comment" interview and I have advised my relatives to do the same. You do not have to prove you are innocent and it is dangerous to talk to Police. They are NOT your friends. They do NOT want to give you a chance to give your side of the story. They want to get a prosecution and get the credit. That helps their careers.@@hotpotato4027

[@E-Kat]

It's totally disrespectful to the poor girl and her family!! This way, they're trying to produce an entertaining piece, not informative documentary!

[@wandawolfe6534]

You have my deepest sympathy losing a child it’s very hard thing go through this prayers sending up for family

[@colinreece3452]

Such a sad case, poor Collette, also those other two girls who could have been one of his victims, what a monster. I read he took an overdose in prison, to be honest I'm glad he did, it always bugs me when people like this can go on living after they did something like this. I also thought of his two brothers, they cooperated, there was no mention of what they are like but if they are decent guys I bet they feel ashamed being a brother to him, plus he tried to blame his dead brother too.

[@misskittymcg630]

What possible explanation or excuse could he give for them. Evil needs no reason. The wind blew. Cloud covered the sun. They didn't have his favorite soda at the store. There isn't a reason every time, and would you really want to know it? Would probably tear your heart out.❤

[@marawilsoe]

Living so close by....

[@MarthaAnderson-ex9yb]

I love this series awesome more please thanks for updating

[@Kevin-1969]

I read this Colette’s mums book, it made me cry. Dreadful crime, .

[@effiesaliora1910]

Rest In Peace Collette,beautiful Angel sleep peacefully 🙏🏻🙏🏻😓