January 27 2004. Nick Ross and Fiona Bruce unveil a reconstruction of a fatal stabbing in Essex on New Year's Eve, plus a test of viewers' observations.
Thank you oldstuff I so look forward to your weekly uploads, really appreciated. Like the previous comment I too will be sad when you don’t have anymore to upload.
The 'victim' of the Superdrug robbery was actually in on it and was convicted for arranging it. Must have been a first having the actual perpetrator being interviewed. The cinema robbery was also solved.
To think that it was only eight years ago. Where we only had a handful of episodes from Henrik. Then in 2018 all of sudden Redcard74 and AndrewJS appeared between them both providing every 1980s episodes all the way through without gaps to December 1991. They both then continued to uploaded sporadic episodes until the 2000s including spin offs Extra, Daily, File, Live, Roadshow, Midlands etc. Then in 2018 Nathan appeared with June 1997! Then Damien contributed and appeared with his rather large handfull's of 1990s episodes. Then a few others Unobtainable2 etc had the odd one here and there episodes. Then Fanedit appeared filling in the huge missing gaps of the 1990s just now one episode to find from the 1990s (Dec 92) left! Also a few from 2001 to 2003. Now the baton which passed through so many hands since 2016 (now currently with Oldstuff620) all with their own missing jigsaw puzzle pieces! I'm hoping that the missing episodes will appear but not just yet. Finally as it's always nice to see this Crimewatch UK family that has formed since 2018 always re assembling each time a "gold dust" missing from UA-cam episode appears. All contributing with their comments possible leads suspects etc at the time from various news sources on the harrowing cases featured. Let's hope that they are stretched out even further for a little longer yet! I believe that all of the remaining missing Crimewatch UK episodes from UA-cam are still out there!
Am so glad we have a dedicated team, who between them all, have pretty much uploaded as many episodes of this classic 80s to 2000s show, it's a shame it had to end, but the format would never have worked today, as everyone has access to social media, catch-up tv etc, plus crimewatch wasn't the same when the theme music kept changing, all the presenters were leaving, new ones replacing them (R.I.E.P Jill Dando) it kinda lost its appeal to after around 2004 onwards, it was on BBC1 in the mornings, but it just ain't the same anymore, but all of our dedicated online crimewatch uk family are grateful to each and everyone who's ever posted up any episodes, past or present, as without them, many of us wouldn't have known what the lost episodes were all about, you, Sir Redcard74, AndyJS, Henrik Hansen are the original uploaders from what I remember, but there are many more out there, and you're all very much appreciated
@@TimmyTickle There is a December 1992 programme. AndrewJS uploaded the update of it just over five years ago now, (search for it it's here). We now just need to find a copy of the full main programme.
I thought it had gone worse now. But i guess we didn't have access to the internet so we never knew the scale of it. But these shows prove it was just as bad back then as it is now. Nothing has changed
The girlfriend certainly set the scene for what happened to Chris but the only person who was ultimately responsible was the savage creep that killed him.
A man who knifed a complete stranger to death after intervening in a lover's tiff has been jailed for at least 26 years. Mark Parrish, 37, plunged a knife eight times into Christopher Taylor after seeing the 25-year-old row with his girlfriend in the street. Parrish just happened to passing as Mr Taylor as he argued with partner Jamie Girvan outside a New Year's Eve party in Harold Hill, Essex. The court heard Parrish had become engaged to his own girlfriend earlier the same night but lost his temper when the night 'turned sour'. When he saw the other couple arguing, he shouted: 'Get your hands off her' before stabbing Mr Taylor in the chest, back and side in the early hours of January 1, 2004. Barry Edwards, Mr Taylor's uncle, was also stabbed three times as he tried to fight Parrish off with a beer bottle. Despite the attack happening more than seven years ago, Parrish was not caught because there was no scientific evidence at the scene linking him to the crime. He was only charged last year after four former girlfriends told police he had confessed to the crime.
Until this episode here are the "missing from UA-cam" Crimewatch UK episodes ● Thu December 10 1992 ● Thu October 11 2001 (the first twenty four minutes are missing) ● Wed March 6 2002 ● Thu June 26 2003 ● Thu November 20 2003 (the last few minutes are missing) ● Wed December 17 2003 (the first few minutes are missing)
First case is soooo sad he was begging her to come back inside, begged n begged n begged, if only she listened 😢… Good reactions from his aunt and uncle for their efforts, they at least tried… Just sooo sad mane😢
The girl caused her boyfriends death she should of calmed down but then again the man should have minded his business unless he was beating the hell out his girlfriend which he wasn’t
What you seem to forget, it’s Chris was actually pretty huge in size not like the pipsqueak you see in the reconstruction so course of the white knight gonna run to the females aid but he got caught anyway four years later and doing a 26 year stretch hopefully lessons learned
The girlfriend only contributed to it by causing the scene and she's responsible for that part but she's not responsible for the murder itself, that's all on the creep who did it.
That girlfriend of his belongs to the streets. "We was 'avin an argament, nuffin major" right, sounds to me that she was causing a major scene and it caught the attention of a thug filled with violent rage with tragic consequences.
Chris Taylor's murderer would finally be caught in 2010 and sentenced to 26 years the following year. Robert Workman's murderer was convicted in 2012. He was already in prison for another murder he committed later in 2004.
@@michealhand1001 If you're talking about the Chris Taylor murder - the offender had earlier had an argument with his partner over a failed engagement and left the house in a huff when he encountered Taylor having an argument with his girlfriend. It annoyed him and so he got involved and stabbed him to death. He was only convicted in 2010 because four former girlfriends testified that he had bragged about the murder. They were scared of him and it took a while for them to muster up the courage to come forward.
@@NightShooter87 It doesn't look like they ever found out sadly, I have been impressed that I have managed to find updates on most of these cases, but sadly not this one. It could have been an elderly driver, who by now would have passed on.
Turns out the body in the barrel did have links to drugs and robbery in London. It took police six weeks to identify him. His identity was found by the Metropolitan Police as they were investigating an unconnected assault and had gone to the Hellshire Chat Bout Cafe, a Jamaican-style takeaway in Loughborough Road, Brixton, where they found a heavily bloodstained chair in the back. They then later confirmed his identity with DNA and dental records. The cafe had closed at the end of January 2004 and the police said that they were trying to find out who had been running it. The police said that everything indicated that he had been murdered in the cafe and that he had defintley been dead when he was rolled over the cliff edge in the barrel. The police said that they recovered a white Talbot van that they thought had been used in the disposal of his body. The van was discovered in Camberwell. It was first thought that his murder had been in revenge for a robbery at the cafe that he might have carried out. It was later suggested that he might have been the victim of a drugs-related gangland killing. The police stated that Orville Gordon was a heavy crack cocaine user. They said that analysis of his hair showed that in the previous six months he had been a very frequent user of the Class A drug. Orville Gordon was from London. Three men were arrested in 2004 but no one was charged or convicted. Three suspects were also said to have left the country.
A minor thing about the terrible Donna Healey case, but why did people used to call sex worker "girls". Donna was only 18, but people used to call older sex workers "girls" too.
I take it you're not from England. A lot of us, use girls, regardless of age. If I go out with my friends, my wife says are you going out with the boys.
@@NightShooter87 I’m from England, and say exactly the same, but that’s very informal. This is an appeal in a murder enquiry. Don’t think any other groups would be called “girls”
@@NightShooter87 I have looked for information on other incidents on Crimewatch and sometimes the internet is a wash with information, other times there is very little. It seems like it's a complete lottery.
Thanks oldstuff much appreciated for these uploads will be a sad time when your uploads run out 😢
Thanks for all these uploads, I only hope all the grieved families will get justice for their deceased members...
Thank you oldstuff I so look forward to your weekly uploads, really appreciated. Like the previous comment I too will be sad when you don’t have anymore to upload.
The 'victim' of the Superdrug robbery was actually in on it and was convicted for arranging it. Must have been a first having the actual perpetrator being interviewed. The cinema robbery was also solved.
Really? Wow that’s crazy!
There was the Avril dunn murder in 1986s reconstruction where the killer appeared in it
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The look of dupers delight on his face when he asked for a Malibu lemonade.
What a creep! I'm so glad he was finally caught.
The woman in shadow who was beaten?
Thank you Oldstuff620!
I like to think one day a cold case will be solved because someone saw one of these on UA-cam.
I agree. I told my partner how much I like watching these and he says what is the point?!
@@bhclips2233I never realised it had so many fans.
Thanks for posting this one. I remember watching this one go out in 2004.
To think that it was only eight years ago. Where we only had a handful of episodes from Henrik. Then in 2018 all of sudden Redcard74 and AndrewJS appeared between them both providing every 1980s episodes all the way through without gaps to December 1991. They both then continued to uploaded sporadic episodes until the 2000s including spin offs Extra, Daily, File, Live, Roadshow, Midlands etc.
Then in 2018 Nathan appeared with June 1997! Then Damien contributed and appeared with his rather large handfull's of 1990s episodes. Then a few others Unobtainable2 etc had the odd one here and there episodes. Then Fanedit appeared filling in the huge missing gaps of the 1990s just now one episode to find from the 1990s (Dec 92) left! Also a few from 2001 to 2003. Now the baton which passed through so many hands since 2016 (now currently with Oldstuff620) all with their own missing jigsaw puzzle pieces! I'm hoping that the missing episodes will appear but not just yet. Finally as it's always nice to see this Crimewatch UK family that has formed since 2018 always re assembling each time a "gold dust" missing from UA-cam episode appears.
All contributing with their comments possible leads suspects etc at the time from various news sources on the harrowing cases featured.
Let's hope that they are stretched out even further for a little longer yet! I believe that all of the remaining missing Crimewatch UK episodes from UA-cam are still out there!
Am so glad we have a dedicated team, who between them all, have pretty much uploaded as many episodes of this classic 80s to 2000s show, it's a shame it had to end, but the format would never have worked today, as everyone has access to social media, catch-up tv etc, plus crimewatch wasn't the same when the theme music kept changing, all the presenters were leaving, new ones replacing them (R.I.E.P Jill Dando) it kinda lost its appeal to after around 2004 onwards, it was on BBC1 in the mornings, but it just ain't the same anymore, but all of our dedicated online crimewatch uk family are grateful to each and everyone who's ever posted up any episodes, past or present, as without them, many of us wouldn't have known what the lost episodes were all about, you, Sir Redcard74, AndyJS, Henrik Hansen are the original uploaders from what I remember, but there are many more out there, and you're all very much appreciated
I heard there was no programme in Dec 92
@@TimmyTickle There is a December 1992 programme. AndrewJS uploaded the update of it just over five years ago now, (search for it it's here). We now just need to find a copy of the full main programme.
there was as the update is there@@TimmyTickle
@@TimmyTickle I'm not too sure about that one, but I'll have a look and see
I always look forward to your uploads thank you!! I’m enjoying watching Crimewatch I used to be scared to watch it when I was younger lol
Another thank you from me, OldStuff.
When you look back on these episodes it actually wasn’t that safe anywhere years ago
I thought it had gone worse now. But i guess we didn't have access to the internet so we never knew the scale of it. But these shows prove it was just as bad back then as it is now. Nothing has changed
Rip Richie Rachael Jack and Joey Xxx😢
The first case was his girlfriends fault she caused all that for nothing. If I were his parents, I wouldn't talk to her again
The girlfriend certainly set the scene for what happened to Chris but the only person who was ultimately responsible was the savage creep that killed him.
Apart from the knife-wielding charmer who murdered him, she did indeed "cause" it.
yeah. drama queen. totally to blame for the events that then unfolded.
And stabbed and nearly killed the other fella yep drama queen... guilty.@@chrismanners9091
NOB
A man who knifed a complete stranger to death after intervening in a lover's tiff has been jailed for at least 26 years.
Mark Parrish, 37, plunged a knife eight times into Christopher Taylor after seeing the 25-year-old row with his girlfriend in the street.
Parrish just happened to passing as Mr Taylor as he argued with partner Jamie Girvan outside a New Year's Eve party in Harold Hill, Essex.
The court heard Parrish had become engaged to his own girlfriend earlier the same night but lost his temper when the night 'turned sour'.
When he saw the other couple arguing, he shouted: 'Get your hands off her' before stabbing Mr Taylor in the chest, back and side in the early hours of January 1, 2004.
Barry Edwards, Mr Taylor's uncle, was also stabbed three times as he tried to fight Parrish off with a beer bottle.
Despite the attack happening more than seven years ago, Parrish was not caught because there was no scientific evidence at the scene linking him to the crime.
He was only charged last year after four former girlfriends told police he had confessed to the crime.
Donna Healey's case remains unsolved sadly
It's funny how these people always "got in with a bad crowd." The family can never just say that their kid WAS the bad crowd.
Good work old stuff, none has put this one up before 👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you
Until this episode here are the "missing from UA-cam" Crimewatch UK episodes
● Thu December 10 1992
● Thu October 11 2001 (the first twenty four minutes are missing)
● Wed March 6 2002
● Thu June 26 2003
● Thu November 20 2003 (the last few minutes are missing)
● Wed December 17 2003 (the first few minutes are missing)
First case is soooo sad he was begging her to come back inside, begged n begged n begged, if only she listened 😢… Good reactions from his aunt and uncle for their efforts, they at least tried… Just sooo sad mane😢
The girl caused her boyfriends death she should of calmed down but then again the man should have minded his business unless he was beating the hell out his girlfriend which he wasn’t
What you seem to forget, it’s Chris was actually pretty huge in size not like the pipsqueak you see in the reconstruction so course of the white knight gonna run to the females aid but he got caught anyway four years later and doing a 26 year stretch hopefully lessons learned
The girlfriend only contributed to it by causing the scene and she's responsible for that part but she's not responsible for the murder itself, that's all on the creep who did it.
That girlfriend of his belongs to the streets. "We was 'avin an argament, nuffin major" right, sounds to me that she was causing a major scene and it caught the attention of a thug filled with violent rage with tragic consequences.
Chris Taylor's murderer would finally be caught in 2010 and sentenced to 26 years the following year.
Robert Workman's murderer was convicted in 2012. He was already in prison for another murder he committed later in 2004.
Do you happen to know the motive ?.Thanks
If I remember correctly, Chris Taylor's murder was random - I think he was a schizophrenic who was off medication.@@michealhand1001
I think all the unnecessary screaming and commotion from his girlfriend contributed to his death
@@michealhand1001 If you're talking about the Chris Taylor murder - the offender had earlier had an argument with his partner over a failed engagement and left the house in a huff when he encountered Taylor having an argument with his girlfriend. It annoyed him and so he got involved and stabbed him to death. He was only convicted in 2010 because four former girlfriends testified that he had bragged about the murder. They were scared of him and it took a while for them to muster up the courage to come forward.
Should been minding his own business glad hes caught shxx house
Never seen this. Poor Donna...
20:54 she passed away in 2014, they are reunited now
Do you know what happened in that case?
@@NightShooter87 It doesn't look like they ever found out sadly, I have been impressed that I have managed to find updates on most of these cases, but sadly not this one. It could have been an elderly driver, who by now would have passed on.
Turns out the body in the barrel did have links to drugs and robbery in London. It took police six weeks to identify him. His identity was found by the Metropolitan Police as they were investigating an unconnected assault and had gone to the Hellshire Chat Bout Cafe, a Jamaican-style takeaway in Loughborough Road, Brixton, where they found a heavily bloodstained chair in the back. They then later confirmed his identity with DNA and dental records.
The cafe had closed at the end of January 2004 and the police said that they were trying to find out who had been running it.
The police said that everything indicated that he had been murdered in the cafe and that he had defintley been dead when he was rolled over the cliff edge in the barrel. The police said that they recovered a white Talbot van that they thought had been used in the disposal of his body. The van was discovered in Camberwell.
It was first thought that his murder had been in revenge for a robbery at the cafe that he might have carried out. It was later suggested that he might have been the victim of a drugs-related gangland killing. The police stated that Orville Gordon was a heavy crack cocaine user. They said that analysis of his hair showed that in the previous six months he had been a very frequent user of the Class A drug.
Orville Gordon was from London.
Three men were arrested in 2004 but no one was charged or convicted. Three suspects were also said to have left the country.
Who?
So no one going talk about the car accident red mini that car killed a whole arse famliy
A few people have already. But sadly the driver of the red mini was never found. 😢
Awesome
Does anyone know the name of the song playing @4.09?
Poor Donna.... We thought she'd come to her sense ... She was 18 poor kid
A minor thing about the terrible Donna Healey case, but why did people used to call sex worker "girls". Donna was only 18, but people used to call older sex workers "girls" too.
I take it you're not from England. A lot of us, use girls, regardless of age. If I go out with my friends, my wife says are you going out with the boys.
@@NightShooter87 I’m from England, and say exactly the same, but that’s very informal. This is an appeal in a murder enquiry. Don’t think any other groups would be called “girls”
@@chrismanners9091 I'd imagine they'd be more focused on finding the killer, rather than getting into a flap about classification
@@westminsterwatcher5152 Doesn't take any more time to get it right.
Good to see Rodney has pimped his ride for the robbery 😂
Can't find anything on the three road incidents mentioned.
No I can't either.
@@NightShooter87 I have looked for information on other incidents on Crimewatch and sometimes the internet is a wash with information, other times there is very little. It seems like it's a complete lottery.
Were any of these solved
I stopped doing armed robberies retired..
"she doesn't let Parkinson's affect our life".
The husband should have been there to protect his wife. It wouldn’t have happened then
The beachy head body was Orville Gordon who had links to drugs and robbery in London
Was Keith with him as well ?
He wished he could fly but he couldn't
The thumbnail for this episode is very dramatic.
(But they aren't animals they are monsters)