The man who abducted the kids in Newcastle was called David Bryant from Cumbria and he was caught with DNA evidence in 2011. It turned out that he'd also committed two earlier crimes in Hampshire in 1982 and 1983. As so often is the case, the victims in Newcastle came from the poorest areas of the city, with a lot of social breakdown and problems.
Louise Sellars killer was caught. A 2016 news reported suggested he was due to be released. The tragedy for the mother is not only was her daughter murdered and the killer may already be released, but her husband sank into depression, addiction and ultimately took his own life. So sad.
Darren Hawes, an impressionable lovely young lad helping the elderly with gardening and his mum fit a pair of shoes at the shop too sharing and teaching the youngster how to play his arcade game. My heart is breaking for his parents and community.God bless them.
The Darlington child rapist got 17 years in March 2013, although he's eligible for parole in August 2020. Forensics also linked him to a child abductions in Hampshire in August 1982 and in May 1983. What a pathetic sentence!!
He would have been given a suspended sentence now days because most of them are police are government officials, it should be life infact it should be a death sentence.
@@ajs41 Good point! Maybe the man who took the young lad on a train ride, told the boy to call him "Dad", gave him breakfast and left for work...... The boy was "unharmed", parents got the fright of their lives!
Tony Sullivan was killed by a jealous husband after Tony had asked his wife for a dance.The killer was convicted 1 year after this appeal and got 10 years for manslaughter
Thank you for the uploads I love these creepy gritty 90s crime storeies some of these are actually pretty fi'n scary too. I am from Canada and where I live we have like very low crime rate and I want to visit UK but now I am scared lol.
Thanks for your comment. Don't be misled by programmes like this, the crime rate in the UK and Canada is very similar. London has a population of 10 million and about 100 murders a year which is incredibly low for such a big city.
Remember Paul Bernado and his ladyfriend who were killing schoolgirls in Canada? Or VINCENT LI - cannibal, who chopped someone up AND ATE THEM ON A GREYHOUND BUS full of people - who watched and did nothing! He is now out of jail. Canada LET HIM GO!!!! Before worrying about how safe you are in the UK - DON'T GET A GREYHOUND BUS IN CANADA!!!!
is it my imagination or has it all got a bit hurried somehow - disjointed, talking faster to cram more in. the theme tune is no longer a drummers wet dream and the set is like a last minute mutiny from the carpenters. it's one of those things where they tried to make it better but made it worse. talk slower, make it an hour long (tea break self promotion in the middle) and de-brown the set with some bright paint and carpets.
"....thanks for watching, don't have nightmares do sleep well..." Always used to crack me up.. he be as well do the Ann Robinson wink to finish it off meanwhile grannies across the nation have increased the sales of house alarms and got their place hooked up like fort Knox
40:25 "Nike Air Max trainer with a very distinctive green stripe on them" Haha very distinctive? Nike Air Max Classic like those were probably the most common shoe in the UK in the mid 90s.
I believe he was caught in 2011-12 through DNA google: "Unlicensed Cab Driver Jailed for 1995 West End Rape" (BBC news article dated 17th January 2012) By then he was 68.
2021. But I understand this was in the 1980’s and 90’s. That’s a hundred years in technology time. There was no CCTV yet. Little DNA development. Not yet digital.
It's sickening. Stop leaving your babies out alone. And adults must have more courage. If you see something or someone who makes you feel uncomfortable, go ask them what they are doing and move along because the police are being called. I couldn't keep my big mouth shut even if I wanted to.
Not blaming the parents, I'm sure they feel guilty and I was a child of the '90s and was allowed out and about, but never after dark, definitely not after 8pm
According to the British Crime Survey, this was around the time violent crime reached its peak (1995). Ever since then, the violent crime rate has decreased. Based on surveys of 1000s of people, not just reported crime. Not sure if I believe it 100%? Perhaps people were becoming less tolerant of violence around the mid 90s so they felt more inclined to report it in the survey whereas in the 80s, they didn’t think it was even worth mentioning. Fights were just normal on a weekend night back then.
Yep and she was going to make a programme on paedophila in high circles, she gets bumped off and Alan Farthing knew her movements that day. Her going back to her flat to pick up letters in a residence she didn't live at any more is such a crucial detail. Alan Farthing goes from a lowly doc to being the deliverer of future kings and queens....
It's like they were trying to make the progamme look a flashy tv drama or something .Also those clips wouldn't spark anyones memory because they're too brief,out of context and barely visible because they're tinted blue with logos over them.
@@ianbousfield5007 looking back, it was the beginning of the end. The extension to an hour was good, but the flashy artistic types had got involved clearly.
Crimewatch axing the original theme for this jazzy version was strike one and they were obviously at this point trying to sex things up. The mini clips shows it. When they added music to the reconstructions, they had it. If they ever revive this programme, they need to go back to the original format of 1984.
I think nick ross once said when he was on the show,they fought against putting sinister music on the reconstructions.Later on they did just that and ,most distressingly for the victims families,showed blood splashed about in the murder cases
My Irish side roots family are practically from Co. Antrim so sad 😣😔poor Wee Darren Fawns. R.I.P Wee fella fly high! Chilling to think the evil bastard that killed him could still out there!
@@dan11438 Another interesting thing is that no-one seems to have the February 1992 edition of Crimewatch, which just happened to feature one of the most notorious cases of recent decades, the Michael Samms case. Probably just a coincidence.
Why didn't Darren's mother check INSIDE the Rollerdrome when she told the cab to go there? Maybe she really thought he wasn't there? Sad...not her fault but i wish she went inside.
Her name (Emma) is Camilla Finch. I've just had a look. Very similar, but not sure if it's the same actress. About Camilla Finch, it just says known for Crimewatch File. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Quite a few people had mobile phones by 1995, I remember in the sun the adverts for motorola phones except not everyone could afford them as they had to have a contract and pay every month. It wasnt until PAYG that almost everyone started owning one which would be in the late 90s to early 00s
What a cowboy outfit lol I wonder if they caught him, but weird getting taxi drivers to go into banks to withdraw fraudulent funds, I bet he thought this way I won't end up in CW incident desk lol
Nick Ross seemed a bit dry & blunt in this episode especially in the last few minutes, his expression & manner suggested he couldn't be bothered & couldn't wait for the end credits to roll. Must have been having a bad day like we all can.
interesting to 'feel' a change in the aura of the crimes somehow. the politics hinted at in the darren fawns murder, increase in paedos, less bank/security robberies although CCTV is getting too good for them. fraudster who obtains bank details of companies he targets to swindle - that was a tactic used by the private dicks hired by the newspapers and at some point jaqui hames was stalked by the same system. i shall have to work out a timeline of events.
@@user-zr3pj5tk7kthat’s a bit harsh. Sue was on the show for 10 years at a time when fashions changed a lot more than today’s homogenised globalist world. Of course she changed her look during that time.
When he said come and look for his dog, he ment his p....is, and he was saying he was going to assault the child who didn't understand that. Never help a man to look for his dog, warn the kids.
Do you have the reconstruction of the murder of Valerie Graves in Bosham, nr Chichester in December 2013? I believe it was on either the February or March 2014 edition of Crimewatch. This murder happened fairly close to where I live and the murder remains unsolved.
@@redcard7475 Thanks, I've got the Updates for some of those but not the main programme. This channel also has some Crimewatch shows: ua-cam.com/users/Chironsssearch?query=crimewatch
@@ajs41 Hi Andy, I will see if I have anything from 1995, although it might take a while. What about 1996? Currently missing from youtube is March, May, June, September and October.
The man who abducted the kids in Newcastle was called David Bryant from Cumbria and he was caught with DNA evidence in 2011. It turned out that he'd also committed two earlier crimes in Hampshire in 1982 and 1983. As so often is the case, the victims in Newcastle came from the poorest areas of the city, with a lot of social breakdown and problems.
Louise Sellars killer was caught. A 2016 news reported suggested he was due to be released. The tragedy for the mother is not only was her daughter murdered and the killer may already be released, but her husband sank into depression, addiction and ultimately took his own life. So sad.
Her killer was Darren Ashurst. He was convicted in 2000 and released in 2020.
@@larkascending100he got released after doing that!? What the actual fuck!!
@@devilscritic I know, it's absolutely beyond belief!!!!
@@larkascending100 *British justice system=joke!* 😡
The family and relations are the ones who receive the life sentence .
Darren Hawes, an impressionable lovely young lad helping the elderly with gardening and his mum fit a pair of shoes at the shop too sharing and teaching the youngster how to play his arcade game. My heart is breaking for his parents and community.God bless them.
The Darlington child rapist got 17 years in March 2013, although he's eligible for parole in August 2020. Forensics also linked him to a child abductions in Hampshire in August 1982 and in May 1983. What a pathetic sentence!!
Should’ve been life. Let’s hope the parole board see sense.
He would have been given a suspended sentence now days because most of them are police are government officials, it should be life infact it should be a death sentence.
They should throw away the key. Never be safe in public when he's capable of this.
shocking!
@@leval1000 Don't bank on it!
Andy JS Thanks for uploading these
Thanks Sarah.
Can understand my mom bein strict not lettin me out😢😢
People stealing people/children, never been able to get my head around such degenerate actions.
@@ajs41
Good point!
Maybe the man who took the young lad on a train ride,
told the boy to call him "Dad",
gave him breakfast
and left for work......
The boy was "unharmed",
parents got the fright of their lives!
instablaster
What about those who kill old women, who live alone?
Mohammed was a pedophile and muslims follow him which is perfectly legal in the UK
Thanks so much Andy, keep up all the great uploads....
I think someone else has uploaded Nov and Dec 1995 although they've disabled comments. Not sure whether those should be uploaded again?
Tony Sullivan was killed by a jealous husband after Tony had asked his wife for a dance.The killer was convicted 1 year after this appeal and got 10 years for manslaughter
Do you have the perpetrators name?
Brian Argent
Any photo?
All i found online was a very brief report on the crime.No photos at all
@@ianbousfield5007 Same here just a few articles
Thank you for the uploads I love these creepy gritty 90s crime storeies some of these are actually pretty fi'n scary too. I am from Canada and where I live we have like very low crime rate and I want to visit UK but now I am scared lol.
Thanks for your comment. Don't be misled by programmes like this, the crime rate in the UK and Canada is very similar. London has a population of 10 million and about 100 murders a year which is incredibly low for such a big city.
@@ajs41 Thank you for the very kind comment!
Remember Paul Bernado and his ladyfriend who were killing schoolgirls in Canada? Or VINCENT LI - cannibal, who chopped someone up AND ATE THEM ON A GREYHOUND BUS full of people - who watched and did nothing! He is now out of jail. Canada LET HIM GO!!!! Before worrying about how safe you are in the UK - DON'T GET A GREYHOUND BUS IN CANADA!!!!
@@treasurehunteruk9718 Well as they say in Canada "oh them?? There harmless..."
@@ProWrestlingReality They're harmless!
Siri also to see Jill Dando presenting this when she herself is murdered
new intro music was rubbish!!
Agreed!
!
Like a parody of the original ! Lost all its impact
i agree, the original was the best
Yeah it all went a bit law and order SVU
Poor Darren ... Such a lovely kind Lad ...Bless his beautiful heart 💙🙏
Just met with evil. Such a shame. Seems like a charming, well mannered young man. 💜
The Darren murder got to me. He seemed like such a lovely young and caring lad.
was the black cab rapist John worboys
Jill Dando totally rocking the blazer there.
Mum going crazy because daughter wasn’t back before midnight but the 15 year old daughter was allowed to go to nightclubs 🤨
is it my imagination or has it all got a bit hurried somehow - disjointed, talking faster to cram more in. the theme tune is no longer a drummers wet dream and the set is like a last minute mutiny from the carpenters. it's one of those things where they tried to make it better but made it worse. talk slower, make it an hour long (tea break self promotion in the middle) and de-brown the set with some bright paint and carpets.
Many thanks Andy
I've uploaded the Update for this month, but it's been blocked on UA-cam. It's got a "world-wide block". Can't understand why.
@@ajs41
Very odd that.
@@spike197047 I've edited out all the stuff before and after the show itself, but it hasn't made any difference.
Well thanks for trying anyway.
@@spike197047 I'm going to make it public in a second, just to see what happens.
Looked a bit like Caroline Aherne at 16:54.
Who were those two lads with Darren, if they never came forward, they must have been part of it. I hope they came forward in the end
"....thanks for watching, don't have nightmares do sleep well..."
Always used to crack me up.. he be as well do the Ann Robinson wink to finish it off
meanwhile grannies across the nation have increased the sales of house alarms and got their place hooked up like fort Knox
Your name cracks me up
This is such good tv ive been drawn in all day watching these 😂
Cant be 90s tv
22:04 Quark from star trek
The Update for this month has been uploaded, but is being blocked, I think because of a music copyright used on the show.
Andy JS do u have December 1995?
@@rtd8860 Looks like I've only got the Update but I'll keep looking.
Hi Andy would you by ny chance hve the eposode with the Clydach Murders. It would have been either july - dec 1999. Thanks mate 👍🏿
@@trishg151 I'll have a look Trish.
40:25 "Nike Air Max trainer with a very distinctive green stripe on them"
Haha very distinctive? Nike Air Max Classic like those were probably the most common shoe in the UK in the mid 90s.
In crimewatch saying something distinctive means it isnt distinctive very over used word
Distinctly distinctive distinctions on the distinct item
I preferred reebok classics back then. 🤔
I think they said distinctive to panic the wanted criminals
A few sad cases in this episode. That poor boy. PS: Was the nurse cabbie ever caught?
I believe he was caught in 2011-12 through DNA
google: "Unlicensed Cab Driver Jailed for 1995 West End Rape"
(BBC news article dated 17th January 2012)
By then he was 68.
@@noongourfain He didn't look anything like 51 years old in 1995.
@@RogerJJSmith Sorry I'm confused...Are you saying they caught the wrong guy?
That was a different cabbie/rape if you read the article. The circumstances are not as this crimewatch case.
@@noongourfain 29 year old married victim?
Nice one Andy thanks.
Am I the only one living in 2020 reading some of these comments makes me wonder .
Google the cases see the results Jesus
I do too!
Yes!! Me too. I always wonder why people don't think to do this👍🏻
2021. But I understand this was in the 1980’s and 90’s. That’s a hundred years in technology time. There was no CCTV yet. Little DNA development. Not yet digital.
@@annamarielewis7078 Its amazing how they keep evidence secure so they can check it when new technology comes around.
Thanks Andy
It's sickening. Stop leaving your babies out alone. And adults must have more courage. If you see something or someone who makes you feel uncomfortable, go ask them what they are doing and move along because the police are being called. I couldn't keep my big mouth shut even if I wanted to.
Now we have cell phones.
@@annamarielewis7078. smh. So much sarcasm about child abuse. Tells me all I need to know about you.
Not blaming the parents, I'm sure they feel guilty and I was a child of the '90s and was allowed out and about, but never after dark, definitely not after 8pm
According to the British Crime Survey, this was around the time violent crime reached its peak (1995). Ever since then, the violent crime rate has decreased. Based on surveys of 1000s of people, not just reported crime. Not sure if I believe it 100%? Perhaps people were becoming less tolerant of violence around the mid 90s so they felt more inclined to report it in the survey whereas in the 80s, they didn’t think it was even worth mentioning. Fights were just normal on a weekend night back then.
Have a read up on lead crime theory, gives a fascinating suggestion as to why this drop in crime happened.
Please tell me they caught that bastard that took those kids to Darlington??
Im quite sure he was caught and recieved a very long sentence
5 year old is fking sick
He was caught in 2011, identified by a DNA sample from an assault he did in the early 80s. He did the same thing 4 times, in 83/84 and the 2 in '95.
David Bryant
The BMW is the major clue being overlooked in Julie's case. She was seen driving it in the week she was murdered and it was never traced.
Jill's fiance Alan Farthing is The royal family Gynacolgist
Yep and she was going to make a programme on paedophila in high circles, she gets bumped off and Alan Farthing knew her movements that day. Her going back to her flat to pick up letters in a residence she didn't live at any more is such a crucial detail. Alan Farthing goes from a lowly doc to being the deliverer of future kings and queens....
@@filfvideos well done you have solved it. Why don't you take the evidence you have to the police?
@@oliprj8676....If only things where that simple.
i agree he seemed very lovely and its just so sad
The opening titles with the mini clips of the reconstruction is probably the most pointless thing in CWUK history. Dreadful decision.
It's like they were trying to make the progamme look a flashy tv drama or something .Also those clips wouldn't spark anyones memory because they're too brief,out of context and barely visible because they're tinted blue with logos over them.
@@ianbousfield5007 looking back, it was the beginning of the end. The extension to an hour was good, but the flashy artistic types had got involved clearly.
That did seem a bit pointless I preferred the previous titles with the guys driving erratically in the Rover SD1 & the late 80s titles.
Crimewatch axing the original theme for this jazzy version was strike one and they were obviously at this point trying to sex things up. The mini clips shows it. When they added music to the reconstructions, they had it. If they ever revive this programme, they need to go back to the original format of 1984.
I think nick ross once said when he was on the show,they fought against putting sinister music on the reconstructions.Later on they did just that and ,most distressingly for the victims families,showed blood splashed about in the murder cases
Cheers Andy!!!
Evening Ryan.
At 7:53 She looks a lot like Natalie Dormer. Possibly her?
How can a boy so young is out there so late 😕😑 "parenting "😕
Wtf have they done to the intro?
That's the question on every CWUK Fan's lips!
Very sad episode. I hope one day they find the killer of that poor boy.
Is it unsolved? That's sad news.
@@ajs41 unfortunetely yes. Poor kid reminds me of me when i was younger. It hit home.
Unsolved? How sad.
Why on earth did the nurse tell the cabbie that she had a knife with her?
Why do you think?! 🙄 A more pertinent question would be "Why on earth did the cabbie attack her?"
Duh. So maybe he wouldn't attack her! What do you think????
@@Ariadne76-k3d Do you think he wouldn't be able to overpower her and use the knife on her?
My Irish side roots family are practically from Co. Antrim so sad 😣😔poor Wee Darren Fawns. R.I.P Wee fella fly high! Chilling to think the evil bastard that killed him could still out there!
So there not actually from Co Antrim
@@kdwskdws My Dads side are all Irish the other side which is Mams is English. Get it now?
He was two years below me in school.
My grandfather used to supply the very small butter portions to Irish ferries.
Thanks for the uploads but the volume and sound quality is absolutely awful! Even on maximum volume I can barely hear a thing.
This is the best quality available, unfortunately. I'd love it to be better.
@@ajs41 No worries I appreciate you’ve done your best!
@@dan11438 Another interesting thing is that no-one seems to have the February 1992 edition of Crimewatch, which just happened to feature one of the most notorious cases of recent decades, the Michael Samms case. Probably just a coincidence.
Well then don't watch! What do you expect? It's been 30 years!
I have tinnitus which affects my hearing & I have no problem hearing this! ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Thank you Andy! xx
Why didn't Darren's mother check INSIDE the Rollerdrome when she told the cab to go there?
Maybe she really thought he wasn't there?
Sad...not her fault but i wish she went inside.
CAN WE HAVE A NEW UPLOAD PLEASE
The actress who played the taxi rape victim, looks exactly like the actress who played emma in the crimewatch file scared, it may even be her
Her name (Emma) is Camilla Finch. I've just had a look. Very similar, but not sure if it's the same actress. About Camilla Finch, it just says known for Crimewatch File. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Mobile phone 1995?
Mobiles were invented in the 80s
Quite a few people had mobile phones by 1995, I remember in the sun the adverts for motorola phones except not everyone could afford them as they had to have a contract and pay every month. It wasnt until PAYG that almost everyone started owning one which would be in the late 90s to early 00s
ua-cam.com/video/noKvvdSwrOs/v-deo.html
Extremely rare for the every day person but they were around. I didn’t get my first until around 1998.
I had one, and it wasn't the size of a brick, either.
What a cowboy outfit lol I wonder if they caught him, but weird getting taxi drivers to go into banks to withdraw fraudulent funds, I bet he thought this way I won't end up in CW incident desk lol
Nick Ross seemed a bit dry & blunt in this episode especially in the last few minutes, his expression & manner suggested he couldn't be bothered & couldn't wait for the end credits to roll.
Must have been having a bad day like we all can.
I noticed this too.
Probably tired and fed up that he has to stay until the update is over.
He was usually so sympathetic & nice so that's why this sticks out like a sore thumb
Yep - notice how he challenged the copper in the Julie Pacey re-appeal: "Why did it take you 12 months to find this watch?".
interesting to 'feel' a change in the aura of the crimes somehow. the politics hinted at in the darren fawns murder, increase in paedos, less bank/security robberies although CCTV is getting too good for them. fraudster who obtains bank details of companies he targets to swindle - that was a tactic used by the private dicks hired by the newspapers and at some point jaqui hames was stalked by the same system. i shall have to work out a timeline of events.
Did they find the taxi driver?
I have to say, Jill Dando seems far more sympathetic ,warm and sincere than Sue Cook. IMO. I'm not şaying I didn't like Sue, just an observation. 😊
I preferred Sue because she was more direct to balance out Nick's more sympathetic approach. It just worked so well. Jill was great too
I didn't mind Jill but I prefer Sue too...
Sue was amazing and did a lot to help support victims
Jill, all the way. Glad to see the back of Sue. And the constant changing of her looks was ridiculous,ous, screaming insecurity.
@@user-zr3pj5tk7kthat’s a bit harsh. Sue was on the show for 10 years at a time when fashions changed a lot more than today’s homogenised globalist world. Of course she changed her look during that time.
Jesus Christ what is a 4 year old doing out alone ffs
When he said come and look for his dog, he ment his p....is, and he was saying he was going to assault the child who didn't understand that. Never help a man to look for his dog, warn the kids.
Oh my god are u 12?? First... yes we know... second... its penis...not a swear word
Never help a man with anything. A harmless man would never ask a child for help in looking for or doing anything.
tea on the go relaxing thanks
Do you have the reconstruction of the murder of Valerie Graves in Bosham, nr Chichester in December 2013? I believe it was on either the February or March 2014 edition of Crimewatch. This murder happened fairly close to where I live and the murder remains unsolved.
Not anymore it's not.
www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2019/nov/11/man-pleads-guilty-murder-valerie-graves
www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-sussex-50376490
www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/crime/valerie-graves-murder-trial-cristian-sabou-romania-suspect-burglar-bosham-sussex-a9001691.html
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murder_of_Valerie_Graves
www.birminghammail.co.uk/news/uk-news/valerie-graves-killers-wife-handed-17241888
I would like to have the murderers of Jill Dando in court.
40:23
Air max trainers the classics
26.05 - there are people in the world who look like the police sketches!
Some guy ready for bed not now thanks get the tea on
Don’t have t’nightmares
@23.00 it appears to be a giant fist
what is wrong with the people they see a girl in the dark and wy don't stop[ and get her into the car
Men probably don't stop because they don't want to get into trouble, but women could have stopped.
24.18 creepy
Not really, he's just a gutless coward terrifying a woman.
One of the suspects is described as carrying a mobile phone as a distinguishing characteristic
It was in 1995
Very rare then
@@anthonylittler1701 And they were huge.
And were actually just phones then... not fancy cameras that can ring people.
@@annamarielewis7078 they werent, that was late 80s. You could get a small motorola flip phone by 95
i don enjoy ( if thats the right word )these up loads but i find the sound very low or is it just me
It seems loud enough to me. Try using earphones if it's still low.
CAN WE HAVE A NEW UPLOAD MATE- FROM CRIMEWATCH UK'S BIGGEST FAN
Peter brook is your announcer
Can we have a new upload please
Which 1995 editions are not on UA-cam?
@@ajs41 Hi Andy, I think we are missing February, March, April and December from 1995.
@@redcard7475 Thanks, I've got the Updates for some of those but not the main programme. This channel also has some Crimewatch shows: ua-cam.com/users/Chironsssearch?query=crimewatch
@@ajs41 Hi Andy, I will see if I have anything from 1995, although it might take a while. What about 1996? Currently missing from youtube is March, May, June, September and October.
@@redcard7475 Hi redcard, I'll check on those 1996 episodes today.
october 1995
good story
Which one?
The Darlington child rapist wore the same outfit for two rapes? Thanks for all these uploads, Andy. :)
31.44 thank me l8r
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