It was Dundee mate . I was in HMP Glenochil at the time with one of these killers .the descriptions they are giving looks nothing like them . they were in there 20s
@@daz3745it's been back on in the mornings for years, but it's very different because crime is very different. Most of the crimes featured in the 80s would have been solved very quickly today.
Robert black was the preparator in the Susan Maxwell case along with few other young girls he would dump the bodies miles away from where he had took them dumping them in streams
Was just about to comment about him, he was also a suspect in the abduction of a young girl, Jennifer Cardy, in Northern Ireland and was only days away from being charged with it when he died in prison.
The Ford Transit was heavily favoured by armed robbers in the past because it was surprisingly fast and controllable. That said, the Securicor van would have probably had some kind of protection, which, in turn, would have had a weight penalty. However, it might also be the case that the engine was more powerful than a standard Transit.
Meanwhile i cannae remember jack shit. "He had a pure big nose, mad eyes, wee chin...." polis would take me down for obstructing the course of justice.
I'm in Dundee staying right now and thought I would check what happened here in past on crimewatch haha I googled union street and I was in a pub on that street today, going to go back tomorrow to see if this gows is still there
@@09weenicNot true, Paul Mill served 13 years and Ryan Monks 14 years, the axe was never found, that was used to kill the gun shop owner, the event happened after the pair became fans of the Dirty Harry film, they needed the guns to carry out a hostage robbery and other various armed robberies. The person who called Crimewatch was a relative of of Monks ( Monks was his nephew ) that was how they got caught, the relative turned down the 12,000 pound reward money.
Actually, his ex wife who was the mother of his son was said to have taken her own life but I think there's suspicion around him with that one too. He and Lynda met because they were both having an affair and shortly after they married, Andrew was having yet another affair.
I remember this case a man abducted and killed children drove south where there bodys were found. He was found guilty of all 3 murders. He is one sick individual who picks on vulnerable schoolgirls.
I think it were those that lay the tar of course it were, the thieving horrid git's do that type of thing all over the country bloody scum did same thing to my nan
Imagine trying to drive a getaway car round Edinburgh these days… wouldn’t be able to move!
Aye try git over the bridges or doon leith walk
It was Dundee mate .
I was in HMP Glenochil at the time with one of these killers .the descriptions they are giving looks nothing like them . they were in there 20s
First city i ever drove in, took me 45 minutes to do 7km!
@@kevincarrick6250
"THEIR" twenties..
19:30 The E fits always looked like stuff of nightmares.
Thanks for this montage. Really interesting stuff. "Looked like Tosh from The Bill", lol. Maybe one day they'll be found....
Bring back crime watch
I wish it would come back but if there is one programme they'll never bring back it's this.
It's been back on for years, in the mornings
@@daz3745it's been back on in the mornings for years, but it's very different because crime is very different. Most of the crimes featured in the 80s would have been solved very quickly today.
@@zeddeka thanks mate. I'll need to have a look
RIP Lynda, and poor Shep, who was found wandering and put down as a stray. I hope you are both at peace, together.
how did you find out what happened to shep? so so sad.
@@thebaconator.3867 Found it in the comments above
How sad for the poor dog, yes I hope they're together now.
@@thebaconator.3867 àaa
Poor doggo
Thanks for sharing 👍 like to watch the old ones 😉 nostalgia old good days
Nadia zidane. Me too. Sad for the victims however.
The good old days 😂
Beggars belief that you could see into the cashier’s office from the street as the money was being handed to the security people.
Blink McDonald probably done that one in Edinburgh
Haha..if it was anything like his Brighton bank job it would have gone tits up 😂..
I remember my pals dad, Virgo Ryan was on crimewatch for holding up the local post office. 😂
Was in Shotts nick with him. Always smiling I remember 👍✌️
Yeah I heard he dropped the soap in the showers on purpose
@@robinbanks. Peter was a good guy, He’s been dead about 10 years now.
Makes you proud 😢
@@scottconnor8867bummer
Robert black was the preparator in the Susan Maxwell case along with few other young girls he would dump the bodies miles away from where he had took them dumping them in streams
Predator.
Perpetrator
At least he will be burning in hell
He was also guilty of killing Caroline Hogg. (Straight after Susan Maxwell in this video)
Was just about to comment about him, he was also a suspect in the abduction of a young girl, Jennifer Cardy, in Northern Ireland and was only days away from being charged with it when he died in prison.
In that ASDA raid that guy in the cafe looked like he was using a smartphone, in 1997?
Erm, lol, that was just a normal mobile phone for the time.
Iv lived in dundee all my 40 years and never heard of this happening 😳
Yeah because you was a wee kid at the time. And what kids take any notice of the news😂
@@theculturedthug6609I'm quite old & don't recall this.
Dont be that person in comments ,thanks .
@@ImyerdaI'm 67 and I remember this clearly especially whenever I walked by Gows
"get your foot down" I am it's your fault for nicking a 1600 is what the cortina robber should have said.
Do rep's still exist these days?
what happened with the ford cortina chase were they ever caught?
Anyone see the still for this and see James Acaster?
yep
How did the cortina not manage to get away from a massively heavy transit 😂😂
The Ford Transit was heavily favoured by armed robbers in the past because it was surprisingly fast and controllable.
That said, the Securicor van would have probably had some kind of protection, which, in turn, would have had a weight penalty.
However, it might also be the case that the engine was more powerful than a standard Transit.
Was/is it normal for civilian security to give chase and break traffic laws etc. Found that a bit odd tbh
Meanwhile i cannae remember jack shit. "He had a pure big nose, mad eyes, wee chin...." polis would take me down for obstructing the course of justice.
Confronted by these two at 19:29. Odd looking chaps.
My hometown. Just a child back then .
40:59-secs
William Frame
Location Glasgow MerryHill Scotland U.K.
if you really know who that man is you should call the non emergency police number which is 101 !! Please it could bring closure to a family
*Maryhill.
There's fuck all Merry about Maryhill 😂
I'm in Dundee staying right now and thought I would check what happened here in past on crimewatch haha I googled union street and I was in a pub on that street today, going to go back tomorrow to see if this gows is still there
Shame the gun shop did not have a security camera system.
Cowdenheath 3 men and one woman appeared in court about this
Where did you read that & were they jailed
Robbery in Aberdeen never been solved. Definitely carried out by professionals with plenty experience, military perhaps.
Ryan Monks and Paul Mill were jailed for life for the murder of Gordon Johnson
Good stuff
Google is handy.
Jailed for life - that’s a joke they were both released within ten years 😢
@@09weenicNot true, Paul Mill served 13 years and Ryan Monks 14 years, the axe was never found, that was used to kill the gun shop owner, the event happened after the pair became fans of the Dirty Harry film, they needed the guns to carry out a hostage robbery and other various armed robberies. The person who called Crimewatch was a relative of of Monks ( Monks was his nephew ) that was how they got caught, the relative turned down the 12,000 pound reward money.
Monks is out and lives in Dundee. Bought a house there in 2016.
Andrew Hunter killed two people his wife and his unborn child.... Nothing's been said of what happened to the dog he abandoned!
Gosh that's true and so sad. Such a lovely lovely dog.
His dog was found and thought to be a stray so was put down
Actually, his ex wife who was the mother of his son was said to have taken her own life but I think there's suspicion around him with that one too. He and Lynda met because they were both having an affair and shortly after they married, Andrew was having yet another affair.
It was found and was so malnourished that they had to put it down. Because it already had a week heart and it’s medication was in the boot of her car.
Because it's just a dog.
The murdered people are more important
Lot of innocent people running out in front of cars, the Lincoln murders come to mind.
I remember this case a man abducted and killed children drove south where there bodys were found. He was found guilty of all 3 murders. He is one sick individual who picks on vulnerable schoolgirls.
Have any of these murders being solved ?
Robert BLACKwas jalied for the murders of Susan Maxwell and Caroline Hogg and 2 other victims he is now deceased.,
The gun shop murder was solved both men got life sentences
one man was tried and acquitted for the murder of Robert Higginson but walked free. Police now think a couple killed him after a wife swapping meeting
Love a good wife swap.. You up for it 🤣 av no got anything to swap tho.
@@TheMasterblaster32 hmm got a couple old saucepans a step ladder and a dog cage any use?
i thought donald glue got himself in a sticky situation
I expected Scottish crimes to be mostly haircuts.
They alarms at 47.20 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Not really worth defending on an ASDA salary. Poor people.
Several cases of Iron Brew were stolen …
Irn Bru
@@Stu-SB
Whoops 😬 I don’t drink the stuff 😆
i shouldn't have laughed at the bad acting the first one is very sad :(
cctv back then is more clear than most cctv today XD
*Thurs been a murrdderr*
I think it were those that lay the tar
of course it were, the thieving horrid git's do that type of thing all over the country
bloody scum did same thing to my nan
was*
A Cortina
The guy at 8:57 looks like the half sketched face😂
1 minute later it looks like the detective 😂😂
Defo bible John an Peter toban on the frosty jack
What sort of parents let a little girl walk 2.5 miles on her own!!
It really was very much the norm when I was growing up in the 70s and 80s. Seems strange now but it was perfectly normal then.
Just about everyone
@@eponagem1315kids certainly walked a lot back then. But 2.5 miles away from home? No. That was not normal.
a sad indictment of modern society where this is seemed to be strange, should be the norm!
yes it was, my mates and I used to go 10 miles + on our bmx's all the time@@zeddeka
Psyop show.
some weird true crime hard man nostalgia.