I wish they would bring CW UK back to tv once a month at 9/10pm like it used to be, I remember watching it because it was the only time of the month that my parents used to let us stay up later than usual to watch it because we had school the next day 😊
It was a different time. Its wouldn’t be worth them putting it on tv. They get all the exposure they need using social media now, not to mention the big brother world we’re living in.
The John Doe found in the Jubilee River is still unidentified. He has an active entry on the Doe Network website. A 2013 BBC article I found about unidentified bodies mentioned him and that authorities think he was from Poland.
I notice Rav Wilding is not on this edition. Was he alternating with Jonathan Morrison? Rav was on the 20th anniversary show for his first ever appearance, and I thought he was fine on that - looking slightly shy, quiet and serious. I would have liked him more had he stayed like that. Didnt like the way he eventually started hogging the limelight with his 'cheeky chappie' persona, always standing in front of and obscuring the faces on the Most Wanted board, making constant corny and inappropriate puns for the Caught on CCTV segment (or was that the producers who fed him those?) and by the time we got to the gratuitous horror film sound tracks, we had the directors cutting away from the action of a reconstruction to Rav strategically positioned in the middle of the murder scene, as though he was the star of the show. Was it about 2007 when all this happened and Crimewatch started to go down the pan? Didn't it sharply deteriorate after Nick left?
@johnniethepom7545 yes, she was so good along with Nick, Sue, Jill even Fiona actually did it well. Calm, professional, measured and caring I thought was how they came across.
It went to pieces around 2007-8 IMO tacky reconstructions with fast editing, horror music and flashback style cuts, Kirsty Young grandstanding over every crime giving us her judgement. Rav cracking stupid jokes during his most wanted segment. It went to utter crap in 2016, Jeremy Vine more or less on his own in a car park presenting it, a zero budget production. The recent Crimewatch Lives are actually improving now. Much better presenting just calm, compassionate but never wallowing in it. The reconstructions are also much more slowly done again with more sensitive/sad music much more in the background than the foreground.
What a tragic loss of a life caused by an irresponsible reckless driver. Hayley was 12 years old, obviously she wasn’t driving the car, who was in the car with her and did they survive. See Seems odd that it’s not mentioned at all.
One more question: Steven Thompson 42:57 is involved in the furniture business and the WHAT? "Rat Trade"??? If it is the rat trade.......what is the rat trade?
Thanks for another upload. This is a episode I remember watching, especially for the detective when he mentions the person they're looking for is a Grant Mitchell lookalike I am a big CW fan just like everyone else, but I think you can definitely feel the decline in the production quality and the types of cases they showed. There is a lot of 'filler' stuff going on too. Just 10 years prior, the only filler stuff was the "antiques corner" or whatever it was called. For me the early to mid 90's was the heyday of CW with it's production quality.
Thx u oldstuff for this episode of crimewatch and should bring it bk because its viewers that solve crime and maybe just maybe crimes can be solved a lot quicker with the public help when police have hit a snag during the investigation what crimes they are investigating and gives victims a voice knowing the person who has committed crimes against them are behind bars
RIP Hayley Day; and people wonder why ANPR cameras are everywhere now because people are totally untrustworthy. You can commit this crime but, eat and sleep every night.
Yes. His name is Stuart Milsted, a university graduate who had offered Danielle money for sex and then argued with her about it, leading to him murdering her. He would not be identified as her murderer for another year.
The black police dude with the bald head . His presentation skills are wooden to say the least ? BBC ticking another box and another program goes into the skip . Seems to be a theme emerging 20 years ago till the present day .
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) ● Wed April 28 2004
I recall one crimewatch appeal about a series of distraction robberies where nick said the robbers were distinctive as one had a deformed arm and the other had downs syndrome
@anthonymcken6050 Danielle spent time in care and ended up living with her father after the marriage split. Who knows what happened to her in care. How many times have we heard about abuse cases in care homes? Most sex workers have had difficult upbringings.
@@anthonymcken6050 bullshit if this was. The other way around you wouldn't be saying this
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Looks like he lasted until 2005 on Crimewatch. It seems the accusation that he assaulted his girlfriend was from a year after he left the show (?) - The following short report is from the Daily Mirror in 2006 : FORMER Crimewatch presenter PC Jonathan Morrison has been arrested after he was accused of assaulting his girlfriend. PC Morrison, 30, who found fame as the crime-busting BBC show's first black presenter, was arrested in London last month after police received a complaint of assault. The allegation is now being investigated. PC Morrison, right, a leading member of the Metropolitan Black Police Association, was unveiled as the new face of Crimewatch in May 2004. He was inspired to join the force in 2002 after he saw a TV programme featuring a black policeman talking to kids in a youth club. He began working with a 999 response team in Lambeth, South London, before becoming a schools officer - and then TV star. PC Morrison has been bailed to return to a police station on July 2.
I wish they would bring CW UK back to tv once a month at 9/10pm like it used to be, I remember watching it because it was the only time of the month that my parents used to let us stay up later than usual to watch it because we had school the next day 😊
It was a different time. Its wouldn’t be worth them putting it on tv. They get all the exposure they need using social media now, not to mention the big brother world we’re living in.
@@LANCSKIDNot to mention Data Protection breaches by mentioning Suspects previous on the show.
It wont come back people getting to close to the nonces/ murderes in the government/ bbc etc
It's the BBC, means talk about black criminals they don't want to do that anymore they're to lefty leaning.
@@LANCSKID Never heard that reason - always heard it was falling audiences
Why don't BBC do a crimewatch special where they repeal for all of the still unsolved murders shown on crimewatch over tge years
Good idea. On Crimewatch Live they do quite a few cold cases now.
Reappeal?
The John Doe found in the Jubilee River is still unidentified. He has an active entry on the Doe Network website. A 2013 BBC article I found about unidentified bodies mentioned him and that authorities think he was from Poland.
I thought "I bet he's Eastern European or gypsy and it's something to do with drugs"
i thought John doe was only an american term
@@dazdeluxe6672 It's a British legal term first mentioned in 16th century - now also used by Americans.
The Hit and run`s are heartbreaking.
I notice Rav Wilding is not on this edition. Was he alternating with Jonathan Morrison? Rav was on the 20th anniversary show for his first ever appearance, and I thought he was fine on that - looking slightly shy, quiet and serious. I would have liked him more had he stayed like that. Didnt like the way he eventually started hogging the limelight with his 'cheeky chappie' persona, always standing in front of and obscuring the faces on the Most Wanted board, making constant corny and inappropriate puns for the Caught on CCTV segment (or was that the producers who fed him those?) and by the time we got to the gratuitous horror film sound tracks, we had the directors cutting away from the action of a reconstruction to Rav strategically positioned in the middle of the murder scene, as though he was the star of the show. Was it about 2007 when all this happened and Crimewatch started to go down the pan? Didn't it sharply deteriorate after Nick left?
About the violence shown in the later reconstructions,nick and sue fought strongly against it during their time on the show
I was devastated when when Jacqui Hames left the show . Professional , understated and a fine looking lady .
@johnniethepom7545 yes, she was so good along with Nick, Sue, Jill even Fiona actually did it well. Calm, professional, measured and caring I thought was how they came across.
It went to pieces around 2007-8 IMO tacky reconstructions with fast editing, horror music and flashback style cuts, Kirsty Young grandstanding over every crime giving us her judgement. Rav cracking stupid jokes during his most wanted segment. It went to utter crap in 2016, Jeremy Vine more or less on his own in a car park presenting it, a zero budget production.
The recent Crimewatch Lives are actually improving now. Much better presenting just calm, compassionate but never wallowing in it. The reconstructions are also much more slowly done again with more sensitive/sad music much more in the background than the foreground.
What a tragic loss of a life caused by an irresponsible reckless driver. Hayley was 12 years old, obviously she wasn’t driving the car, who was in the car with her and did they survive. See Seems odd that it’s not mentioned at all.
Worzel gummidge like appearance 😂
Thank you!!!
One more question:
Steven Thompson 42:57 is involved in the furniture business and the WHAT? "Rat Trade"???
If it is the rat trade.......what is the rat trade?
@pattymelt-go3fv rag trade; clothes manufacturing (by mistake People might think of rag and bone man, ie scanvengers)
@@stevechristie2569 Thanks
@@lw3646 Agreed.
Unreal, thank you so much x
Wow thank you!!!
Thanks for another upload. This is a episode I remember watching, especially for the detective when he mentions the person they're looking for is a Grant Mitchell lookalike
I am a big CW fan just like everyone else, but I think you can definitely feel the decline in the production quality and the types of cases they showed. There is a lot of 'filler' stuff going on too. Just 10 years prior, the only filler stuff was the "antiques corner" or whatever it was called.
For me the early to mid 90's was the heyday of CW with it's production quality.
Danielle Moorcroft was murdered in June 2002 but the CCTV from the night she was killed at 19:13 has the date as May 2001.
Lots of CCTV cameras had/have the wrong date on them.
Thx u oldstuff for this episode of crimewatch and should bring it bk because its viewers that solve crime and maybe just maybe crimes can be solved a lot quicker with the public help when police have hit a snag during the investigation what crimes they are investigating and gives victims a voice knowing the person who has committed crimes against them are behind bars
RIP Hayley Day; and people wonder why ANPR cameras are everywhere now because people are totally untrustworthy. You can commit this crime but, eat and sleep every night.
Danielles killer was found and jailed
Yes. His name is Stuart Milsted, a university graduate who had offered Danielle money for sex and then argued with her about it, leading to him murdering her. He would not be identified as her murderer for another year.
How did he only get 11 years for murder? Hes been out for years now shocking.
@@johndosh6832 The article I read said "jailed for life" but I understand that doesn't actually mean life.
@@johndosh6832I agree. You'd think 20 years minimum. Maybe 30.
@@johndosh6832 Looks like he pleaded 'guilty' so would have got time off.
Great to watch these again thank you
i Hope those two young robbers pretending to fix a waster leak got caught despicable crime against the elderly
My Mrs calls u the weekend wrecker
"they seemed so convincing". In what world did they seem convincing 😂
It's a reenactment 🙄
Rest in heaven peace Hayley and Ted Xx😢😢
The copper using his police car to run an errand was a bit naughty
I also would like to hear the final answers for the unsolved crimes please😊
Next underpants , he must be rich .
@@LANCSKID youre very lucky . I have two pairs that I have to wash 1 wear one wash one wear one.
If you go commando you don’t even need them
In the rape case why didnt the old lady take the young girl home
Thanks for this not seen this one , must of slipped through the net.
That poor old lady and her son with Parkinson's 😢
The fake Barrister.... 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Sorry but that is funny AF
49:35 the barrister is a freemason he's even wearing the ring as he holds his hand up near his eye.
Did they get anyone for either of the car crashes I can't find anything.
CW needs to be brought back as crime is increasing and getting worse in the UK.
What year is this please xx
Can’t you read?
2004
😂@@paulb1311
The black police dude with the bald head . His presentation skills are wooden to say the least ? BBC ticking another box and another program goes into the skip . Seems to be a theme emerging 20 years ago till the present day .
You use a Black male in your profile pic to deflect your prejudice.
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)
● Wed April 28 2004
Old stuff do you have August episode there was a shooting in a bham gym I was at the gym at the time
Yes it is on this channel. Are you referring to the Asian bloke who was slain by drug dealers?
I recall one crimewatch appeal about a series of distraction robberies where nick said the robbers were distinctive as one had a deformed arm and the other had downs syndrome
Beverley Brinkley murder still unsolved
People in Harlow know who is responsible they are probably too scared and I dont blame them. I suspect that it might be drug related.
Yeah probably look at the sister eirher is or was a addict
Does anyone know if the fake barrister was caught?
I'd like to know too.
25:46 why were the Police driving that smile assss Ford Fiesta? Especially when they’re were faster cars on the road that criminals would use 😅😅
"What did he do?.."He took my V plates".."I'm a professional you see!
Danielle’s mother failed her.
Not necessarily she got involved in the wrong crowd and then fell in love with drugs.
What a ridiculous thing to say.
@anthonymcken6050 Danielle spent time in care and ended up living with her father after the marriage split. Who knows what happened to her in care. How many times have we heard about abuse cases in care homes? Most sex workers have had difficult upbringings.
@@DaisyCatToo Quite often the victims of sexual abuse.
I see they've still got the woman beater presenting.he didn't last long though
Who is that?
@@TheWhiff12 Jonathan Morrison
There are two sides to every story. Do you know what resulted from those allegations?
@@anthonymcken6050 bullshit if this was. The other way around you wouldn't be saying this
Looks like he lasted until 2005 on Crimewatch. It seems the accusation that he assaulted his girlfriend was from a year after he left the show (?) - The following short report is from the Daily Mirror in 2006 :
FORMER Crimewatch presenter PC Jonathan Morrison has been arrested after he was accused of assaulting his girlfriend.
PC Morrison, 30, who found fame as the crime-busting BBC show's first black presenter, was arrested in London last month after police received a complaint of assault.
The allegation is now being investigated.
PC Morrison, right, a leading member of the Metropolitan Black Police Association, was unveiled as the new face of Crimewatch in May 2004.
He was inspired to join the force in 2002 after he saw a TV programme featuring a black policeman talking to kids in a youth club. He began working with a 999 response team in Lambeth, South London, before becoming a schools officer - and then TV star.
PC Morrison has been bailed to return to a police station on July 2.