November 23 2004. Duane Bertrand was shot in his car in London three years ago. Can you help find his killer? The show's also hunting a burglar. His name is known but not his whereabouts.
A 41 year old drug addict was convicted of cherita gates manslaughter in 2006.His sentence was 10 years plus 3 years for other thefts.His accomplice got 3 years.both were from the travelling community
Violence against the elderly in their own four walls . Watch your back in jail . Some crimes are not " approved of " by other inmates . Even on rule 43 the door is sometimes left open .
Here at 10:26 the time shows 4.30 am, but here at 12.28 the officer says it happened at 3.30 am. What a couple of cowards! Beating up an old lady, punching her in the face👿😡
Does anyone remember a case that was featured on Crimewatch in the 80s, where a young man was killed whilst walking down the street in London, possibly Camden. I can't remember how he died, but the police thought the culprit didn't intend to kill him. The victim was a young white man with dark hair. It wasn't the one where the Irish suspect followed a man to the public toilet and killed him, it was a different one. I don't think it had a proper reconstruction.
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
27:11 thankfully the case was solved because my god this conversation could have been detrimental to the investigation. I understand the conversation has to flow in a natural manner, but I often wonder why they didn't just put a teleprompter behind the presenter for the officer to read. Sure, that would obviously make the 'interview' (too) robotic, but it would also enable the officer to get all the information across to the viewers, which is far more important. An appeal can really be ruined by an officer who is struggling like this...
@CARLIN4737 . Before DNA , the cops just picked on the local simple boy and beat or verballed a confession out of them . That negated the thorough investigation that would have been required to genuinely solve the case . But DNA is a two edged sword , you can't fabricate something that isn't there . To be fair the police have upped their game , but then they've had to or risk a public back lash .
To be fair, they can only reveal so much on shows like Crimewatch. They're also probably not as confident or as comfortable being in front of the cameras. You can tell when some of them stutter, etc 😂 A lot of coppers also do the "Colombo" method. Trying to catch people out. Hoping criminals slip up
A lot of women/girls seem to be attacked while walking dogs and the dogs don't do anything to protect their owner. You think they would if they "loved" their owner.
@@stephaniemollart Of course, the innocent owner could run away while the assailant is busy with the dog. Human life is precious, dogs are man-made mutants developed through artificial selection, they are beings you buy and condition ( "train" ), they have no metacognition, they only live a few years anyway. Moreover, other animals are intensively farmed and killed for dog food, why don't we have this "compassion" for those animals, too? We project unto dogs whatever we fancy: best friend, fur baby, whatever, but this is just Disney induced anthropomorphism.
Most are domesticated family dogs remember, they always picks out their victims strategically they would approach people if they didn’t think otherwise look at Rob Napper he tried to take on the woman with two Alsatians he had a knife He ran off with his toe between his legs. There was another case where a guy tried it on a woman in North London Highgate woods but didn’t realise she had a Rockweiler with her he got bit badly and it missed the vital artery, but guess who got done for it supposedly he tried to spin it around and say that he was asking for directions when clearly he wasn’t Do you see the pattern, Labrador and corgis and other breeds ain’t gonna be putting up a fight to the death they’re not built for that
A 41 year old drug addict was convicted of cherita gates manslaughter in 2006.His sentence was 10 years plus 3 years for other thefts.His accomplice got 3 years.both were from the travelling community
Thank you for the update he should’ve got long rip Cherita thank you again enjoy your day Xxx
Cowardly scumbags, they deserved much longer prison sentences, they should not be allowed to travel anywhere.
Both must be out now.
What a cowardly act.
Violence against the elderly in their own four walls . Watch your back in jail . Some crimes are not " approved of " by other inmates . Even on rule 43 the door is sometimes left open .
I hope that man who attacked that young girl, out with her dog, was caught. What a horrific thing to happen. Bless her.
I remember the first case very vividly! Shocking!
Updates ?
@@jakenufctvThe thieves/killers were caught. The driver Stewart Dimech got ten years for manslaughter. He died in 2017.
Wow, how tough was sally Skidmore ❤🎉
Fiona Bruce coming in on a quad bike is classic 😂 I miss tv like this
She's such a great presence, natural beauty and fantastic voice. Not many like her nowadays on TV.
Why? Its shit.
@@CARLIN4737 Yeah, quad bikes are crass.
Guttles animals doing that to a old woman
Watch your back in jail lads . Some crimes are not "approved of " by other inmates .
Lyndsey Bourne's remains were recovered and her killer jailed for life in 2005
Ta
Thank you for letting us know
Her poor mother.
@@ileanamuntean7338very much so
23:15
Stuart Burns, 30, cut up the body of 28-year-old Lyndsey Bourne when she died following a struggle at his flat.
Thank you for sharing this
Smethwyck is now one of the most flytipped towns in the uk.
WTF?
Here at 10:26 the time shows 4.30 am, but here at 12.28 the officer says it happened at 3.30 am.
What a couple of cowards! Beating up an old lady, punching her in the face👿😡
Absolutely disgusting!
Thank you 😊 ❤
Bring crimewatch back please
I think that Ms Bruce should really have ridden that quad side-saddle.
To straddle is to overtly show one's exactational discretionary predicament!
Its entirely inappropriate when people are crying about loved ones they have just lost literally moments before and later...
John blackstock has appeared on wanted faces before
Hes a criminal?
Does anyone remember a case that was featured on Crimewatch in the 80s, where a young man was killed whilst walking down the street in London, possibly Camden. I can't remember how he died, but the police thought the culprit didn't intend to kill him. The victim was a young white man with dark hair.
It wasn't the one where the Irish suspect followed a man to the public toilet and killed him, it was a different one. I don't think it had a proper reconstruction.
Rings a bell like.
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 wouldnt normally comment...Dont Know?
Thanks Old Stuff for the Good Stuff....
The 1st case really bothered me had me choking.
27:11 thankfully the case was solved because my god this conversation could have been detrimental to the investigation.
I understand the conversation has to flow in a natural manner, but I often wonder why they didn't just put a teleprompter behind the presenter for the officer to read. Sure, that would obviously make the 'interview' (too) robotic, but it would also enable the officer to get all the information across to the viewers, which is far more important.
An appeal can really be ruined by an officer who is struggling like this...
From all our nuns we say good people Go to heaven but evil people Go to hell
Thank you!!!!
Yawn?
thanks old stuff
Good Stuff....
This is really a bad idea to watch CW in the middle of the night when you’re in bed Xx 😟
is it just me that thinks they use the word distinctive far to much on things that arnt
Aint?
@@CARLIN4737Aren't!!!! Xx ❤🙏❤xX
Shut up.....My Sizzling Super CW Sunday just gets better.
Cringe !!!! You need a life
Cringe
@@user-dh8ss2ux3f Yawn
Police officers were thick as fuck on this one 😂
It does make you wonder how any crime was ever solved before DNA. They are literally clueless on many of these crimes.
@CARLIN4737 . Before DNA , the cops just picked on the local simple boy and beat or verballed a confession out of them . That negated the thorough investigation that would have been required to genuinely solve the case . But DNA is a two edged sword , you can't fabricate something that isn't there . To be fair the police have upped their game , but then they've had to or risk a public back lash .
To be fair, they can only reveal so much on shows like Crimewatch. They're also probably not as confident or as comfortable being in front of the cameras. You can tell when some of them stutter, etc 😂
A lot of coppers also do the "Colombo" method. Trying to catch people out. Hoping criminals slip up
Wow
Wowzers indeed.
They don't make um like this anymore
Thank god...This was going right downhill by this point.
@CARLIN4737 2007 was when the frenzied music and mad editing kicked in, no wonder Nick and Fiona bailed out at that point.
Ex wife and stepmother brought together by this tragedy. ❤
Not true
Father forgotten
@@stephenholmes1036 the father had traumatic brain injury - they spoke about him!! He was seriously injured in no state to go on TV
22:43
Pankcaked up the wall
Pancake on the ceiling?
Sounds like some Manchester indy band from the 1980s? Top of the Pops...And after Flock of Seagulls is Pancacked up the wall?
@@CARLIN4737 🤣🤣
A lot of women/girls seem to be attacked while walking dogs and the dogs don't do anything to protect their owner. You think they would if they "loved" their owner.
and what if the attacker had a knife? you want a innocent dog stabbed trying to protect its owner….
@@stephaniemollart Of course, the innocent owner could run away while the assailant is busy with the dog. Human life is precious, dogs are man-made mutants developed through artificial selection, they are beings you buy and condition ( "train" ), they have no metacognition, they only live a few years anyway. Moreover, other animals are intensively farmed and killed for dog food, why don't we have this "compassion" for those animals, too? We project unto dogs whatever we fancy: best friend, fur baby, whatever, but this is just Disney induced anthropomorphism.
Most are domesticated family dogs remember, they always picks out their victims strategically they would approach people if they didn’t think otherwise look at Rob Napper he tried to take on the woman with two Alsatians he had a knife He ran off with his toe between his legs. There was another case where a guy tried it on a woman in North London Highgate woods but didn’t realise she had a Rockweiler with her he got bit badly and it missed the vital artery, but guess who got done for it supposedly he tried to spin it around and say that he was asking for directions when clearly he wasn’t
Do you see the pattern, Labrador and corgis and other breeds ain’t gonna be putting up a fight to the death they’re not built for that
Poodles and puggs can only do so much not everyone has an attack dog as a pet.