This was a great series, and it gave many people, clearance. .... My dear late husband, Tony and i, used to watch it every month. .... Sue Cook @ Nick Ross were the perfect presenters and they always looked classy and immaculate. xx
I had resigned myself into thinking we wasn’t getting a upload tonight, and then you popped up, and as I now have to watch it my snooze button is going to take a hell of a battering in the morning 😩......... evening all
It saddens me when I look up these cases and discover that they are still unsolved. No one has ever been charged in the murder of Murray Erskine. I hope Erskine gets justice, no matter how many years have gone by.
It's great to see these again. Now and again I actually remember certain reconstructions from 30+ years ago, watching on a Thursday night once a month. Gripping TV.
i was told that a lot of criminals used to hide out living on the inland waterways because they could move police territories from time to time and since there weren't national databases back then so different forces didn't communicate with each other. so perhaps they thought it was one of their peers handiwork - grass etc.
Yes. Very bizarre that was chosen for a reconstruction - doesn’t appear that there was the slightest shred of evidence that there was foul play there. It was mentioned that Michael liked to explore the countryside so a tragic accident was always the most likely explanation.
I'm always amazed that they have SECURICOR on the side of the vans. Why advertise to would be robbers? Far better to just have a shabby looking works van that goes round the back to make it's collection. Anyway, me and my wife, both expensive jewelry collectors, are going abroad for a month now. Yours sincerely, Mr J Swift. 27 Rogerson Street. Plymouth. Thank you.
Steve Reckless replacing the Cortinas which ceased production in 1982. They became progressively rarer during the 90s. Now there are only about 800 Sierras left.
@@SKisatourist2010 - Then years later in 1993 it was replaced with the Ford Mondeo. I believe this will be the last large family size car by Ford. I think the Mk5 (the current Mk) will end production in 2021. There was a special on it on The Grand Tour. No future Mk is planned.
Look forward to getting in bed and watching the latest episode every night, thank you again Redcard, seems everyone is else is really enjoying watching too.
From the number of them that were attacked during the day it seems that wasn't much help either. Perhaps they were trying to mix up delivery times to confuse criminals. Clearly, it didn't work.
Murray Erskine lived at 5 Norland Square which is almost directly parallel in the adjacent street in Notting Hill, with the home of Janice Weston whose murder was featured in a 1984 crime watch episode. Janice lived on Addison Avenue.
Another day, another Securicor hold-up. Somehow they lasted until 2004 when they were taken over by the even more incompetent Group 4 & G4S now has double the ineptitude.
They're virtually unheard of now. Far fewer people use cash, technology has advanced so much that the notes become stained and unusable and the thief gets covered in dye. Also, heard some criminals from that era talk in other videos about how the technological advances made those kind of raids a real mugs game - criminals realised they could make much more money from drug dealing and supply.
Yeah, fair play to the "quiz master" for getting up and giving it a go, but the pub really needs to take her to one side and tell her to put a bit more "oomph" into it. People expect a bit of showmanship.
Did they ever mention Michael Boulton again? I can't see any mention of him in June's episode (1990), yet a body was apparently found in a cave near where he went missing. I'm guessing it was him, poor kid.
redcard - much as I appreciate your efforts, I think you've published the description of "Crimewatch UK June 1990" here - and vice-versa. June 1990 reads: "Nick Ross and Sue Cook present cases including the murder of Murray Erskine in London, an attack in Palmers Green and the murder of Dr David Birkett in Middlesbrough, Cleveland." Which is accurate for THIS episode (May 1990).. Everyone's allowed the occasional error, though. :-)
when you watch these old crimewatch episodes you realise how easy it was to obtain goods and money illegally by using stolen chequebooks and credit cards, it would take the banks a lot longer to realise there was a problem. Also driving licences didn't have photographs so you could use a stolen driving licence very easily, these types of crime appear again and again in 80s and early 90s episodes
Scott1433 I had great fun at the bank’s expense in the mid to late eighties with cheque books and cards and credit cards and the driving licences with no picture was a great proof of I’d! I paid the price later with a short prison stay and have been a good lad ever since but I fondly remember the fun I had😂
Jacqui Hames is just so wonderfully wholesome isn’t she. Credit to the police force. To think she had to endure the maelstrom that was the Leveson enquiry
She's like something out of an Enid Blighton novel. You'd think she'd be disgusted and confused by the horrors of crime in 90's Britain. Yet, there she is, hunting baddies.
Once investigated by a certain downmarket tabloid for having an affair... with her own husband. What sad, squalid existences those hacks must have lived
I remember the story of the MP who died due to his predilection for kinky sex. I think he was found with an orange in his mouth and a carrier bag wrapped around his head. I wonder if something similar happened to Murray Erskine?? Death due to kinky sex I mean?? Not bags and oranges but some sort of injury because of his masochistic tendencies??
@@eyebrowes1886 Try to destroy evidence, like burning a corpse, hoping to get rid of body fluids, fingerprints, skin tissue, blood. Libby Squire's mother said she wanted to know how she died, cos the post mortem could not establish the cause of death. Her body was found in a river.
@@trishg151 Who knows?! Fear is usually what stops people from coming forward even when they know they should 😞 Personally I would let someone know if I saw something strange in the water...
Murray Erskine's dinner date at 4:13. That was the night of the first all-seater game at Wembley. England beat Yugoslavia 2-1. Bryan Robson's goal was also the fastest international goal scored. (38 seconds)
Just started watching a series from the 80s 90s Called The Flying Squad(Sweeney) on You Tube it has a lot of the Detectives that appear on Crimewatch Cameras follow live transmission not reconstructions.
Did you hear the police say CP and that is familiar with the gay community. We know what that is short for. Wonder if someone was disgusted with his perversions.
he went into a cave to explore, got into some deep water and surfaced in another cave chamber, dark and disorientated, hypothermia. it's on the caving fatalities list.
Has anybody else noticed Nick Ross has a habit of interrupting/cutting short the coppers he often interacts with? I conclude thus : A) a producer in his earpiece is telling him to hurry things along B) his social graces are lacking Or C) he hates the police. Which one is correct?
It is ridiculous that the villains have sawed off shot guns and the police have what? Radios? I wouldn’t be able to come back to work either. Anyone who shoots at police should go to jail automatically!
That's very sad. At least his family had some closure, and I imagine it must've given them peace to know nobody else had hurt and killed him. Thanks for your response to OP.
As the man was spending poor Murray's cash, perhaps he went to one of these games in Town that day, 16th of December... Chelsea 2-5 Liverpool West Ham 0-2 Oldham Athletic Millwall 2-0 Aston Villa Arsenal 3-2 Luton Town Charlton Ath 1-2 Crystal Palace
Officer on sick leave with shock no surprise there bet u he dragged that out for a year or two going back to the doctors once a month for a sick note saying he has ptsd
I’m sure he does. Although one might hope for a bit sterner stuff from a copper. He probably would have felt better if he had something besides a radio to protect himself. Absurd to this Yank.
Im looking for one from approx 94 -96 ish , a Photo Call with someone called George Fawcett on it he also had loads of aliases but thats his real name , Please
This edition is one of the first ones I can clearly recall watching at the time, and I remember finding this particular Videofit genuinely terrifying as a 12 year old. Even now, 28 years later and having just turned 40, it still made me shiver slightly on seeing it!
I am more interested in trying to find out more about the red fiesta and maybe because of the findings of something in Cambridge Lincolnshire, tie in with the other attack with that lady!!! Get on with it then if you haven't found them him?
Haha love how "not modern" these older eps are... "S&M would be very well known in the gay community" 🙂 - clearly the kind of thing 'straights' don't do????
This was a great series, and it gave many people, clearance. .... My dear late husband, Tony and i, used to watch it every month. .... Sue Cook @ Nick Ross were the perfect presenters and they always looked classy and immaculate. xx
I had resigned myself into thinking we wasn’t getting a upload tonight, and then you popped up, and as I now have to watch it my snooze button is going to take a hell of a battering in the morning 😩......... evening all
It saddens me when I look up these cases and discover that they are still unsolved. No one has ever been charged in the murder of Murray Erskine. I hope Erskine gets justice, no matter how many years have gone by.
Omg I thought it was solved
Right? The 80s and 90s were truly a Wild West. Most of those murderers wouldn’t get away with it today due to cctv, mobile phones etc.
got to have dna, though i believe it was obvious the murderer left the country.
I agree very sad 😔
The indecent assults in Basildon also seem to be unsolved, I recall a more modern crimewatch where they did some reconstructions.
I want the crime watch theme tune played at my funeral, as everybody’s walking in to be seated. 🤣
You dreamer?
As you’re being hoisted into the ground, the vicar taps your coffin and says: “don’t have nightmares, do sleep well”
To make your murderer super nervous
Better than I'm a wanker by ivor biggun (my choice)
Hopefully there'll be an update at midnight where you reanimate as a zombie! 😅
Those microwaves are in Delboy's flat! Grandad thinks its a portable telly...
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Mint ha ha trying to get the dukes of hazzard 😂🤪😝
Hahahahaha
I love all the old crimewatch
I love Sue Cooke.
I'm off sick from work after minor surgery so these uploads help pass time - cheers RC74 you leg end !!!
Minor surgery? My parrots got shits 😁👍🐱🐦
@@davenolan3082 uh ?
The reconstructions always seemed more thorough and detailed during the 80s and 90s episodes.
Yep without the tacky music and sound effects too.
It's great to see these again. Now and again I actually remember certain reconstructions from 30+ years ago, watching on a Thursday night once a month. Gripping TV.
I don’t know what ages this episode more. The late 80s/early 90s hairstyles & fashion or the fact a pint of beer in London cost £1.50
WHA-A-AT???!!! ...HOW much...???
@@donandrew3230 £1.50 😂
My great grandmother used to watch these on her own in her remote farmhouse in Wales
8:10 "at least 3 witnesses thought it was a body but nobody told the police" WTF
WTF indeed👍
i was told that a lot of criminals used to hide out living on the inland waterways because they could move police territories from time to time and since there weren't national databases back then so different forces didn't communicate with each other. so perhaps they thought it was one of their peers handiwork - grass etc.
Makes me so sad to think about Michael Boulton going through fostering etc as a child and then finally settling and then falling into a cave 😥 RIP pal
Yes. Very bizarre that was chosen for a reconstruction - doesn’t appear that there was the slightest shred of evidence that there was foul play there. It was mentioned that Michael liked to explore the countryside so a tragic accident was always the most likely explanation.
Redcard delivers the goods once again! Great midnight viewing, cheers for everything mate
I'm always amazed that they have SECURICOR on the side of the vans.
Why advertise to would be robbers?
Far better to just have a shabby looking works van that goes round the back to make it's collection.
Anyway, me and my wife, both expensive jewelry collectors, are going abroad for a month now.
Yours sincerely, Mr J Swift.
27 Rogerson Street.
Plymouth.
Thank you.
🤣🤣🤣. I have to agree with you about the securicor vans as well.
@@mrkipling2201 Feed the cat as well.
Very kind. 🤣
@@SpotlessLeopard will do. Just leave some money on the side for my time and extra food if it’s needed. Have a great time. 🤣🤣
FFS 😂😂
Great! The key still under the garden gnome?
Great work. I really appreciate you loading these. This one was the month I left school.
Just come in from a shit day at work. This has sorted me right out.
Evening Fellow Crimewatcher's.
Ford Sierras! The robbers favourite getaway car it seems
Steve Reckless replacing the Cortinas which ceased production in 1982. They became progressively rarer during the 90s. Now there are only about 800 Sierras left.
@@SKisatourist2010 - Then years later in 1993 it was replaced with the Ford Mondeo. I believe this will be the last large family size car by Ford. I think the Mk5 (the current Mk) will end production in 2021. There was a special on it on The Grand Tour. No future Mk is planned.
@@andrewsmith2757 anything with a blue oval on it whether 60s,70s,80s or 90s right upto modern day is an easy to pinch bag of shite motor
@@SKisatourist2010 Marginally better than my Trabant …
Look forward to getting in bed and watching the latest episode every night, thank you again Redcard, seems everyone is else is really enjoying watching too.
Was literally sat refreshing for about 20 minutes. More exciting than payday at the moment!!
Harley Alex 🤣
Yea I was the same
Good one 🤣🤣🤣🙌🏾
Why on earth is a security van doing cash deliveries at midnight? Nothing secure about that.
Probably on the old fiddle
From the number of them that were attacked during the day it seems that wasn't much help either. Perhaps they were trying to mix up delivery times to confuse criminals. Clearly, it didn't work.
It was a common sight in my town once upon a time seeing a van after midnight dropping off at bank. Banks are few and far between nowadays.
For the 1st time i panicked lol thx redcard74😂
Murray Erskine lived at 5 Norland Square which is almost directly parallel in the adjacent street in Notting Hill, with the home of Janice Weston whose murder was featured in a 1984 crime watch episode. Janice lived on Addison Avenue.
Dinner chez Murray looks Lovely
I am absolutely loving these ...Ive been binging for 3 days...i only wish i had stock-piled beer, cigs and petrol haha
Babes. your a keeper.
Another day, another Securicor hold-up. Somehow they lasted until 2004 when they were taken over by the even more incompetent Group 4 & G4S now has double the ineptitude.
Hahaha 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣💯
They really need a 50cal mounted on the roof
What happened to the red smoke they put in to make the cash useless?
They're virtually unheard of now. Far fewer people use cash, technology has advanced so much that the notes become stained and unusable and the thief gets covered in dye. Also, heard some criminals from that era talk in other videos about how the technological advances made those kind of raids a real mugs game - criminals realised they could make much more money from drug dealing and supply.
The Crimewatch file episode " murder without motive " about dr birketts murder is now on UA-cam
I saw Dr Birkett in Hartlepool General Hospital in 1979.
Most interesting reconstructions. Thanks for sharing 👍
Don’t you just love the way Jacqui nods her head from side to side. So cute.
37:15 - Jeez these questions at the quiz are enthralling 😃
Yeah, fair play to the "quiz master" for getting up and giving it a go, but the pub really needs to take her to one side and tell her to put a bit more "oomph" into it. People expect a bit of showmanship.
They found Michael dead and said it was accidental.
Sorry Jacqui, no-one could take the train from Southend East to Liverpool Street as it's on the Fenchurch Street line...
Back in the days of British Rail, trains on the Fenchurch st Line regularly went to Liverpool St, as they often still do on a weekend
PLOT TWIST 18:13 distinctive blue Mercedes is in fact RED
I remember this episode like it was yesterday.
Did they ever mention Michael Boulton again? I can't see any mention of him in June's episode (1990), yet a body was apparently found in a cave near where he went missing. I'm guessing it was him, poor kid.
Yes, he was found a few months after the appeal. It was referenced in a future crimewatch - was an accident
@@redcard7475 Thank you, at least there was closure then and at least they know there was no one who'd deliberately hurt him 👍
redcard - much as I appreciate your efforts, I think you've published the description of "Crimewatch UK June 1990" here - and vice-versa.
June 1990 reads: "Nick Ross and Sue Cook present cases including the murder of Murray Erskine in London, an attack in Palmers Green and the murder of Dr David Birkett in Middlesbrough, Cleveland." Which is accurate for THIS episode (May 1990)..
Everyone's allowed the occasional error, though. :-)
I had dinner already logged on and no crimewatch lol a wee bit later tonight but great its finally here .. thank you .
BlytheWorld1972 you’ve literally commented on every single video wtf, i think i speak on behalf of everyone when i say we dont care about your life :/
You disgust me.
@@nathaniliescu4597 👋
@@trishg151 oh hell, hasn't the coronavirus claimed you yet?
@@nathaniliescu4597 No cos it's not real Gumbo
when you watch these old crimewatch episodes you realise how easy it was to obtain goods and money illegally by using stolen chequebooks and credit cards, it would take the banks a lot longer to realise there was a problem. Also driving licences didn't have photographs so you could use a stolen driving licence very easily, these types of crime appear again and again in 80s and early 90s episodes
Scott1433 I had great fun at the bank’s expense in the mid to late eighties with cheque books and cards and credit cards and the driving licences with no picture was a great proof of I’d! I paid the price later with a short prison stay and have been a good lad ever since but I fondly remember the fun I had😂
And no cctv
The beginning of the corrupt banking system that as ruined the UK
£1-50 for a pint 😂 😂 cost you that for a bag of crisp 😂 😂 😂
I can remember 98p for a pt of Stella. Well pissed when it went up to 1£06
I can remember when a bag of Snaps was 5p 😭
Just for one crisp?
Evening all.Thanks for another upload redcard74.You never let us down or disappoint us !!
Jacqui Hames is just so wonderfully wholesome isn’t she. Credit to the police force. To think she had to endure the maelstrom that was the Leveson enquiry
She's like something out of an Enid Blighton novel.
You'd think she'd be disgusted and confused by the horrors of crime in 90's Britain.
Yet, there she is, hunting baddies.
A woman of great integrity.
Once investigated by a certain downmarket tabloid for having an affair... with her own husband. What sad, squalid existences those hacks must have lived
She, Nick and Sue were such a great team. The perfect reflection of decent middle-England at the time.
Thanks a million!!!🙌
33.33 that photo fit! Jeez!! 😱😬
:D
Actually reminds me of a guy I worked with - now I think of it, he was a bit of an oddball 🤔
5:36 does you does, or does you don't, take Access... doo-doo-doo doo doo.
your flexible friend
Sue looks much younger than 41.
Watch her interviewed recently by Anna Brees, she is in her 70's now...
Hope I don't run out of episodes but I'm sure they'll run out 🤦 so addictive
I loved them first time around...
Peter Meyer now supplies wine to uk supermarkets
I remember the story of the MP who died due to his predilection for kinky sex. I think he was found with an orange in his mouth and a carrier bag wrapped around his head. I wonder if something similar happened to Murray Erskine?? Death due to kinky sex I mean?? Not bags and oranges but some sort of injury because of his masochistic tendencies??
Why would the body be removed and then thrown in a river?
Was the MP Stephen Milligan?
@@eyebrowes1886 Try to destroy evidence, like burning a corpse, hoping to get rid of body fluids, fingerprints, skin tissue, blood. Libby Squire's mother said she wanted to know how she died, cos the post mortem could not establish the cause of death. Her body was found in a river.
Kinky sex at around 1pm ? Don't think so
Did you hear the letters CP mentioned by the officer . Wonder what else Murray was into?
Why if your saw something odd in the water would you not tell the police
Too scared maybe?
@@sell3100 of what? Could have called anonymous from phonebox
@@trishg151 Who knows?!
Fear is usually what stops people from coming forward even when they know they should 😞
Personally I would let someone know if I saw something strange in the water...
Because it was likely nothing and people are reluctant to waste police time without being more certain.
Murray Erskine's dinner date at 4:13. That was the night of the first all-seater game at Wembley. England beat Yugoslavia 2-1. Bryan Robson's goal was also the fastest international goal scored. (38 seconds)
Fastest is Robsons v France 1982 WC. 27 seconds. I saw it live.
@@JDLondon72 Good shout thank you. Reviewing the Yugoslavia goal was the fastest England international goal at Wembley.
Crimewatch is my favourite program unsolved
Programme!
They introduced the London telephone codes in this episode.
Red card keep up the good work, you are a legend !!
Fantastic thanks redcard 74
Did criminals in those days dress on purpose to standout.. !!
The indecent assults in Basildon also seem to be unsolved, I recall a more modern crimewatch where they did some reconstructions.
The best version of the TV theme in my opinion.
Nice curly brown hair. 😂
This model was used in another crimewatch video yesterday!! About a man who attacked a woman from Nottingham yes? Let me see the reg!!
Being lazy but what is @2:42 saves me googling 🙊
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Masochism?wprov=sfla1
Just started watching a series from the 80s 90s Called The Flying Squad(Sweeney) on You Tube it has a lot of the Detectives that appear on Crimewatch
Cameras follow live transmission not reconstructions.
And some of the Cases that appeared on Crimewatch
The West London Bank robberies were carried out by my cousin. Awful bloke. Drank himself to death in Ireland.
Yes, Bob Berger the leader of that flying squad was later jailed for falsifying evidence !!!
Nick Ross’ awkwardness about homosexuality in the Murray Erskine case is brilliant! 🤣
Not quite so brilliant for gay people back then.
"Brasseye'esque"😬
Did you hear the police say CP and that is familiar with the gay community. We know what that is short for. Wonder if someone was disgusted with his perversions.
He wears a wig.
Those police saying they were shot at twice just immobilised there motor never shot directly at them and one of with shock talk about milking it!!!
Thought you were having the night off Redcard! 😅
Always get excited with the tune
Was the missing Michael Bolton Case ever solved?
Yes, he injured himself in the wilderness and was found (dead).
Found dead in Ivy Green Cave in the Peak District. He'd got stuck and died of hypothermia. He's mentioned in a list of UK Caving fatalities.
he went into a cave to explore, got into some deep water and surfaced in another cave chamber, dark and disorientated, hypothermia. it's on the caving fatalities list.
Is that the Singer?
Hard to believe Sue Cook is 41 here.
69 now even mader
I know, she looks a lot older.
She's always 40 in my dirty mind
@@jupitorious7925 you dirty old man. Yuck.
Evening all.....
Fine wine and Masochism.
Has anybody else noticed Nick Ross has a habit of interrupting/cutting short the coppers he often interacts with?
I conclude thus :
A) a producer in his earpiece is telling him to hurry things along
B) his social graces are lacking
Or
C) he hates the police.
Which one is correct?
Keep great posts coming. Do you ever have the crimewatch updates also.
It is ridiculous that the villains have sawed off shot guns and the police have what? Radios? I wouldn’t be able to come back to work either. Anyone who shoots at police should go to jail automatically!
I thought they did?
@@CARLIN4737😂😂😂
Was the Michael Boulton case ever solved?
Yes, he was found dead in a cave around six months later. It was not treated as a suspicious death.
@@redcard7475 Thank you. Poor lad.
That's very sad. At least his family had some closure, and I imagine it must've given them peace to know nobody else had hurt and killed him. Thanks for your response to OP.
31:52 - looks like a young Robert Downey Jnr
Nothing like him luv, get your HRT patch changed. Old hag.
As the man was spending poor Murray's cash, perhaps he went to one of these games in Town that day, 16th of December...
Chelsea 2-5 Liverpool
West Ham 0-2 Oldham Athletic
Millwall 2-0 Aston Villa
Arsenal 3-2 Luton Town
Charlton Ath 1-2 Crystal Palace
Anyone else see the episode of murder town featuring the doctor.
Ha I said Chris in my comment and then he came up in this episode. He got justice in the end. Not that it brings him back. Rest in peace guys.
Why do they always run into the road
Bank robber needs some new clobber
31:30 Looks like 2/3 of the contestants on Bullseye
15:20 Slim Shady
Officer on sick leave with shock no surprise there bet u he dragged that out for a year or two going back to the doctors once a month for a sick note saying he has ptsd
I’m sure he does. Although one might hope for a bit sterner stuff from a copper. He probably would have felt better if he had something besides a radio to protect himself. Absurd to this Yank.
Because being shot at wouldn't affect you at all 🙄
13:08 Neymar
Could well be a matter of urgency COULD WELL BE
Haven't heard the word "Rhodesian" in over two decades.
Remembers the time as Rhodesia was not in the hands of the Mugabe bastards.
You should have said mind your own business!!
Love the ol'tune
Im looking for one from approx 94 -96 ish , a Photo Call with someone called George Fawcett on it he also had loads of aliases but thats his real name , Please
Elmwood 1965 Are you actually George Fawcett ?🤔
All in good time George
33:29 - facially, Paul Weller.
Reminds me more of Freddy from Rainbow/young Scott Steiner.
This edition is one of the first ones I can clearly recall watching at the time, and I remember finding this particular Videofit genuinely terrifying as a 12 year old. Even now, 28 years later and having just turned 40, it still made me shiver slightly on seeing it!
Anything on wether Michael Boulton the teen that went missing whilst jogging was he found
@TheBlondePixie Yes l found that on google in accident reports in caves in Peak District, very sad!!!!
caving fatalities list
Sue Cook looks lush
Yuck.
As always. That hair …
u have merged the broom cupboard and crimewatch on some inciting terrorism bonnanza
Another unsolved murder🙈🙈🙈
I am more interested in trying to find out more about the red fiesta and maybe because of the findings of something in Cambridge Lincolnshire, tie in with the other attack with that lady!!! Get on with it then if you haven't found them him?
rhodesian hitman in the jeremy bamber case
Ok Inspector?
Phew!
I know was getting worried then but we should know Luckily RedCard74 never let's us down ledgend!
30.28 she s quite a dish.
Haha love how "not modern" these older eps are...
"S&M would be very well known in the gay community" 🙂 - clearly the kind of thing 'straights' don't do????
I began to question myself as I knew what they meant 🧐
30:17-sexiest policewoman in the land?
Our Jacqui was and still is a bit of alright!
Certainly is.
Check this out with the other case!
Oh the other case!
Be more specific smh