Crimewatch UK October 2015

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• JO

  @johnsmith-rs2vk · 3 months ago

  We need Crimewatch back . ASAP .

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• MI

  @minime3922 · 4 years ago

  To many sick PEOPLE in this world. Omg pls bless these family's.xx  my Hart is so heavy for all of u.x trust me I know your pain.x

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• EL

  @elaine8417 · 4 years ago

  Gorgeous man with a gorgeous daughter 🙏

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• LA

  @LANCSKID · 2 years ago

  Notice how, in these later episodes, the reward being offered is announced like a big game cash prize “£50,000” (repeated three times in quick succession).

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• JA

  @jaimz33 · 3 years ago

  Prison knifes are made so the handle comes off leaving the blade behind.

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• AD

  @Adventureswithvinnie · 10 months ago

  They always say theres a reward they must be rich i believe they just say that hoping someone snitches

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• FA

  @factorylad5071 · 4 years ago

  As far as Jane's body , Doherty was very thorough and he obviously had clean up guys that did their job no doubt what he was signalling in picking up the holiday brochures.

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• SH

  @ShelleyBoodle-e9f · 1 month ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UXQUIZScu7Y&amp;t=1214">20:14</a> This is the epitome of what is wrong with this world. To bully someone just for being different is fuckin ridiculous. Everyone has something different to the next person but the guy born with the disability that affects his face is just abhorrent. It must be hard enough to have to grow up unfortunately with that disability, but then for small minded idiots to think that they are in their right to add to the challenges he faces everyday is unfathomable. No one has the right to see something different from from &quot;the norm&quot; and think it&apos;s ok to bully them for it. Unfortunately for everyone who may be a little &quot;different&quot; there&apos;s always going to be haters. I can&apos;t believe in this day and age, people of colour are still being spoken to like before slavery was abolished? It was disgusting enough bk then, but for certain people still thinking like the kkk is next level. I&apos;m sorry for anyone that has to deal with any kind of bullying but unfortunately the proof is there, some people will never get with the program. So sad xx❤🙏❤xx

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• FE

  @fergstar82 · 2 years ago

  Mon 12th Oct 2015, <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UXQUIZScu7Y&amp;t=1260">21:00</a> on BBC One London <br> <br>Programme image <br>Featuring the latest crime investigations, news and appeals. <br> <br>On the eve of the release of new statistics expected to show a rise in hate crime offences, Crimewatch enlists the help of some familiar BBC faces to explore the problem and its shocking impact on victims. <br> <br>Also, an insight from senior detectives into how they prove someone has been killed even when they can&apos;t find a body. Jane Harrison disappeared from her north London home in 1995. She has never been found, but her partner Kevin Doherty was shown to be guilty of killing her, thanks - in part - to the use of mobile phone cell site analysis to unpick his lies. <br> <br>Plus, the usual round-up of crimes caught on CCTV and a fresh collection of wanted faces.

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• CH

  @chrislayton4451 · 6 months ago

  In the first case I just do not understand why on earth the young father was killed on his way home from his ex partner and their little girl when he had the right to feel safe walking home late on at night

• FI

  @fillipo1972 · 8 months ago

  I think if someone is attacked due to their sexuality, the attacker may have conflict or confusion with their own sexual orientation.

• BO

  @bonsaibiker5378 · 10 months ago

  they make a big fuss about the ones they solve , youd think they would go on more about ones the ones they dont