June 15 2005. Tonight’s cases include a reassessment of the murder of Sean Brown in Northern Ireland and an arson attack in Harlow, Essex, that claimed the life of a 24-year-old woman and left her boyfriend in a critical condition. Plus the killing of Renfrewshire girl Emma Caldwell , whose body was dumped near the M74.
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Thank you once again! Again of broadcast quality!
Until this episode here is the list of currently "missing from YouTube" 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
● Wed April 13 2005 (PARTIALLY ON YOUTUBE)
Anyone know if there were any convictions regarding the arson in Essex?
Whos the bloke who liked looking at titties
Rip Emma Shaun and Kerry zxx 😢😢😢😢😢
Jesus Christ – the home invading Perv is completely vile! Needs a good hiding!!!!!
Oldstuff does it again ❤
Thanks again OldStuff.
Was the first case (murder of Sean Brown) ever solved?
2:53 Bronagh Waugh and sadly the 1997 murder of GAA official Sean Brown by loyalists is still unsolved,.25 individuals were linked through intelligence to the murder of Sean Brown.
Joseph kupon… kipone…copon..
The police officer at 34 minutes is what we need now instead of going around supporting Palestinian protesters and taking Union flags off of people. Todays police are a joke.
The Murder of Sean Brown is now suspected to have involved state agents. A proposed inquest will no longer be held because the coroner says some files are still classified, making his investigation hopeless before it's even begun. He's backed the family in demanding a public inquiry. Whether one will be held or not remains to be seen…
Who'd have though that 20 years later I'd be re-watching Crimewatch episodes on YouTube!
The copper at 35:00 Michael Craik got in trouble for shagging another copper who's husband(also a copper) took exception to it. Resulting in a punch up at a barbeque, unsurprisingly, noone lost their job, was sacked or was even demoted.
Sean Brown's murder is unsolved but it was believed British State agents were some of the 25 people involved.
Radiohead ❤
Nick mentioned the arrest of Darren Hogan.He was later given a 4 year sentence for burning his baby daughter's face with a cigarette lighter and putting her in a cold bath till she got hyperthermia.just unbelievable 😢
Great another episode
Is that Bronagh Waugh in white car first reconstruction – actress from The Fall
Poor Jacqui got tongue tied😅
Watch later. Fantastic Sunday afternoon canon fodder.
St Neots, that's dustubing
The way jacqui hames pronounced his name 😂🤣
56:01 that’s not Thomas
Wife wanted to watch 4 in a bed not a prayer with the sunday upload thanks mate
I wonder if they found out who the woman and the men was who murdered that poor guy
If I’m not mistaken, the hit and run killing (last case) was solved. Was a woman driver who was convicted. Think it was on a Crimewatch solved episode.
st neots case is terrifying, cant find anything about it online
The range rover hit and run was some rich Russian politician who fled the country
So glad I can catch up with these years now, never got to see them the first time round
antinatalism is the answer
Was Mr Brown murdered solely because he was trying to bring Catholics and Protestants together as this happened before the Good Friday agreement.
Nick’s joke about The Duke of Edinburgh at the end was a bit misjudged
Northern Ireland police were keen only, to be seen, to be doing something.
Over two dozen involved in Sean Brown's murder ie 24+ including at least three police agents, zero prosecutions.