Crimewatch 16/10.2014

by Dont Make Me Laff 16.10.14 20:38

Not sure if it deserves a mention.

by AndyB 16.10.14 21:31

Why would it? I didn't see it. Was Madeleine McCann mentioned?

by NickE 16.10.14 21:37

AndyB wrote:Why would it? I didn't see it. Was Madeleine McCann mentioned?

Not so far,20 minutes left.

by **PeterMac** 20.10.14 10:14

Last year CrimeWatch released the e-fit of Redwood's new main suspect.
The following day TM released the picture of a dead black man as Their main suspect.
You couldn't make it up.

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I love the look on Kate's face as it is revealed that the Tannerman story, on which they had relied for many years, was now officially trashed.,
and she realises she is holding the hand of the man on the e-fit screen behind them.

by christotruthpls 28.03.19 7:16

Is this the "and the door slammed shut" line. Though that had never been said at the time of event

by Guest 28.03.19 8:22

PeterMac wrote:Last year CrimeWatch released the e-fit of Redwood's new main suspect.
The following day TM released the picture of a dead black man as Their main suspect.
You couldn't make it up.

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I love the look on Kate's face as it is revealed that the Tannerman story, on which they had relied for many years, was now officially trashed.,
and she realises she is holding the hand of the man on the e-fit screen behind them.

At the time I thought that particular screen framing was an interesting choice by the BBC producers.

I thought maybe they were sending a message - it can only have been done deliberately.

But now I don't know what the hell they were up to.

I think OG invented Crecheman though.

by Guest 28.03.19 9:16

BlueBag wrote:
PeterMac wrote:Last year CrimeWatch released the e-fit of Redwood's new main suspect.
The following day TM released the picture of a dead black man as Their main suspect.
You couldn't make it up.

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I love the look on Kate's face as it is revealed that the Tannerman story, on which they had relied for many years, was now officially trashed.,
and she realises she is holding the hand of the man on the e-fit screen behind them.
At the time I thought that particular screen framing was an interesting choice by the BBC producers.

I thought maybe they were sending a message - it can only have been done deliberately.

But now I don't know what the hell they were up to.

I think OG invented Crecheman though.

You'd almost think that they are following that bit of advice Holmes gave to Watson "when you eliminate the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth"
Perhaps not!