24 Hours in Police Custody: Ch4

[Tony Angelino]

I wonder why they aren't streamed anywhere.

[Flumpo]

Tony Angelino said:

I wonder why they aren't streamed anywhere.

Always found that odd. You can get a lot on daily motion.

[hairykrishna]

anonymoususer said:

LordLoveLength said:

Guess so - think it must take months to complete and the “hit rate” must be very low.

There is a repeat on Wednesday night of the one with the surgeon. Very good episode and well worth a watch if you’ve not seen it.

If this is the one I think it is it's genuiinely funny in parts
The fireplace and stuff

One of the best I think.

[CoolHands]

One on now. Don’t recognise it.

Second thoughts it might be one I am thinking of.

[Chimune]

This is properly hilarious. Forgot about the 'cells?' comment and the cords from his trousers. He really had no clue !

[CoolHands]

Love this one, I think it was one of the first when the series began.

[paulmakin]

well that sentence was a surprise

clearly a smart chappy but quite unlikeable and a wholly naive and incompetent criminal.

Edited by paulmakin on Wednesday 14th December 23:05

[CRA1G]

Arrogance to the extreme.... Near on comedy.... GUILTY

[paulmakin]

well, he was a surgeon (joke)

[PZR]

paulmakin said:

clearly a smart chappy but quite unlikeable and a wholly naive and incompetent criminal.

However, he clearly knew more about antique marble fireplaces than the Police interviewer. 'Flat Pack' is pretty much on the money. They are put together - and come apart - in sections. If the Police thought they had him on getting the fireplace into the cellar because it wouldn't go through the hatch, then I despair.

[LordLoveLength]

“This does not make me innocent! - er does not make me guilty”
And “I’ve been inaccurately addressed” what a clown.

[QuartzDad]

How come he had to pay back £500k? Does that mean the insurance companies paid out?

[LordLoveLength]

QuartzDad said:

How come he had to pay back £500k? Does that mean the insurance companies paid out?

He was also guilty of mortgage fraud. The programme only showed the attempted insurance fraud but led onto further investigations. His wife was found not guilty of the mortgage fraud.

The text at the end showed something like a 4 year gap from the prog and sentencing, and the bit about his sentence being extended due to non payment I think is new since it was originally aired?

I seem to remember bits shown previously about him having affairs with other women? And more photos of him posing with his Maserati and other women.

Very expensive pack of lies to sustain his lifestyle.
He was also struck off as a surgeon so what will he do when he gets out?

[hairykrishna]

paulmakin said:

clearly a smart chappy but quite unlikeable and a wholly naive and incompetent criminal.

He basically thought he was much smarter than the police and could talk his way out of all of his problems. Went well

[Oliver80]

Hubris personified.

I absolutely loathed him.

What a pathetic man.

[Megaflow]

Oliver80 said:

Hubris personified.

I absolutely loathed him.

What a pathetic man.

Very much so. Snake oil of a person who thinks everyone is there to be manipulated to serves his agenda.

[Tony Angelino]

Flumpo said:

Tony Angelino said:

I wonder why they aren't streamed anywhere.

Always found that odd. You can get a lot on daily motion.

Thanks, they're on the dodgy firesticks too I understand, not the same as settling down to watch them in decent quality through Sky/on demand.

[techguyone]

Tony Angelino said:

Flumpo said:

Tony Angelino said:

I wonder why they aren't streamed anywhere.

Always found that odd. You can get a lot on daily motion.

Thanks, they're on the dodgy firesticks too I understand, not the same as settling down to watch them in decent quality through Sky/on demand.

Cinema HD app has got them in 1080p quality if you use Real Debrid (which falls into grey area of legality app, but excellent quality)

[johnboy1975]

PZR said:

paulmakin said:

clearly a smart chappy but quite unlikeable and a wholly naive and incompetent criminal.

However, he clearly knew more about antique marble fireplaces than the Police interviewer. 'Flat Pack' is pretty much on the money. They are put together - and come apart - in sections. If the Police thought they had him on getting the fireplace into the cellar because it wouldn't go through the hatch, then I despair.

Were there 2 different antique fireplaces, or was he chancing his arm (only half watching...)

[CoolHands]

it seems there was only 1. Everything else he had 3 of apparently. And lied about literally everything. At the end of the programme they said he got anther 5 years as he hadn't repaid money, but I googled after and I can't actually see that reported anywhere so who knows.