24 Hours in Police Custody: Ch4
Discussion
I’m currently watching Murder Detective (ITV maybe?), where an ex copper goes through the events of some newsworthy cases.
Unfortunately it looking more and more like a puff piece, for example praising the cutting edge police work to apprehend a murderer (lifted a print from a glass and brought the bloke in).
Still, better than nothing!
Unfortunately it looking more and more like a puff piece, for example praising the cutting edge police work to apprehend a murderer (lifted a print from a glass and brought the bloke in).
Still, better than nothing!
scenario8 said:
Thanks. Downloaded it to the Sky box. It's 5-parter and hopefully not spread too thin!This is a good thread for highlighting new crime shows - thanks to the posters that do so.
I watched the programme about the murdered grandmother - it seemed strangely familiar, but then these stories do make the news. Good show over two parts.
number2 said:
scenario8 said:
Thanks. Downloaded it to the Sky box. It's 5-parter and hopefully not spread too thin!This is a good thread for highlighting new crime shows - thanks to the posters that do so.
I watched the programme about the murdered grandmother - it seemed strangely familiar, but then these stories do make the news. Good show over two parts.
untakenname said:
Have only watched the first episode but these criminals don't seem to be the sharpest tools in the box, wouldn't be surprised if 'Jaguar Palace' drives a jaguar and supports Crystal Palace.
Did he drive a Jag and support Palace? I didn't want to look through the rest of the thread to see if that was confirmed?rigga said:
Mojooo said:
Check out a program on BBC iPlayer called SHADOW OF A DOBUT - its 5 episodes and crazy viewing.
Just watched all 5 episodes this morning, bloody hell, what a fk up from start to finish.Unfortunately, the technique worked a little too well, with a slew of false confessions that were believed beyond any other exculpating evidence, because "no innocent person confesses".
It showed very clearly in this case the process the false suspect went through - he went from strongly denying his innocence, into self-doubt, and finally into a full confession over the space of about 10 days in custody.
Know went through something similar over the space of a weekend.
youngsyr said:
rigga said:
Mojooo said:
Check out a program on BBC iPlayer called SHADOW OF A DOBUT - its 5 episodes and crazy viewing.
Just watched all 5 episodes this morning, bloody hell, what a fk up from start to finish.Unfortunately, the technique worked a little too well, with a slew of false confessions that were believed beyond any other exculpating evidence, because "no innocent person confesses".
It showed very clearly in this case the process the false suspect went through - he went from strongly denying his innocence, into self-doubt, and finally into a full confession over the space of about 10 days in custody.
Know went through something similar over the space of a weekend.
You would hope the same thing wouldn't happen here as in Israel, at least not in the same way. But equally some of the pressures are the same, such as for the police to get a result and the judicial system being more lenient if you admit guilt.
It strikes me, for this particular case, that given the girl was murdered in the girls' toilets, there must be a very strong likelihood that the murderer was female since a man going in or out would run a great risk of being noticed
If you have Crime & Investigation channel - This is worth a watch (Part 1 only available as I type)
https://www.itv.com/news/westcountry/2023-09-10/tr...
https://www.itv.com/news/westcountry/2023-09-10/tr...
Gassing Station | TV, Film, Video Streaming & Radio | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff