02/06/2014 Crimewatch Update

details of what's come in tonight, in a moment. Let's kick off with a

quick reminder of our appeal to find the murderer of James Attfield from

Essex. I try not to think too much about

what actually happened, because that would be unbearable. Detective

Inspector Anne Cameron is here with us again to update us. How have the

phones been? We've had a number of interesting calls which officers are

following up tonight. I am still keen to identify the people who were

in the park. Let's remind people, these are witnesses who might not

know they were part of this bigger crime scene. Let's look at the CCTV.

These people haven't come forward yet. They are witnesses you would

very much like to speak to. Yes. We have seven images we are showing

here. We are showing an e-fit of a male, seen behind James at about 10.

30pm. This male is described as white, about six foot tall. He's in

his late 40s and with receding, short hair. There were also two

people, sitting at different ends of a park bench, tell me about them.

These two people, a male and a feel mail, but they were at two --

female, but they were at two ends of a park bench. I can't say they were

a couple. They were close to the lake, which is where James was

murdered. All of these people that we've seen on CCTV tonight, they can

go online, let's remind people of the date, March 28 into the 29th of

March. Get in touch with you, they might not think they've got useful

information, but they could hold the key to this investigation. Let's go

to Martin. Officers are really encouraged by

the response we've had to the third piece of CCTV we showed you, the

assault on the bus driver in Waltham Forest. Several calls give the same

man and possible place of work. It's not always the case of how many

calls you get but the quality of calls. The fifth bit of CCTV, the

attempted robbery at the Co-op in Bournemouth, only a few calls, but

exactly the same number, exactly the same name, rather, has been given

for that suspect, outstanding. Back now to the raid by a masked gang on

a family home near Harrogate and that was just before Christmas.

I've just been robbed by a gang, of four men, I'm so frightened. The

things they put us through and they benefit. They've benefitted from

something that's affected us so hugely. I just don't see how they

could get away with that. DI Andrea Kell is here again. Was come in,

because really distinctive jewellery here. Yes, there have been an

encouraging number of calls in respect of possible sightings of the

ring. It's distinctive, ten carat pear ring worth ?250,000. There's a

very rare watch as well and bespoke cufflinks. Worryingly, those guns

that were stolen, anything on that? Not so far. We have four outstanding

12-bore shot guns, a Krieghoff, a Beretta DT 10 and two areceiptsy

shot guns. You were appealing for a car, the Audi. No calls so far. It's

a dark Audi, seen on the Back Lane travelling towards town We didn't

lane. Mention it in the main programme, there's a significant

reward in this case. Yes, a combined reward from the family and

Crimestoppers amounting to ?12,000, leading to information to assist us.

It was a really violent attack, we have to get this gang off the

street. Time to return now to the theft of

that Henry Moore sculpture. It was worth ?3 million. It was taken from

an estate in Scotland. Any good calls? No. The calls have been

pretty quiet so far, to be honest. I'd just like to take this honest to

say again, there's somebody out there who knows something about the

theft. As previously stated, there is a significant financial reward,

?50,000, put up by the owner. If you know anything, please get in We keep

contact. Saying this is worth ?3 million. That's what it's worth in

the art market. But it could be the case that somebody has taken this

with a degree of ignorance and might try to sell it for scrap.

Definitely. It is worth ?3 million in that world, however if you're

selling that for scrap, you would probably only get several hundred

pounds for it. Experience would indicate there's a strong

possibility that scrap merchants have possibly been approached to buy

the item. So a special appeal to them. Let's go Martin.

Good calls on the CCTV. Good calls on the wanted faces. Let's start

with number one, Charlie Casey. Lots of calls coming in on him. Several

mentioning a vehicle he might be using, potential sightings, some of

them in Slough, where he's known to have links. Number four, James Ward

is wanted in connection with a fraud. Good calls on him giving

possible sightings in places, again, where he's known to have links. And

several calls on number three, Sarwar Ali, placing him in the

Manchester area. That's just about everything for

now, then. Of course, all of our reconstructions, wanted faces and

CCTV remain online. Please do take another look, if you can. Our phone

lines are open until midnight tomorrow night. Don't forget,

there's the Crimewatch Road Show starting its month-long run with Rav

on BBC One, Monday at 9. 9.15am. Thanks for calling. Lines are still

open. Bye-bye.