03/11/2011 Crimewatch

Tonight, the full inside story of the Jeilan are Yeates murder

investigation from the detectives to solve it. -- Joanna Yeates.

is one of those investigations where it just gripped you from the

start. He was telling me things that he had and told me on previous

conversations, which I thought was odd. I had a very strong gut

feeling that something wasn't right. And in an exclusive interview with

Crimewatch, Jo's parents describe the terrible moment when they heard

their daughter's body had been found. She was dumped there like a

piece of garbage. That is where my daughter was last. I was thinking

why? There seemed to be no reason to it. You know these birds which

run along the ground and work so hard and take to the air flying,

that is my amazing daughter. She'd just taken off and somebody shot

Hello and welcome to Crimewatch. The murder of Joanna Yeates just

before Christmas last year grip to the nation. Tonight, for the first

time, the police speak candidly about how they caught her killer,

Vincent Tabak. And we hear first hand what it was like for Jo's

family to be at the centre of that huge media storm. First, let's take

a look ahead at tonight's main appeals. The Wild West style shoot-

out that killed an innocent man as he was on the phone to his

girlfriend. Rico! It just cut out so I thought he'd may be dropped

his phone and the batteries were broken, that's why they can't get

through to him. I wished that the phone conversation we had was more,

a better conversation. Can you name that the man responsible? The

detectives in the studio also want to know whether a newborn baby

found dead in Kirkham, Lancashire, just a few weeks ago, had been

killed. He was discovered in a stream wearing this little top, and

identical topped this one. We will have excellent news later on cases

solved thanks to your course. they include several arrests as a

result of our last programme. A five-year sentence for this thug,

found guilty of a slashing a Dorman in the face so brutally he required

50 stitches. And there are lots of new wanted faces on CCTV. We have

people wanted for murder and armed robbery, and this bright spark who

was callous enough to burgle a cancer charity shop. We will also

have a reconstruction of an appalling case of mistaken identity

in which a 14-year-old boy was kneecapped as he answered a knock

at his front door. That evening I was just on the computer, my sister

was watching some TV. Basically a normal night for us. And can you

identify this man? He is believed to have planted suspect devices in

Canterbury. Neither exploded but police urgently need to find him

before he tries again. But we start tonight with the truly shocking

murder of a young man this summer. It happened exactly four months ago

when a day of celebration at the St Paul's Carnival in Bristol

culminated in a terrifying gunfight in the middle of a busy street. The

revellers gunman hit several innocent bystanders, including this

Gunfights between gangs on our streets are thankfully incredibly

rare. But when they do happen at the consequences can be

indiscriminate and devastating. In July, 21-year-old Rico Gordon, a

completely innocent man, was shot dead here, caught in the crossfire

when two rival gangs from London Everybody loved him. He made

everybody smile, everybody happy. People loved being around him. You

felt privileged when he was around because he was so special. His

smile would light up the room. He was against any kind of violence,

he didn't like it. If there would be a fight or something, he would

be the first person to walk away. He was the nicest person I've ever

met. The first person I'd think about when I'd wake up, the last

person I'd speak to when I went to bed. He made you smile if you were

feeling sad. Even though I was in Bristol and he was in London, I

don't know, it kind of made things better because when we did see each

other we did appreciate each other a lot more. On Saturday 2nd July,

the St Paul's Carnival in Bristol was in full swing. Rico travelled

down to see my and enjoy the festivities. Are you all right?

so good to see you. So happy, my friends loved him. I'm going to go

now. OK. You guys have fun. I'll give you a call later. I was saying,

I'm going off with my friends and I will call you later and made. Any

he planned to go out after. Rico spent the rest of the evening with

a group of his friends, also in town for the carnival. Some of them

had connections to a London gang. The whole group ended up at this

pub in the eastern area of Bristol. It is here that the police think

that trouble began. The pub had stayed open late for post carnival

partygoers. But at around 3:40am, a confrontation broke out between two

men, possibly members of the rival gangs. Rico didn't like the tense

atmosphere in the pub and decided to leave. Shortly afterwards, a

group of 16 men also left the pub and got into their cars. But they

weren't going home. In convoy, they drive up Stapleton Road, past Rico

and his friends and decide to circle the area, turning left into

St Mark's Road. Minutes later, the sixth car convoy is back. They park

up, blocking the entrance to Berwick Road, and some head on foot

to where's Rico's group of friends are stood chatting. I remember

calling him and setting, where are you now? I've called the taxi, it's

on its way. He said, I'm coming. I said if you are not here soon I'm

going to go to sleep. Then it kind of just cut out. As the group

approaches, a shot is fired at them from the other side of the road.

Sparking a gun battle. Rico! Over An innocent passer-by gets hit in

the leg. But the bullet that hits Rico is fatal. I thought that maybe

he'd dropped his phone. I heard a kind of bank but it could have been

the phone falling on the floor. He was speaking and then it was kind

of, like... You know when you can't finish a sentence? Then it cut out

and I thought he had dropped his own and the battery was broken,

that's why I can't get through to him. I kept calling after and it

just went straight to answer machine. I wished that the phone

conversation we had was more... I don't know, a better last

conversation. Rico was killed by a single bullet which hit the

pavement and ricocheted up into the back of his head. He didn't stand a

chance. Detective Superintendent at Sue Scott is now determined to find

his killers. We know there were a lot of people around. It would have

been very busy. The people in the street at the time would have seen

gunmen firing lots of shots. They would have seen one of the gunmen

zig-zagging up the road behind us. You think they remained in the area

whilst the police and ambulance service are still here at the crime

scene. That's right. One of those vehicles in the convoy was driving

around the backstreets here at the same time the emergency services

were desperately trying to save Rico's life. You think it gets

easier but it doesn't. It gets a lot worse because now you are

realising he is not there. You're just a missing him more and more.

Every day it gets harder. I think the worst thing is not having

someone that you can tell everything. I don't know, I feel

like the main part of my life is missing, it isn't easily filled.

It's changed all of us. It's like we are all broken. I am just peeing

for anyone who knows anything to come forward. - that I am just

begging for anyone who knows Clearly the family are devastated.

It is very important to let people know that this was a totally

innocent young man. Yes, Rico was not connected to gangs whatsoever.

He was totally innocent. His family are devastated about this loss.

lot of drama on the streets at night. There was this convoy of six

cars, what more can you tell us? You can see the convoy is going in

and around the area. It's from that convoy later on that two about --

two of our gunmen have come from. We are interested in a dark blue

Alfa-Romeo. During the incident, the front passenger window was shot

out. We believe that between the third and 6th July that the window

was replaced. They want to speak to the person who replaced that window.

What do you know about the guns? There were three guns involved.

Handguns. We know they are hidden somewhere and we want to find them.

Please somebody phone in and tell us where we can find them. Lots of

people were on the streets at night, presumably you are still trying to

trace witnesses. We are. There are three key witnesses I'd like to

trace who were in the coach house that night. One of which was a man

who we can see you with a long- sleeved white shirt on. We like to

speak to him. A man in a blue Adidas tracksuit. And the lady in a

still photograph there. Any witnesses who might be thinking

about phoning in, we understand you might be scared. There is a range

of measures we can put in place to make sure that we can protect you,

but I'd urge you to phone us. violence can make people worried

but you can reassure them that you deal with them very sensibly. It

you know anything, please do speak to the detectives here now. The

number is on screen. You can call anonymously on the number on screen

but Crimewatch -- Crimestoppers. We now have a collection of wanted

faces. First tonight is this man. Karl Michael O'Hare. The 29-year-

old was wanted in connection with the murder of his father and the

attempted murder of his mother, in Liverpool in 2002. He skipped bail

in January 2003 and hasn't been seen since. This is an old photo of

him but he will still have this Prom and scar under his nose as the

result of a harelip. He should not be approached. Call the police if

you no way he is. No. Two is Abdi Karim Ismail. He is wanted for his

serious sexual assault of a teenager in Cardiff in December

last year. The 38-year-old, who has previously worked as a taxi driver,

as links to South Wales, London and Northampton. Number three is

Alexander Abimbola. He is wanted for dangerous driving and fraud, in

connection with a traffic collision which left the victim paralysed

from the neck down. Police believe 40-year-old Abimbola, who regularly

attends church, may be working as a career. He has links to south-east

London and Nigeria. Next is Graham Benjamin Phillips, previously known

as Malcolm Cook. The 51-year-old register of sex offender is wanted

in connection with the possession and importation of indecent images

of children. Phillips, originally from heart picture, has links to

Belgium, Cyprus and Germany. All of tonight's The Wanted faces are on

the website. If you know where they are, you can call the number on

It is time now for some of dates on cases we featured previously.

start with news of an appeal from our last programme. The rape of a

young woman who was trying to make her way home after a night out in

Waltham Cross in Hertfordshire in July. Do you know where I can get a

taxi from here? Just a few days after the broadcast, a 23-year-old

man from Waltham Cross was arrested on suspicion of rape and is

currently on police bail. We will keep you informed of how the case

progresses. Next, a man we featured twice on the programme. This is

Muhammad Ali eat, who officers from South Wales were keen to speak to

in connection with the murder of teenager Amir Siddiqui in Cardiff

in April 2010. Last month, he was located and arrested in India.

Police are now seeking his extradition to the UK. And the

latest on a case from a decade ago. A teenage couple were walking along

the towpath in Salisbury when they were approached by a man who

threatened them with a gun and subjected the young woman to a

serious sexual assault. In September, a 57-year-old man from

Salisbury was arrested and charged with false imprisonment and

indecent assault, as well as firearms offences. He is due in

A very sad story, in which all of these items may hold the key to the

death of a newborn baby, a little boy, whose body was found in

Be very sad case, tell me more. very sad case indeed, a couple were

walking their dog in Kirkham, around 2pm on the first October,

and they found the body of a small child, a baby boy, in a Shireen.

The shrimp is known as Spen Brook, off Car Lane. What did you know

about how he died? We do not know a great deal. He is a full-term child,

white, it was not premature. Because of the poor condition, we

do not know a lot more, and that is why we are appealing for help.

said it was items that would hold the key to how and why he died.

Let's go through them. It is such a tiny think, a baby jacket. Yes,

this is what he was wearing at the time. We have ascertained it is

from ASDA. It was sold as part of the autumn/winter range in

2008/2009. It has that cartoon character above the pocket. There

was a been backed? Yes, near where he was found, there was a dustbin

bag, Blackpool Council. Intertwined, two tiles, Adrian Renaissance style

and a Union Jack towel. These items are common. Individually, they

ought not -- they are not of great importance, but people could lead

them together. It is the jigsaw. What is the other piece of the

jigsaw? We found the remnants of a cardboard box. It is a shoe box. It

is from Evans. It is quite large. It is these shoes, size five. If

anybody can put them together with the other items, it is important

they come forward. You do not know how it was that the baby came to be

in deep stream? It could be a serious crime, but it is a tragedy,

or whatever has happened. The mother is in need of help. We want

her to come forward, and we will give her support. But we need to

note what happened to that child. Maybe you are the mother, or the

father. Did you see anything? If you would rather speak to female

officers, just ask. Or, you can call Crimestoppers anonymously. It

is time for some CCTV. We start in Liverpool.

It is the early hours of Tuesday morning in April at a supermarket

in Bootle. A security guard weights. Little does he know that outside

his colleague has been ambushed. The attackers forced their way into

the vault, pulling the other got with them. They threatened the

guards with a gun and a piece of wood. They then made off with

several thousand pounds. You cannot see their faces, but somebody knows

two they are. -- who they are. More footage from April, this time, in a

bog in Warrington. It is just after midnight. One man takes offence as

a fellow punter tries to get past him. Without saying a word, he had

put him. The victim needed stitches and is permanently stuck -- Scott.

Police name him. -- police named him. Inside the cancer research

charity shop in North Yorkshire, during the early hours of Thursday

in May, a man wearing a paper suit has broken in. He is not looking

for a bargain or to make a donation. He clearly likes a rummage. Unlike

his torch, he is not too bright. Hello! He stole money and watches

donated to support a charity. Disgusting. Tell us who he is.

That footage is all on the website, and if you know who any of them are,

It's horrible murder that you cannot fail to have heard about,

July the Yates, she was a landscape architect who lived happily in

Bristol, with her boyfriend. That was until just before Christmas,

when she was strangled in her flat by her neighbour, Vincent Tabak

couple stop in the light of his conviction, we can now bring you

the full story of what happened. And for the first time, we could

The disappearance of Joanna Yeates just a week before Christmas

devastated the family. She had a brightness about her. She was

always very happy-go-lucky, she always had time for everyone.

liked outdoor things, outdoor life. She was going to be a real success.

She had sport, interests, a great boyfriend, everything was there.

They had been going out for two years, and they were coming home

for Christmas? Yes, we were excited about it. She was making mince pies.

Time has just stopped from that night. She was 25 and had

everything going for her. She was beautiful, talented, and has

settled in Bristol, up working as a landscape architect. She was living

happily with her boyfriend until, up one night in December, when she

The investigation began on 19th December, when police received a

call from her boyfriend. On the Sunday evening, he returned from

his weekend away in Sheffield. There was no trace of her in the

flat. Gradually, he started to piece things together that he

thought were unusual. When he called her number, he could hear

her telephone ringing in the flat. As time progressed, he got

increasingly concerned. He eventually phoned the police.

circumstances as they were reported, as I read them, they automatically

lead me to feel that, with this missing person, there was something

wrong. A missing persons inquiry was launched, detectives were

looking for anything that might point them towards her. They had

very little to go on. Which of exhausting every opportunity and

every resource to find her. We need some help. Inside the flat, there

were a few potential leads. One of them was a Tesco receipt for a

pizza she had bought on the Friday night, two days earlier. The

receipt had been left in the living room, but there was no sign of the

pizza or the packaging. The police were convinced finding the Pizza

could lead them closer to her, so Friday night, 6:00pm. She met

friends for drinks at a pub on Pond Street. They remember her that

night as her usual happy self. On the way home, she called her best

friend and arranged to meet up on Christmas Eve. She then popped into

a Waitrose supermarket, an off- licence and a Tesco Express, where

This is the last ever recorded What happened when she got home

These huge police search was under way. The Bristol Downs and the Avon

gorge were scoured for clues. Further appeals were made. By now,

she had been missing for over a week. The investigation was about

to change course. It is a bit cold. It is lovely. The police received a

call from a couple walking their dog. Three miles from her flat.

They had spotted part of a body in the snow. It was her, fully clothed,

and curled up on her side. The heavy snowfall meant she was barely

visible, and she had lain unseen for several days. She had been left

on the side of the road. Her body, now frozen. It was Christmas Day.

She was dumped like a piece of garbage. That is where my daughter

was last. I was thinking, why? Why? Why? There seemed to be no reason

After her family identified the body, a post mortem began.

cause of her death was manual strangulation. There was evidence

that there had been some sign of a struggle. Crucially, they also

found tiny traces of DNA on her party, belonging to someone else. -

- on her body. The investigation into Joanna Yeates is now a murder

investigation. She had been found fully-clothed, except for a soccer

that was missing. The police hoped that recovering it, along with the

pizza, could provide some answers. DB is captivated the nation.

police say a body found yesterday... Denied she went missing, witnesses

had heard screams in the area around her flat at -- on the night.

They were of interest, because it helped us to a time when the

incident had happened, which resulted in her death. But when

detectives had not on the door of her immediate neighbour, Dutch

national Vincent Tabak, he claimed he had not seen or heard anything.

It was at 4pm on the Monday morning, when two police officers knocked on

the door of the second flat. He did not have any information to provide

us concerning her whereabouts. flat was later searched, but police

found nothing. Seemingly out of the picture, he headed to the

Netherlands with his girlfriend for new year. Their attention was drawn

to another of her neighbours, her landlord. He was one of the few

people with keys to her flat. His Five days after her body was

recovered, he was arrested. The tabloid press went into overdrive.

Speculation about his supposed involvement was rife. But amazingly,

just three hours after his arrest, an officer received a call from

Vincent Tabak in the Netherlands, claiming to have new information.

He could remember that Christopher Jefferies' car had been parked in a

particular position the evening before she went missing, and the

next morning, the car was facing in Police were now questioning

Christopher Jefferies. The police then sent a team out to meet

Vincent Tabak out to Amsterdam, but his version of events seemed

confused. There were details of Vincent's account that were

concerning me. He was made in some areas, he was over interested in

other areas, particularly around our forensic examination. There

were things in his account that just didn't sound right to Timmy.

Then his reluctance to give his DNA at the end of the process again, it

obviously started to ring some alarm bells. Tabak's statement was

a smokescreen. The landlord was entirely innocent. When police

checked Christobel Jeffrey's' DNA against the sample found on Jo's

body, there was no match. He was As the investigation gathered

momentum, police launched a Facebook campaign and turned to

Crimewatch. They've been painstakingly reconstructing every

last detail. As our team began to film an appeal, the press descended.

Within hours, police received over 300 new course. -- new course. Then,

shortly before the reconstruction was due to air, they made a

dramatic breakthrough. Forensic scientists had spent weeks

enhancing the Tiny DNA sample found on Jo's body, enabling them to

establish a link to Vincent Tabak. The detective's suspicions were

being confirmed. I had a strong gut feeling that something wasn't right.

Tabak was arrested and his possessions seized. They included

his car, his mobile and his laptop. The secrets they contained would be

hard for Tabak to explain away. They found that six days before her

body was discovered, Tabak had been using Google street view. He was

looking at Longwood Lane and in particular at the bit of Longwood

Lane where he'd left Jo's body. There is only one person in the

world and it -- who knew where Jo was, and that was Vincent Tabak.

Forensics are examined his car for evidence. What they discovered

confirmed what happened that night. In the boot of the car we were able

to find minute traces of blood that was a match back to Joanna Yeates.

Be evidence was damning. Tabak, the man next door, was charged with

murder. Despite his refusal to answer any questions, detectives

now had a better picture of what happened to Jo on the night she

Jo was overpowered by 6 ft 4 Tabak, who gripped her throat, strangling

her to death. That night he bundled her body into his boat and went

looking for a place to discard it. -- into his car boot. He even

stopped at an ASDA supermarket to text his girlfriend, telling her

that he was bored. He in fact bought crisps, beer and rock salt

while Jo's body lay in his car boot. The whole exercise an elaborate

You know these birds which run along the ground working so hard

and then they take to the Air Flying butt macro that to me is my

daughter. She'd just taken off and somebody shot her down. She's been

stolen from us but she had her life stolen from her. Nearly three weeks

after his arrest, Vincent Tabak confessed to a prison chaplain that

he had killed Jo Yeates. He then pleaded guilty to manslaughter. But

the police were convinced he was guilty of murder. And so last month

he went to trial at Bristol Crown Court. Tabak claimed he'd made a

pass at Jo, causing her to scream. While trying to silence her he'd

accidentally strangled her to death. But the prosecution believe the

attack was intentional and sexually motivated. The trial run for 13

days with Tabak failing to answer 80 questions. Then, after almost 14

hours of deliberation, the jury returned their verdict. Vincent

Tabak was guilty of murder. grieve because I miss her but she

has missed so much as well. Getting married, children, all of these

type of things... I note that is what she would have wanted in the

future. Nothing will replace my Such a tragedy. The details that

have come out since the trial finished are really shocking.

Sickening. Tabak was obsessed with violent pornography, specifically

films showing women being choked during sex. He would watch those

films on the morning he killed Jo and in the days afterwards he was

flicking continuously between reports of how the police

investigation was progressing and those pornographic sites. He used

prostitutes when he was away on business trips, and prosecutors

believe he crossed the line from of servitor perpetrator. I and yet

none of that was heard at the trial. No, it was inadmissible. He

portrayed himself as being sexually naive. He said he had killed Jo by

accident, even suggested she had been flirtatious. It was grotesque.

It was cold and calculating. He spent weeks researching the details

between murder and manslaughter. And he didn't give a dam about

putting the family through that harrowing trial, just like he

didn't care about hiding the body and the agonies that caused. It was

all about him and thankfully the jury saw through it. What about the

moment when he showed the flash of arrogance? He was being too clever.

That phone call he didn't have to make, trying to frame Christopher

Jefferies. It unravelled after that. That led them to the DNA that would

corner him. But it was a difficult investigation. After the trial,

Christopher Jefferies said the police wasted time and resources on

him that should have been focused elsewhere. And at the trial, Tabak

got life plus 20 years. Yes. Jo's parents said they hoped Tabak's

time in prison would be a living hell. They said they would never

get over it. They just miss her. Still to come tonight, the cyclist

who stepped in to stop this man. He is suspected of trying to rape a

young woman in Brighton. I would absolutely do it again, that's what

everyone should do in that situation. I didn't think twice and

I don't see why anyone would. we will hear from the 14-year-old

boy who was blasted in both legs with a shotgun as he answered his

I looked down at my leg and saw the holes in my trousers. It was kind

of horrific. And can you identify this man? Thought to have planted

suspect devices in Canterbury. That is coming up soon. First, Matthew

has the latest on what's been happening on the phones. Let's

start off by interrupting Sue, who is in charge of the Rico Gordon

investigation. You've had some good calls coming in as a yes, one

particular is of interest. identified as one of the images on

the CCTV. But I'd really like the name of all three of the people we

saw. Have you had names so far? have had one name, it looks like we

could have the right identity for that individual. That is what you

wanted, names. What about vans and cars? Nothing on that, but we've

also had some other names put forward by someone who didn't give

their name. I would urge them to call back, we would like to speak

to them. If that was you calling, please call us, we're waiting for

the call. Let's get more on the sad case of the baby's body found in

Lancashire. Neil, what is coming? The items aren't being specifically

linked, but I need someone to put those items together. You are

desperate for bad weather to come forward. Yes, we want the mother to

come forward. I know it's difficult but I believe you really need our

help. Come forward tonight and tell us what happened to your child. We

Time for some more wanted faces. First is Dwayne Anthony Mullings.

Earlier this year he was convicted of raping a woman in 2004, but he

failed to turn up at Sheffield Crown Court and was sentenced to

six years in his absence. 35 year- old Mullings, who has a street name

of Ribsey, is originally from Jamaica but has links to Sheffield

and Doncaster. This is Imran Shaukat, police want to speak to

the 26-year-old in connection with a fatal hit and run accident. He

has the two faint birthmarks on the side of his face and has links to

Luton, London and Manchester. Lagat this. This is 56-year-old Robert

Stevens, otherwise known as Robert Melias, rubbing a bookmaker's at

knifepoint in September in A bath. Robert Stevens has connections

across the West Country and has various tattoos including a panther

and the word city on his left arm and the letters B.O.B on his right

hand. Lastly his Nael Abdul Khaliq. Police would like to talk to the

30-year-old in connection with two burglaries and a robbery or

committed in west London. He is known by the street name of Tiny.

If you recognise any of them you can call us or Texas at the numbers

Take a moment to take a look at this image here. Police are

confident that this man would have raped a young woman in Brighton if

it hadn't been for the actions of a passing cyclist who came to her aid.

Detective Chief Inspector Nick Sloan from Surrey and Sussex crime

team is here to explain more. What happened? The victim had been out

for the evening with her family and was on her way home, along Edward

Street in Ryton, near the American Express building. - back in

Brighton. She walked along the road and became aware of someone behind

her. They grabbed her. It fell to her like was a case of mistaken

identity, the chap pulled away and she walked on up the road. It was

about two minutes later that he attacked her and pushed her to the

ground and sexually assaulted her. Just to get this right, it's a busy

place, a busy city centre. Yes, it was a brazen attack, a well it

dual-carriageway road. Fortunately, our brave and... The victim acted

in a dignified fashion and screamed and fought. She was heard by a

passing cyclist. I have no doubt that if it hadn't been for the

actions of the cyclist she would have been subjected to a much worse

ordeal. This bloke is a bit of a key role. He also was pretty modest.

It was just that moment. It was quite lucky timing wise that I

turned up when I did. I chased after him to try and get him to

stop. Then he began to chase the way. I thought about following him

but I went back to the victim because she was on her own in the

dark. Despicable, really. The guy is horrible. What do you say about

people like that? I would absolutely do it again, that's what

everyone should do in that situation. I didn't think twice and

I don't see why anyone would. Despicable is the word. Good CCTV,

just give us a bit more detail. can clearly see the offender. The

CCTV cameras are very close to the scene. You can see that he is

wearing white trainers, he has got some genes on with very distinctive

Brading around the pockets and a black leather style type jacket and

a very distinctive hat, a trilby hat. He actually went back to pick

that up when he was being chased off by the cyclist. As you say, the

woman has been very brave, very dignified. A terrible thing that

happened. She is very keen that this man is caught. I don't know

why he did it, what led him to do what he did. I can't know he's not

going to do it again. I don't think anyone else should have to go

through that. I would just like to know why. I want to know why he

chose that night, what led up to it and why he chose me? There are a

lot of questions I'd like to get answers to. The next person might

not be so lucky. A brave woman. Thank you for joining us this

evening. If you recognise the man that we saw there then it is time

to pick up the phone tonight. If you have been a victim of crime

then you can call the victim We start now in Bath.

A group of lads is gathered outside this takeaway in May. It seems

friendly, and tell the man in the body warmer start getting

aggressive. Suddenly, he punches the man in the blue shirt, knocking

him over the railings and into the road, before striding off. This man

broke somebody's jaw, please name him. This is what I call brazen.

This man is looking at expensive diamond rings in King's Lynn in

Norfolk. He asks the shop assistant to show him a variety of bespoke

pieces, before snatching one and running out of the shop. This is

the ring he took, and it Tish -- it is worth just shy of 100 grand.

Remember, all of the clips stay online until they are caught. If

On an evening in March, Khalil Hogan went to answer a knock at his

front door in High Wycombe. But as he opened a door, he was shot twice

in the legs by a complete stranger, Is that you? Yes. He is my first

grandson. As a person, he is very nice. He is really quiet. Sometimes,

he will be in the room, you would not know he was there. I live with

my grandmother and my sister and her boyfriend in High Wycombe. I

have lived here for most of my life. He lives for sport. He plays

football, rugby, rounders. thing people always talk about his

sport, because they know I am very active. They know I like to play

sport or of the time. I can play a wide range, but I like football the

most. On the night of the shooting, I came home from work, what kind

normally do, and at 8pm, I left him, his sister and her boyfriend, to go

to a prayer meeting. Normally, I like to know that there is somebody

here with him. That evening, I was on the computer, talking to my

friend on Facebook, and playing some games, just to relax, while my

sister was watching TV. A normal Can you get that, please? There was

a knock-on the door, and my sister asked me to get it. So why did.

Hello? Police? Can I have an I looked at my leg, and I saw the

holes in my trousers. There was blood dripping from my legs, to the

floor. It was horrific. I got to the end of the road and I saw all

of these police cars. The police had guns. I ask what had happened,

and they told me. I have woken up in a hospital bed with loads of

doctors and a few nurses standing around me. There was a gaping hole

in his right leg. The flats have -- flesh was smashed up. I spent two

weeks in hospital, I had four operations. They had taken out all

of the pellets from my leg. There were a lot of pellets. The doctors

were telling me that they were not sure if I would be able to walk

again. They thought I might have been paralysed. It should never

have happened. He is just an innocent boy. It was frightening

for him. He went through a lot of pain and suffering, for nothing.

kept going over it in my head, I did not know why somebody would do

something like this to me, because I have always been quiet, I never

got into much trouble, so I do not really understand why trouble has

come to me. We are joined by Joe Kidman. A lot

of pain and suffering, that is for sure. What reason could there have

been? All of our inquiries have found no positive reason why

anybody in that house should have been attacked. This could be a case

of mistaken identity. What are you looking for? We need the help of

the local community, in particular, we have got some CCTV that has not

previously been released, and that shows two people were involved in

the shooting. We want Crimewatch viewers to help us to identify them.

Let's take a look at them. What are people seeing here? This is a few

moments before the attack. Fate of going towards his home. The first

one was carrying a shotgun, and a minute or so later, running back

from where they came from. You are interested in what one of them was

wearing? Yes, this first man. On his docker jacket, it appears that

there is a rectangular logo, and towards the centre, something that

reflects the light even more. is quite distinctive. People can

look at that on the website. This boy has made good progress. Yes, I

am pleased to say that, despite the injuries, he has gone back to

school, and he is playing football again. We wish him all the very

best. If you know anything, please call. It is time for some more news

on previous appeals. We start with the case we featured

five years ago, the rape of a woman, who became separated from her

friends in Bromley. We showed you this CCTV of a man police believe

to be responsible. Thanks to a breakthrough, the attacker was

identified as Cheslin Campher. Two weeks ago, he was given an

indeterminate prison sentence. He will serve at least four and a half

years, and he will be deported back to South Africa when he is released.

You might recognise this man. He was a wanted face on the last show.

He is Mohammed Bashiri, he tried to blackmail a pensioner after per

lottery winnings. He was located, and he is now serving at least two

years in prison. Finally, this CCTV of an attack

which took place outside the Eastside Pub in Essex last year,

which we appealed about last November. It shows a Dortmund being

slashed across the face with a weapon. He needed 50 stitches. The

man responsible was identified as Lennox Richards from Barkingside.

In August, he was sentenced to five years for GBH.

We have got an unusual case in which two suspect devices were

planted in Canterbury, including one left in the baby-changing unit

of the Marks and Spencers. An unusual case, tell me more. It was

4:20pm on 26th August, the bank holiday weekend. We received a call

that there was a suspect device on the railway line in Canterbury.

While we were investigating, the fire alarm activated in the baby-

changing room of Marks & Spencer has in the Whitefriars shopping

centre. We investigated, and that was a suspect device that had

activated, issuing a thick smoke, causing distress to shoppers.

have brought us pictures of these devices. Quite complex looking

things. This was found by the railway line. Pretty terrifying.

You said there was thick smoke in Marks & Spencer us. This is what

was left, the small dispose of -- explosives. We are linking the

incidents. We regard this as an incident carried out by one group.

The motive is still a mystery. Nobody has claimed responsibility,

which is unusual. Clearly, their plan was designed to cause maximum

disruption to the authorities and the public of Canterbury. You have

got some interesting CCTV. What are we watching? We are looking at the

man we believe placed the device in Marks & Spencer as in Canterbury.

You see him in the store, he spends 15 minutes there, he places the

device and he leaves, almost as soon as he exits the store, the

device activates, filling the store with smoke. He appears to be

dressed as a cyclist. We do have evidence he got around Canterbury

on a push bike. He was walking with great purpose. You think he was

working as part of 18? At least three mobile phones were reduced on

the day of the offence, to communicate between each other.

They also use them to contact the media and Kent Police, and claimed

that they had found the device. We have some footage that I would like

help from the viewers with, which is footage of three women, who

purchased the telephones in London, two weeks before the defence, on

14th August. That is interesting. Nobody was hurt, but you are taking

this seriously. Why? It was so organised, so meticulous, and the

devices were clearly designed to scare people. Do you recognise any

of those people? We urgently need to hear from you tonight. Time for

a quick blast update. We are getting some good

information on the Rico Gordon murder. The lad called in the

crossfire, innocent. Several courts have given names to possible band

members. And names for one of the witnesses. We need that person to

come forward. We are getting calls about the baby jacket. We do not

need any more information, we know where it is from, we just need to

link it to the baby boy. That is everything for now. You can

view all of the reconstructions, the CCTV, online, and you can do it

on your smartphone. Just log on to the website. The phone lines stay

open until midnight tomorrow, so there is still plenty of time to