14/12/2015 Crimewatch

Michael Winner's widow speaks on camera for the first time

about her ordeal at the hands of a violent burglar.

Opened the door and then all hell broke loose. Michael would be

turning in his grave. We'll reveal previously unseen CCTV

of the prime suspect. Also, new clues in the murder

of a retired primary school teacher. We believe this person could hold

vital information about who Joy's killer is.

And the mystery of a body unearthed by workmen.

Somebody will know who this is. Somebody's brother, somebody's son.

Good evening and welcome to the final Crimewatch of the year.

We're live for the next 60 minutes with the latest crime

A full reconstruction of the shocking raid

at Geraldine Winner's home in just a moment,

of what else we have for you tonight.

We've got our latest collection of wanted faces.

The lines are open so get in touch straight away if you know

It captured the voice of a violent pub robber.

Also, tonight: A young woman waives her anonymity

in a bid to catch the man who raped her on

You will probably recognise this man here.

This is the late film director Michael Winner and his wife

Geraldine on their wedding day in 2011.

They had known each other for over 50 years before they finally

Sadly, the marriage was short-lived with Michael passing away

Following his death Geraldine, who's now 77, subsequently downsized

from their mansion to a flat in the Knightsbridge area of London.

My shoulder was agony, my back was agony.

You think, this isn't happening, it's just not true, it's just -

I am opening something, I don't know what it is!

Michael Winner was 77 when he finally married

But his wife Geraldine had known him for a very long time

And I've known him ever since, so that was like,

But their marriage was tragically brief.

Michael died less than two years later.

He had the most fantastic sense of humour.

He was the most exuberant, incredible person ever.

Underneath all his bluff he was just like a little

What I had with him was just wonderful.

Since her husband's death, Geraldine has lived alone.

On Friday the 9th of October, she was getting ready to go

I finished packing because I was going to Paris the next day,

thinking of all the different things I had to do.

Then I went to the bank actually to get some extra money to get some

I'd managed to organise everything, was all calm, and settled,

and I just literally had to get into bed, go to sleep.

Shortly after 10pm, Geraldine was just about to

I saw there were a few newspapers, so I thought, I'll just put both

Opened the door, and then all hell broke loose.

You think, this isn't happening, it's just not true, it's just -

I went to grab her hair, to bash her if I could,

I was petrified, but at the same time I was, you know,

I went to grab the kettle to hit her with the kettle,

but then she grabbed it out of my hand and hit me on the head.

But I had curlers in my hair, rollers.

But she caught hold of my forehead ? twice ? and that's where

And that's when I thought I better stop fighting now or I could end up

While Geraldine lay helpless on the floor, her attacker made sure

She put her foot on my back, pressed very hard and said,

shut up, don't make any noise, otherwise I'll kill you.

That's what she said, I'll knife you.

Geraldine's hands and feet were bound with cable ties.

For the next three hours, Geraldine lay there,

while the intruder meticulously cherry-picked her way

She asked precisely for money and the jewellery.

I told her where the money was. The money I was taking to Paris.

I could hear her zipping a bag up, obviously where she was

With my hands behind my back I was in terrible pain.

And my finger was broken, I'd seen that.

you wanted her to take what she wants and go just go.

She suddenly asked for a specific piece of jewellery which was in

It was a little heart that Michael bought me.

the monetary value was not what counted, what counted

was the memory of it - the sentimental.

That it was Michael that brought it for me.

It was after one in the morning before the burglar finally

made her exit, trying to remove all evidence of her identity

The attack has left its mark on Geraldine.

It's just made me realise there are really evil people

It's the trauma of what's happened to you.

If I wake up in the middle of the night and I'm terrified

somebody's gonna hit me on the head again.

I now need someone in the spare room.

My memories with Michael, and everything with Michael ?

And Michael would just be turning in his grave,

Well, we're joined now by the officer overseeing this case

who many of you will recognise as DCI Jane Corrigan,

a long-standing friend of the programme.

We welcome you back tonight. This was vicious and calculating?

Yes, this was a terrifying ordeal which lasted around three hours.

Mrs winner is in her 70s and this has taken its toll. We should say

that the security arrangements in her flat have now been completely

changed. I have never had a case with a woman attacker like this. We

are now looking at the CCTV. The suspect is described

by the victim as being slim and very well dressed, wearing a long black

coat, black boots and a large, Mrs Winner has described

her attacker as having We know she entered the premises at

about 7:30pm. She left and took this long route to Kensington high

Street. We know she was therefore a good long time and helped herself to

a lot of stuff. Take through for some of the more significant items?

She asked for the heart-shaped pendant. Maybe she has kept it or

maybe she has sold it on. There was also a diamond encrusted Cartier

watch with a nice bracelet. And we also had some diamond earrings,

anchor shaped. These are all very beautiful but something we saw her

take which was not particularly valuable? Yes, the kettle. Because

it is large she may have disposed of it quickly and street cleaner have

found it in a bin. We know there is a reward? Yes, there is a ?10,000

reward leading to the arrest and prosecution of this woman. Thank you

for updating us on this case. An horrific ordeal for Geraldine,

particularly after losing her husband.

If you can help, please call now on our usual number 0500 600 600.

Detectives are standing by for your calls.

A round up of the latest crime news now.

Radio DJ Neil Fox has been cleared of sexually abusing fans and

colleagues. He has always denied the allegations. Mr Fox broke down in

tears as the verdict was read out in court. Outside he said it had been

an arduous journey. I strenuously denied all of the

allegations and today I have been vindicated. It has been a long, hard

and stressful 14 months, and a lot has been said and written about me

in that time that over the next few days, weeks and months will have to

be addressed and rectified. The defence started today in the

Hatton Garden jewellery heist. The burglary was the biggest in British

history netting some ?40 million for the gang. The jury have previously

heard that some of the stash of stunning jewels were buried under

Graves. Four men have already admitted conspiracy to commit

burglary. Four others deny involvement in the raid and the

trial continues. Crimewatch has previously covered

stories of drugs being hidden in rugs. Now 1.5 tonnes of compressed

cocaine have been found disguised as wooden pallets and charcoal. The

seizure was made by the National Crime Agency and Spanish police on a

shipping container travelling from Colombia to Valencia. 11 people have

been arrested. Now, the Grinches who've stolen

Christmas. Police in Manchester have today

released this CCTV of three offenders stealing the trees

from a shop in Chorlton in November. 190 trees were taken in two separate

raids by the men, who loaded them If you recognise them,

do get in touch. Finally, a mum has said "thank you"

to a burglar for stealing thousands of pounds worth of items,

including Christmas presents, 27-year-old Alexandra Mahjour,

who's also pregnant wrote a post on Facebook thanking the burglars

for making her "feel the real She said the loss of things

like her television, meant they've "talked more

as a family" and that their young son believes the gifts

were hidden by an elf. How do you solve a murder

when you have no idea That's the challenge facing

Thames Valley Police after human remains were discovered

in Bracknell in July. Tonight we'll be exclusively

revealing a potentially significant breakthrough in the case,

but first here's what detectives On 24th July, workmen clearing

ditches in Bracknell made Boys, I think you need to come

and take a look at this. Buried in a shallow grave

was the skeleton of a man. Skeletal remains by its very nature

suggest that it's been The difficulty with this case

which is really unusual is we didn't know who this person was,

where they were from, It is crucial to identify whose

bones have been recovered, once you get that you get lots of lines of

enquiry which will help you identify who they have been mixing with, who

their family are, you can build a wider picture of who the person is

and that could lead you to emotive and who has committed this crime.

The bones had been wrapped in bin bags and then again in a blanket

and the only item of clothing that was on the remains

was a jumper, no other clothing was found on the body.

The post mortem revealed that the male skeleton had received

injuries to both sides of his temple, these

were catastrophic injuries caused by what's called blunt force trauma,

We also found that the male had a broken nose and we were also able

to tell through the anthropology that the male was probably around

That he would have been of a stocky build and that he would also have

had some form of trauma to his lower back that his friends and relatives

Further from the work that we've done that was matched

with the dentistry was that we were able to establish as age for this

gentleman of probably around 30-40 years of age.

One distinctive feature forensic teams found were the veneers

The gentleman had a very healthy set of teeth actually, he didn't need

the veneers they were there for show, they are quite expensive

veneers as well and he had seven done which is a very unusual figure

Of those seven, one of those had been repaired.

The work itself could have been private or NHS,

probably carried out in the UK but may have been carried out

We actually used his tooth and sent it to a DNA specialist to extract

DNA from the tooth and from that we've managed to get

We've searched on our databases but unfortunately haven't matched it

With no DNA match the next step for detectives was to send

the remains to the Royal Berkshire Hospital for a CT scan in order

Very rarely used but on this occasion it was going to be the only

way we were going to have a possibility of getting

Of course once you've got that picture you've got something

The scans were sent to Dr Christopher Rynn.

A professor at the University of Dundee who specialises

We got the CT scan of the skull and we can use computer software

to convert that into a 3D model and there's this armature that's

attached to the computer and you can move it in 3D and it has haptic

feedback which means you can actually feel the skull

The first thing that we would do with the skull model is to add

the tissue depth pegs that represent how thick the facial soft tissues

would have been, on average and then we use anatomical sculpture to fill

in the gaps between to pegs and estimate the muscles

The position of the features relative to one another is quite

important and that is dictated very definitely by the skull

except for the mouth, so what you find is that the eyes

and the nose are more accurate than the lip shape.

We can't tell things like skin tone and hair colour and eye colour

If that is present at the scene then it's a different matter,

but just from the skull we are good at estimating the face shape.

It's very unusual to use these skills, but we can see

from the results that the professionalism and the expertise

From the CT scan of the skull, to the facial reconstruction,

detectives now have a picture of what the man may

He has quite a strong brow line where his eyebrows are and that's

very distinctive and would have been distinctive to anybody

Matched with the dentistry he would have had this smile

which would have been very, very white and very noticeable,

so in those terms facially he's got quite a distinctive face.

Somebody's brother, somebody's son maybe a father.

That person will know instantly who this person is.

The facial reconstruction for us is a pivotal part of the enquiry.

It's given a face to that missing person and I believe the public

will be able to tell us who that person is and identify them and that

will take our investigation a big stride forward in identifying

the people who have committed this crime.

Detective Chief Inspector Kevin Brown joins me now.

That was a fascinating report, a lot of information you want people to

help you with, would it be fair to say this is an unusual case? It is

very unusual, very rare to have a murder investigation where you don't

know the identity of the victim and because we don't know that it's

difficult to piece together how the victim was murdered and Hubei. What

wasn't included in that film was that there has been, a breakthrough,

it sounds important to me, tell us? We had the DNA as you saw in the

film which was sent for international comparison and it has

come back with the partial family identity match with a lady from

Lithuania. And fortunately the lady passed away in May this year so

enquiries in that direction are difficult but we do know she

reported her son missing in 2008. So tonight we are revealing a

photograph of her son. He came to the UK in 2004 and we know very

little about him since that time. He has some similarities to the facial

reconstruction. He does. Guess but I cannot say they are the same person.

We need to know information about him. And there is the part of the

equation as to who killed him. Yes, if anyone has any information about

who killed him, why they killed him and why it ended up in Bracknell,

any information will help us. We are looking for the facial

reconstruction, who is that person? Not forgetting the veneers we

covered in the film, bright white, someone will know those. Secondly,

we need to know where he was in the UK, who has worked with and his

associates, any information will be used in the investigation. And

thirdly any other information about how this person came to be murdered

and end up in Bracknell. It is join together all the strands. Thank you

very much for taking the time to talk to us to night. If you know

anything about this man or how those remains came to be burried call us

on the usual number. Right, still to come tonight:

The new search for a potentially crucial witness, to the murder

of retired primary school teacher We believe this person could hold

vital information as to who her killer is. We have managed to trace

everyone else who entered and exited the building except this person.

Although he also calls himself Elvis Rutherford,

Ian Rutherford, Edin Andrews or just Aaron.

He's 56 and failed to turn up at court where he was due to stand

trial for a number of child sexual assault charges.

He walks with a limp and often has a border collie dog with him.

If you're in Northern Ireland, Nottinghamshire, Surrey,

Kent or London, keep an eye out for him as he has links

Next is this man, Yanick Baptista although he also uses

He was due in court on drug dealing and money laundering charges

Baptista is 25 and has links across Hampshire and to Manchester.

He's described as dangerous, so don't approach.

Just dial 999 if you know where he is.

Number three is Mansori Tlah Ganom but he too uses other names.

Detectives want to question him in connection with the rape

of a woman in Reading in June this year and also

The 37-year-old is originally from Iraq and has links to London.

Finally for now is 29-year-old Joseph Richardson Eaton,

or Paul Jenkins as he sometimes calls himself.

He failed to turn up to Preston Crown Court in connection

with an attack on a man which resulted in the victim

He has friends and family in Lancaster, Bolton and elsewhere

If you know where any of tonight's faces might be please do get

in touch using the numbers on screen.

We'll go through the rest of the line up a little later

and they're all on the red button until midnight.

20 years ago the body of 52-year-old retired school teacher and avid

churchgoer Joy Hewer was found in her flat in Walthamstow,

She had been sexually assaulted, stabbed and her home, set alight.

Two decades on and her killer remains at large but with new clues

Murder without motive - the killing of a woman who hadn't

A tape recording of a man's voice may hold the key to the murder

Joy Hewer was a quiet religious woman.

Who's body was found in her burnt out flat.

I love to talk about Joy, she was my sister and she was

She was very caring, very gentle and kind.

She was a loyal member of the family.

A devoted daughter to our parents, doting aunty to the children.

I remember being really excited to see her, every time

She'd always get the train up from London to come visit us,

my mum would never tell us when she was coming so pretty much

every time we'd go to the train station we'd be like,

I always think of her very specially when Christmas comes around

because she loved Christmas, she was really like one

of the children, she was great, great fun, she was absolutely

the life and soul really of Christmas.

Joy Hewer was a devout Christian - who, after retiring as a primary

school teacher, dedicated much of her time to the church.

She often volunteered here at St Mary's in Walthamstow -

helping to run soup kitchens, doing office work and cleaning.

Joy would very simply of said that her life centred around Jesus.

When you arrive as a new vicar in a parish as I did,

in July 94 here at St Mary's in Walthamstow, some people avoid

you because they think you are busy settling in or they think the vicar

is too important to come and call on.

But one of the very first person to call on me was Joy Hewer.

20 years on - Paul Butler, now Bishop of Durham -

She was just a sheer delight of a person who never wanted to harm

All her life was about helping other people and encouraging other people.

Joy also volunteered at the London Healing Mission,

at the time a church in Notting Hill.

She'd been there on the day she was killed and left at around

She popped into a chemist before making her way home

Joy then settled in for the night, calling her brother and speaking

It would be the last time her family would ever hear from her.

At around quarter past ten, a young couple who lived below Joy

Hello, fire brigade, can I help you?

Hello, you know the junction at, it's in E17, yeah, Walthamstow,

Firemen arrived at Joy's flat to find her already dead.

It quickly became clear it wasn't the blaze that killed her.

Joy had been sexually assaulted and stabbed multiple times

Two fires had been deliberately started in a likely bid

In doing so, the lives of the 55 others living in the building

All our lives completely changed, our world changed.

That day, it was the most devastating thing that can happen.

And imagine, for my parents at their great age, to receive that

news that their daughter, their first born, their eldest

has been brutally murdered for absolutely no apparent reason.

The hunt was on to find Joy's killer.

In our next case, someone not only murdered the tried to cover up the

evidence by setting fire to a flat...

Officers received a number of calls, but none with the crucial

With no murder weapon recovered or witnesses to the attack,

police had little to go on and 20 years passed without justice.

But last year, after renewed appeals from her family,

detectives began re-examining the case.

Susan, we know Joy was last seen entering this building.

In all those conversations with family and friends,

all the statements you've read through -

you really now do believe Joy may have known the person who did this?

Yes, as you can see, there's an intercom system

so there's every chance Joy would have had to have buzzed

On her front door she had a spy hole, which family tell us

she would always use before opening the door, there was no

We do believe that she was familiar with the person she opened

One thing the passage of time has given you is better technology ?

there's a CCTV camera up there, which on the night of the murder

From that camera you've taken an image and been able

to enhance it, clear it up - what have you got?

Yes, we have this image, it is still quite grainy but this

is of a person entering the flats at 10.30pm,

the night Joy was murdered, um we believe this person could hold

vital information as to who Joy's killer is.

We've managed to trace everybody else who entered and exited

the building except this person so we would very much

If you recognise him or you are this person,

we would like to eliminate you from our enquiries.

When you're little it's a huge great big monster that's come along

and snatched this person away and attacked them in the worst

possible way, so in your head they are tarrying.

I need to look that person in the eye and see they're just a human.

To have my grandparents pass away without finding out what happened

They actually had my aunty during the war, so she was two

and a half before my grandpa ever met her, he was away fighting.

I remember him telling me about it, you know, coming back and having

this daughter and they lived through so many hard times

and I just don't think they had any peace.

You took them away and got on with your life and I'm cross

and I'm sad and I'll never give up and now it's time, it's been

20 years and now's the time to just give it up, admit what you've done.

Just give us some answers because this can't go on.

The pain will always be there but we need to know now.

The killer took away their favourite person.

Well, DI Susan Stansfield is leading this investigation.

What do we know about the person who did this?

We know Joy got home around 6.00 pm and then spoke to friends

and family, making her last call around 9.45 pm.

We then believe the next person to see Joy, was her killer.

The neighbours downstairs heard noises as we saw in the

reconstruction and battles between 10:30pm and 11pm. The fire brigade

were called at 11:18pm but when they arrived, Joy was already dead. In

the reconstruction we heard the emergency call. The person who made

that call has never come forward. No, they have not. The call was made

from a phone box in Walthamstow. That person could hold vital

information for us. We should remind people that it was 20 years ago.

About 11:18pm at night. We will have a chance to have one more listen to

that call. We want to see if anybody recognises themselves. Maybe it was

you or someone you know. So if you are the call or the person

at the bus stop, please come forward.

This is the man in the CCTV image. It is a very grainy image. He is

white with short hair and a light-coloured jacket. If you were

that person you would be able to recognise yourself. He is very

significant because it is the case that everyone else who went through

the doors and was captured on this CCTV has since been recognised. Yes,

they have all been recognised and limitations it -- eliminated except

this one person. We are offering a ?20,000 reward for information which

leads to the arrest and conviction of the person or persons responsible

for Joy's murder. Thank you for updating us. It is dreadful but with

your help it could be solved. If there is something that you know

which could help, get in touch. It is the usual number.

It's the usual number, 0500 600 600 for the studio.

The Boxing Day rapist who's evaded justice for 11 years.

It has always held me back a motion only because it has always been in

the back of my mind that this has happened and it is always there.

But first let's just catch up now on what sort of calls

Here's DCI Jane Corrigan investigating the raid

We have had a number of calls, particularly about the jewellery. I

would like to know more about who this woman is. She has strawberry

blonde hair and an Eastern European accent. Someone will know who's she

is. And what about the heart-shaped necklace, how significant is it? She

specifically asked about that. We have information about the watch.

Where is that necklace now? And their other details on our website?

Yes, we have listed details of the painting. It is worth pointing out

that there is a substantial reward. Yes, ?10,000 reward for the arrest

and prosecution of this woman. Thank you very much. Please keep calling.

More wanted faces now starting with Patrick O'Brien.

The 25-year-old was jailed for six years and nine months in May 2011

after an elderly woman was knocked to the floor and robbed

He was released from jail on licence but has failed to stick

to his conditions and is now wanted back in prison.

He has links to London especially around Paddington and the West End.

Number six is this man Paul Michael Price, although you may

know him as John McCarthy, Steven Pragnell

Detectives want to question him after ?20,000 worth of biscuits

were stolen from a factory in South Wales.

He's 38 and has a Liverpool accent with tattoos of the names Jordan Rae

He's described as dangerous, so don't approach him.

He's 28 and was jailed in April last year for over two years for drugs

offences and released early on licence.

But he's breached the terms of his release and is now

McKenzie often works as a barber and has links

He has a tattoo of the name Mariah on his left shoulder.

He also shouldn't be approached, just call 999.

And finally this blurry image is Alan Christopher Simpson.

He couldn't sit still for this photo and he isn't hanging around

Simpson was jailed for just over three years for burglary offences

and released on licence, but he hasn't stuck to his

conditions and is now wanted back in prison.

He has a large nose and a one inch scar above his lip.

Simpson has links to the Wirral, Liverpool and across Scotland.

If you know where any of the faces are then get in touch

You can take another look on the Crimewatch website

and they're all on the red button until midnight.

And we start with an appalling attack from this time last year.

Be warned there are some graphic images coming up.

It's two days before Christmas 2014, and a man is being dropped off

He walks to a nearby house, with what looks like a delivery,

but it's something far more sinister.

You can see here he's hidden a knife under the package.

He knocks on the door and tells the homeowner he has

And when she opens the door, he lunges for her, slashing her

He then runs off, back down the drive, leaving the young woman

with lifelong injuries, which are too horrific

There's only one place he should be spending Christmas.

June this year and this elderly couple are waiting in a bank

They withdraw ?300 in cash before moving to a nearby table

where they pop the money in the woman's handbag.

What they don't realise is they're being watched.

As they leave the bank, these women start to follow them.

Until, just out of sight of the camera, police say they took

The pensioners then desperately drove around, hunting for the cruel

Tragically, whilst at the wheel, the elderly man suffered a heart

This worker is cleaning before opening at a pub

She has no idea there's a man lurking around outside,

He hides from the camera, before sneaking inside the pub.

As the woman carries on cleaning, he grabs her from behind and holds

He drags her behind the bar, you can see the knife clearly here.

As he forces her in to a back room, his threats are caught

Terrified, she empties almost ?9,000 from the safe into a bag he's

Stuffing his pockets with more cash he leaves her.

Now he might have been masked but someone will

Let's call time on this vicious robber - who is he?

A Sunday afternoon in Leeds and this man is taking money out

of the cashpoint as he rocks his eight week old baby to sleep

But the man in the tracksuit bottoms lurking behind him seems agitated.

He suddenly grabs the young Dad by the throat and demands the cash

A kind hearted couple intervene and the robber flees,

falling over in his haste to get away.

Distracted the dad lets go of the pram.

And as it rolls away, the couple come to the rescue again!

He goes into a supermarket in Kilbarchan, west of Glasgow

But he's not interested in groceries ? he just wants cash.

He holds a knife in his right hand, and passes a screwed up plastic bag

to the man on the till, demanding the money.

The worker hands it over and the robber calmly walks out.

Detectives believe the same man is caught here on CCTV exactly two

This time he walks into an off licence.

And in a copycat robbery, armed with the knife

and with the plastic bag in his hand, he demands the takings.

You know what to do - shop him!

You can take another look at tonight's faces and CCTV

by pressing red on your remote and of course,

Call and text the numbers on screen if you can help.

The latest figures show that more than 19,000 adults and almost 10,000

children reported being raped in the last year.

And of course, behind those awful numbers are the individual victims

who've not only had to go through the trauma of the attacks

but the aftermath of reporting the crime and coming

It never crossed my mind what was coming next.

It just felt like when you're in a dream and you feel like you're

trying to escape but your body's not doing anything and you're

It felt like a really long time that he was holding me down

and threatening me and saying that he had a knife and that

It was Boxing Day 2004 and she was on her way home.

He's local to Wednesbury age 17, 18 maybe 19.

We featured her case on Crimewatch at the time.

Back then Kaylee's identity had to be protected,

but now she has decided to appear on camera and talk about what it's

been like for her knowing that her attacker has

I just felt like it was somehow my fault for walking home alone

so I just didn't want people questioning me about it so I just

To help victims like Kaylee talk about what's happened to them,

many will come to centres such as this one in Nottingham.

Known as a SARC or Sexual Assaults Referral Centre, it provides support

Coming here is a massive step for people.

What we are here to do is to give that listening ear someone

to talk to and someone to help them understand what they

As well as offering independent counselling and support the team can

We do have up to seven day's window to gather forensics.

That evidence could be stored whilst they make a decision

as to whether they want police involvement or not.

If the police do become involved the centre also has video interview

facilities to record victim statements in

Before we get started I'm just going to double check with Laura

that she can see you OK on the cameras before

Yep, Amy, the visual and sound is fine.

These centres say they provide an invaluable service to the victims

It's really about making sure people are feeling as secure and as safe

as possible and it's away from a police environment and it's

Working alongside the police are teams known as CSI

One of the first calls we get from the rape team is to ourselves,

one of the duty managers, to say that there is a rape,

there's an allegation and they are going to try

This is a crucial part of any police investigation and the evidence these

forensic specialists gather often supports rape convictions.

When we get the call to the scene of a sexual offence there's a whole

variety of different priorities that we've got to think about.

We would always carry out general photography at the scene initially

just to record what's there and the locations

We would also be looking for if there's anything that's

been left behind either by suspect or victim.

If the scene is outside then we will need to get there quite

quickly and make sure that we are preserving what's there.

If the scene is in a premises then potentially we can lock that

premises away and wait for the interviews to occur.

Whether it's a murder, whether it's a rape or it is a burglary processes

The assessment of the whole scene becomes so important.

You can't rule anything in or out because the day

you do that is the day you make a mistake.

And if you've got any ideas who did this perhaps someone you know

in Wednesbury who came home covered in mud on Boxing night.

Despite the Crimewatch appeal and police investigation Kaylee's

It was always like I was sitting on the edge of a chair waiting

for that moment that they would say OK there's been a DNA match and it's

always held me back emotionally because it's always been at the back

of my mind that this has happened and there's no way I can

close the box and move on because it's always there.

Kaylee has recently been diagnosed with

Her one wish now is that detectives find the man responsible.

Part of the PTSD is that I cannot get closure and that's the reason

why I've really struggled getting through the day to day

and struggling with my relationships is because I simply cannot put it

To get someone and to finally have it end and see an end to the whole

thing would simply allow me to move on with my life...

and build a future that I can really look forward to.

11 years is a long time for Kaylee to still be waiting

She describes him as being 17-20 years old at the time

so he would now be in his late 20s or early 30s.

He wore dark clothes and spoke with a local accent.

Officers working on the case are here in the studio

so please get in touch using the numbers on screen.

It's worth knowing that there is a new Crimestoppers

You can call them anonymously on 0800 555 111.

Also, if you've been a victim of crime you can call

the Victim Support line on 0808 1689 111.

Time to update you on some previous cases now starting with an appeal

we featured in October after a 21-year-old woman suffered

a terrifying rape in the Toxteth area of Liverpool.

The victim was walking in the early hours of Sunday the 19th July,

after a night out with friends, when she was attacked.

Well, two weeks ago, detectives arrested and charged

a 25-year-old man from Birmingham in connection with the attack.

He's been remanded in custody and we'll keep you updated with how

In April we showed you CCTV of this despicable thief caught on camera

going into a hospital in Central London, where he stole

a bag containing a laptop and a phone belonging to a patient

53-year-old James Cleary has now been convicted of four hospital

He's been sentenced to three years in prison.

This year Crimewatch has featured 116 appeals and there have been

72 arrests so far with many more expected

We've had 28 convictions for offences including murder,

As a result criminals are spending a total

If you weren't sure what a difference your calls make,

More calls to night, a lot of calls coming in particularly focusing on

one item of jewellery which was taken, the distinctive watch. More

calls on the other items and calls on the women's scene in the CCTV.

What's of calls coming and we want more on those. The Bracknell body,

the unidentified body, we have had a possible name but we have other

calls giving possible names which is very exciting. And Elvis Andrews,

one of our wanted faces, some possible sightings of him as well.

Great stuff. That's everything for now but please

remember to take a look at the Crimewatch website

where you can find You can also have another look

at the wanted faces and CCTV on the red button -

that's available until midnight. Our phone lines stay open

until midnight tomorrow we will of course also keep you up

to date with the latest We will also update you after the

news at 10:40pm. Thank you so much for all

of your calls so far.