Crime documentary discussion thread

[Kl111966]

After I binged crime in action I searched for something similar and came across Bodycam and also Killers: caught on camera which are very good.
Theres a few crimes on both of them that I’ve come across on other documentaries but it’s interesting to see the police side, footage and views of family that I’ve not seen before.

 

[IfTheCapFits]

After I binged crime in action I searched for something similar and came across Bodycam and also Killers: caught on camera which are very good.
Theres a few crimes on both of them that I’ve come across on other documentaries but it’s interesting to see the police side, footage and views of family that I’ve not seen before.

I just started Body Cam yesterday, similar themes, a little slower paced on the 2 eps I've watched, still shocking content!

 

[Lukeal70]

I just started Body Cam yesterday, similar themes, a little slower paced on the 2 eps I've watched, still shocking content!

Where can I watch these please ?

 

[IfTheCapFits]

Where can I watch these please ?

Discovery+ or Prime i think

 

[Kl111966]

It’s also on NowTV if you have HBO max. There are 10 seasons.

 

[Lukeal70]

Discovery+ or Prime i think

It’s also on NowTV if you have HBO max. There are 10 seasons.

Thanks, I dont currently have HBO max but will be getting it when the new Harry Potter comes out. Will wait a couple of months & get it then.

 

[Be More Pacific]

Just watched the first episode of The Real Unforgotten on Netflix. One of the detectives (Jerry) from 24 Hours in Police Custody is featured.

 

[Be More Pacific]

The female Scottish detective, Denise Brown, has also been on 24 Hours in Police Custody - I knew she looked familiar.

 

[DWASN]

I binged Crime in Progress and the Pastors Wife this week. Just watched the first episode of Welcome to the family: the murder of Daniel Markel (on Disney)

 

[MissTeddy]

Just watched the first episode of The Real Unforgotten on Netflix. One of the detectives (Jerry) from 24 Hours in Police Custody is featured.

i watched both episodes of that today, even though I’m sure I’d actually seen it before.
The judge’s full remarks give interesting context around Carol’s kids and family who are not mentioned in the documentary .

 

[Be More Pacific]

i watched both episodes of that today, even though I’m sure I’d actually seen it before.
The judge’s full remarks give interesting context around Carol’s kids and family who are not mentioned in the documentary .

Oh, can you link them please? My main questions (that didn't get answered) were about the children.

Spoiler: Questions

Why were they calling him dad?
Was their biological father (Richard) still in the picture?
How long did they stay with him after their mother died?
Did they confirm he was with them the whole time they were at the cinema? (although that lost relevancy when they went for the conspiracy charge)
Are they still in touch? If so, did they stand by him?

 

[MissTeddy]

Oh, can you link them please? My main questions (that didn't get answered) were about the children.

Spoiler: Questions

Why were they calling him dad?
Was their biological father (Richard) still in the picture?
How long did they stay with him after their mother died?
Did they confirm he was with them the whole time they were at the cinema? (although that lost relevancy when they went for the conspiracy charge)
Are they still in touch? If so, did they stand by him?

between these sentencing remarks and two other articles linked below it should answer most of your questions which were also mine. The one thing I’ve not been able to clarify is what happened to the bio dad Richard and why the children lost contact with him. As always the more you read the more bizarre it all becomes.

Allen Morgan, Sentencing Remarks 29 July 2024 – CrimeLine

Daughter of Linslade murder victim 'saw defendant as friend'

Jane Scales says she had an excellent relationship with the woman on trial over her mother's murder.

www.bbc.co.uk

Carol Morgan: Son 'shocked' after step-dad's arrest for conspiracy to murder

Son speaks of his shock after his step-father was arrested in relation to his mother's murder.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[Tangerine Dream]

Episode 2 of Crime in Progress just has me wondering why. Three people dead for absolutely no reason, it appears.

Although

Spoiler

second degree murder? how is that now?

 

[Melian]

I've just watched the Neil Hooper documentary on Amazon prime

I have no words. The whole thing is just... baffling

 

[Be More Pacific]

Episode 2 of Crime in Progress just has me wondering why. Three people dead for absolutely no reason, it appears.

Although

Spoiler

second degree murder? how is that now?

I didn't get that either. But welcome to America, best justice system in the world apparently!

 

[Jumbojet1251]

I've just watched the Neil Hooper documentary on Amazon prime

I have no words. The whole thing is just... baffling

She just wanted to do it. Pure evil. No reason. Nothing done to her. Just those tendencies she had.

 

[teabob]

I've just watched the first part of the bodies under the bridge. That poor guy having to call the police about something like that

Have you watched the second part? So disturbing

I would urge people not to watch whilst eating

 

[francesthemute]

I'm now glued to Crime in Progress, woah they go in heavy from the start. Episode 1 was a tough watch, utterly shocking. Just finished episode 2, and again, so senseless.

 

[Melian]

Have you watched the second part? So disturbing

I would urge people not to watch whilst eating

No I haven't. Not sure I want to as part one was bad enough!

 

[Melian]

I'm watching 999: what happened next on channel 4. I'm currently on series 2 episode 1 Can't believe someone was stupid enough to

Spoiler

watch CSA stuff on a train