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Real Crime 2001

Documentary Crime

Each episode examines a notorious crime and includes interviews with relatives of the victims.

All Titles	show all 4 titles Real Crime Megtörtént bűnügyek Real Crime Real Crime with Mark Austin
Director	James Strong Tom Whitter Keith Wootton show all 48 directors Katy Ferguson Jill Worsley Nick London Lesley Gardiner Tom Stone Richard Belfield Chris Oxley Glyn Middleton Andrew Sheldon Frank Simmonds Geoffrey Smith Helen Twigge-Molecey Emma Sayce Paula Lichtarowicz Neil Rawles Max Jourdan Clare Bradshaw Becky Collen Emma Hawley Jason Wells Julie Beanland Claire Burnett Liz Cassidy Tom Gould Kristin Hadland Asif Hasan Chris Malone Lee Salisbury Jim Warren Laura Caveney-Morgan Jack Enright Claire Faragher Stan Griffin Andy Webb Jamie Batten Ruth Gray Brad Hallam Sarah Hey Frazer Sheppard David Street Sean Crotty James Kane Jeremy Rodway Gregor Stewart Scott Vickers
Artists	as Self - Presenter as Self - Narrator Paul McGann as Self - Narrator show all 707 artists Julian Boon as Self - Forensic Psychologist Mike Berry as Self - Forensic Psychologist Colin Stagg as Self Michael Murray as Self Mick Wickerson as Self - Detective Chief Inspector, Nickell Murder Squad Freddie Foreman as Self Graham Hill as Self Gary Jones as Self - Journalist, The Mirror Jamie Pyatt as Self - District Editor, The Sun Jeff Edwards as Self - Former Chief Crime Correspondent, The Daily Mirror Philip Joseph as Self - Consultant Forensic Psychiatrist Ray Palmer as Self - Forensic Scientist Scott Macintyre as Self - Armourer Chris Gregg as Self - West Yorkshire Police Laurence Alison as Self - Author: 'Killer in the Shadows' David Dyson as Self - Ballistics Expert Ben Astley as Self - Ballistics Expert John Duttine as Colin Pitchfork Sarah Manners as Tracie Andrews Kaye Wragg as Jane Andrews as Self - Narrator Jonathan Kydd as Self - Narrator Juliet Morris as Self - Narrator Julie T. Wallace as Carole Pitchfork James Daffern as Lee Harvey Emily Jayne Bath as Danielle Cable Philip Rosch as Dennis Nilsen Tim Wallers as Thomas Cressman Noah Huntley as John Tanner Michael Atkinson as Reconstruction Denise Fergus as Self Simon Coleman as Colin Ireland Shintaro Taketani as Joji Obara Mark Duffy as Steve Wright Alexandros Cuscheri as Reconstruction Sam Greig as Michal Pech Katie Bradley as Hannah Foster Peter Hepworth as Neil Entwistle Tony Martin as Self Phyllis Alden as Self - Clinical Psychologist & Hypnotist Elliot Cowan as Bakery Worker Simon Marshom as Stephen Cameron Patrick Baladi as Dimitri Michael Redfern as DCS Chambers Thea Rowland as Rachel McLean as Reconstruction Holly Mai Leighton as Reconstruction Anthony Edridge as Peter Walker Emma Taylor as Lucie Blackman Ayesha Ahmed as Reconstruction Julien Evans as Trevor Foster Angus Brown as Trooper Bob Manning Alex Crowley as Richard Buckland Alan Thurston as Kenneth Noye Douglas Reith as Royal Courtier as DCI Peter Jay Erin Brodie as Reenactment Andy Moore as Reconstruction Sophia Del Pizzo as Carita Ridgway Tiffany Jones as Reconstruction Mandy Waller as Self - Family Liaison Officer, Merseyside Police Mark Powell as Reconstruction Steve Ryland as Christopher Dunn Lokesh Jain as Maninder Pal Singh Kohli Celia Robertson as Woman in Pub Bob Booth as Self - West Mercia Police Steve Hope Wynne as Butler Richard Crossingham as Carl Stotter Mark Gutteridge as Reenactment Robert Rutter as Reconstruction Sarah Alexandra Marks as Prostitute Angela Cook as Jane Steare as Prosecution Counsel Mark Thomas as Self - Journalist Stephanie Shields as Helen Wilkinson Alec Nicholls as PC Neil Bunney Eddie Barry as Self - West Mercia Police as DI Steve McCusker Deborah McLaren as Duchess of York Brett James as Reenactment Albert Kirby as Self - Senior Investigating Officer, Merseyside Police Ryan Spencer Wilson as Andrew Collier Katie Sheridan as Lynda Mann Wally Boreham as Self - Scotland Yard Christopher Hollis as John Peter Greenhough as Detective Butler Roberto Loiacono as Reenactment Philip Lawrence as Emanuel Spiteri Leonie Sooke as Elizabeth Sophie Millett as Lucy Alexandra Milman as Reenactment Tom Vaughan as Terry Webster Polly Hepburn as Self - Ex-Crime Reporter, Birmingham Post Amanda Harris as Deborah Vincenzo Nicoli as Reenactment Alex Tanner as Albert Patrick Phil Roberts as Self - Investigating Officer, Merseyside Police Philip Maskery as Self - Staffordshire Police Iain Pearson as Reenactment Mark Ross as Richard Higgs George Scott as Self - Investigating Officer, Merseyside Police Stuart McKenzie as Self - Nottinghamshire Police Julie-Ann Gillitt as Shop Assistant Andrew Whipp as Detective Sergeant Stephen Beech Stuart Fergus as Self Samuel Every as Samaritan Susan Myerscough as Customer Michael Morland as Self Len Rudd as Self - Whittle's Ex-Transport Manager Ralph Bulger as Self Harold Wright as Self - Staffordshire Police Michael James Bulger as Self Peter Shorto as Self as Self Carrie Herbert as Self - Founder, Red Balloon Learner Centre John Ramsey as Self Patsy Ramsey as Self Christa Ackroyd as Self - Ripper Case Reporter Bruce Reynolds as Self as Self - Richardson Gang Richard Shepherd as Self - Home Office Pathologist David Yallop as Self - Author, 'Deliver Us From Evil' Tracy Browne as Self - Ripper Victim Lou Smit as Self - Homicide Detective Peter French as Self - Speech and Audio Expert Albert Donoghue as Self - Kray Gang Gordon Goody as Self Frank Prater as Self - Richardson Associate Brian MacKenzie as Self - Police Advisor to the Home Secretary Johnny Bradbury as Self - Richardson Gang Bryan Saunders as Self - Somerset & Avon Police Rob Rohrer as Self - New Statesman 1979-1981 Ali Lenk as Self - Ex-Colleague of John Cannan Don Harris as Self Susan Neave as Self - WDC Ripper Squad Connie Whitehead as Self - Kray Gang Caroline Francis as Self - Suitor Dating Agency Keith Mount as Self - Northumbria Police Eddie Needham as Self - Ben's Grandfather Marianna Jagoda as Self - Eye Witness Stewart Ault as Self - New Investigating Team Gisli Gudjonsson as Self - Defence Psychologist Sheree White as Self Jimmy White as Self Simon Addey as Self - Original Investigating Sgt Dick Holland as Self - Det-Supt Ripper Squad Jack Windsor Lewis as Self - Voice Expert Tim Clayton as Self - DNA Expert Jim Dickie as Self - Leader, New Investigating Team Olive Curry as Self - Café, North Shields, Wearside, 1978 Jim Sturman as Self - Defence Barrister John Cummings as Self - Former Detective Superintendent Tony Reuter as Self - Richardson Associate Micky Bloom as Self - Kray Associate Patrick Lavelle as Self - News Editor Sunderland Echo Paul Miller as Self - Nickell Murder Squad Peter Johnstone as Self - Original Investigating Insp Alfred Micallef as Self Nick Constable as Self - Former Daily Star Reporter Graham Gooch as Self - Det-Supt Lancashire Police Mark Howell as Self - Suzy's Uncle James Moriarty as Self - Cannan's Solicitor Stephen Needham as Self - Ben's Uncle David Canter as Self - Professor of Criminal Psychology John Samuel Humble as Self Tommy Wisbey as Self John Stevens as Self - Metropolitan Police Commissioner Renee Wisbey as Self Mike Barley as Self - Original Investigating Sgt Carol Benwell as Self - Former Press Officer, Metropolitan Police Paul Lamplugh as Self - Suzy's Father Benny Coulston as Self - Torture Victim Diane Simpson as Self - Handwriting Analyst Diana Lamplugh as Self - Suzy's Mother Christine Needham as Self - Ben's Grandmother Keith Pedder as Self - Detective Inspector, Nickell Murder Squad Kerry Needham as Self - Ben's Mother Greg Walta as Self - Former Chief Public Defender, Colorado Billy Murray as Self as Self Angie Bowie as Self John Alford as John Bindon - Dramatic reconstructions Beverley Allitt as Self as Self - Girlfriend Ronnie Knight as Self - Former Club Owner Rod Chaytor as Self - Journalist, The Mirror James Whitaker as Self Alec Jeffreys as Self Richard Campbell as Self - Son-in-Law as Self David Crigman as Self - Prosecuting Counsel Leonard 'Nipper' Read as Self - Ex Detective Chief Superintedent Nick Biddiss as Self - Former Detective Superintendent Pat Crossan as Self - Det Supt, Surrey Police, 1990-1996 Nicola Megson as Self - Halifax Courier, 1988-1994 Kevin Hogg as Self Vicki Silcock as Self - Friend of Lee Harvey Irene Carter as Self - Tracie's Mother Noel Botham as Self - Royal Biographer Brian Hammond as Self - Former Club Owner Muriel Blatchford as Self - Susan's Mother Pearl Yates as Self - Friend of Tracie Andrews James Stannage as Self - DJ, Piccadilly Radio Ian Edmondson as Self - Reporter Stuart Kirby as Self - National Crime Faculty Adviser Robert Papper as Self Debbie Philpott as Self - Daughter of Murdered Man Monique Guerin as Self - Aunty Karen Spooner as Self - Jamie's Mother Ginger Chownes as Self - Friend Keith Maling as Self - Neighbour Rochelle Coates as Self - Rhonda's Sister Peter Wilson as Self - Cleveland Police Angela Usher as Self - Julie's Cousin Thomas Davies as Self - Former Det Supt, Thames Valley Police Joe Pyle as Self - Boxing Promoter Brian Russell as Self - West Mercia Police Christine Newnes as Self - Neighbour Ben Nolan as Self George Mold as Self - Police Inspector Charlie Ming as Self - Julie's Father Philip Doyle as Self Michelle Havey-Gill as Self - Lee 's Sister Neil Murphy as Self - Former Surveillance Officer Beryl Hanlon as Self - Gary's Mother Ann Ming as Self - Julie's Mother Declan Donnelly as Self - Met Police Major Investigation Pool, 1996-1999 Adrian Becks as Self - Chief Supt, Thames Valley Police Neil Bunney as Self Dee Hammond as Self - Former Club Owner Ian Johnston as Self - West Mercia Police Jim Dunlop as Self - Billy Dunlop's Father Nicola Moores as Self - Jamie's Sister Mark Harris as Self - Neighbour Graham Terry as Self - Friend of Lee Harvey Roy Dennis as Self - Friend Jon Saunders as Self - Lorry Driver Witness Mark Braithwaite as Self - Family Liaison Officer Shaun Fairweather as Self John Matthew as Self - Barrister Roger Sawyer as Self - Information and News Service, 1990-1994 Paul Daniel as Self - Former Evening Gazette Reporter Michaela Odwell as Self Janice Terry as Self - Friend of Lee Harvey Eileen Maling as Self - Neighbour Frank Cook as Self Maureen Harvey as Self - Lee's Mother Roy Rainford as Self - Former Det Chief Supt, Gtr Manchester Police Anthony Brightwell as Self - Former DCI, Flying Squad Jaine Wadsworth as Self Peter Jay as Self - Former Detective Chief Inspector Brian Masters as Self - Author: 'Killing for Company' Carl Stotter as Self Mike Cattran as Self - Plumber, Dyno-Rod Rufus Crompton as Self - Pathologist Bob Woffinden as Self - Investigative Journalist David Bowen as Self - Forensic Pathologist Gerry Gallagher as Self - Detective Sergeant (Retired) Douglas Bence as Self - Daily Mirror Reporter, 1976-1986 Breda Blackmore as Self - Alison's Mother Roger Huth as Self - Police Constable, 1971-1976 Steve McCusker as 1 episode, 2003 Eric Milne as Self - Fingerprint Expert Richard Ferguson as Self - Defence QC John Nutting as Self - Prosecution QC Chris Healey as Self - Former Detective Sergeant Ian Stephen as Self - Forensic Psychologist Robert Blackmore as Self - Alison's Brother Bobby Blackmore as Self - Alison's Father Ann-Marie Walsh as Self - Alison's Cousin John San Agustin as Self - Private Detective Alex Splendore as Jeremy Bamber Jane Wynn-Jones as Self - Witness Nigel Rumfitt as Self - Prosecution Counsel David Williams as Self - Private Detective Greg Laberge as Self - Denver Police Laboratory Imogen Vinden-North as Julie Mugford George Frew as Self - Western Daily Press Joceline Hamilton as Shelia Caffell Catherine Houlihan as Self - Former Reporter, Oxford Mail David Gatenby as Self - John Tanner's University Friend Mark Curry as Self - John Tanner's University Friend Jennifer Getty as Self - Former Private investigator John Kenady as Self Julia Edgeley as June Bamber Leonard Alsford as Nevill Bamber Laurie Fray as Self - Thames Valley Police Ollie Gray as Self - Private Detective Adam Gregory as Self - Behavioural Advisor, National Crime & Operations Faculty Colin Murray as Self - Retired Detective Superintendent, Kent Police Nicholas Price as Self - Hilders' Barrister Cheryl Ashenden as Self - Christine's Daughter Kathy Sherwood as Self Adrian Blair as Self Ruth Woodhouse as Self - Stephen's Girlfriend Paul Hollow as Self - Skydive Instructor Mary Hilder as Self - Stephen's Mother Jason Saunders as Self - Stephen's Friend John Hitchin as Self - British parachute Association Philip Ball as Self - Det Superintendent, West Midlands Police Peter Grant as Self - Forensic Scientist Paul Hilder as Self - Stephen's Father John O'Connor as Self - Detective Sergeant, Kent Police Colin Andrews as Self - Humberside Police Christine Imiela as 1 episode, 2006 Maureen Boyle as Self - Anti-Terrorist Branch, SO13 Mike Keogh as Self - Merseyside Police Paul Maskell as Self - Manager, Iceland Foodstore Danae Brook as Self - Journalist, Mail on Sunday Georges-Henri Beauthier as Self - Laetitia Delhez's Lawyer Jeewan Rawal as Self - Oldchurch Hospital Ron Frankel as Self - Retired Honorary British Consul Brittany Claude Thirault as Self David Hoskins as Self Darryl Springer as Self - Electrician Geoffrey Lakeman as Self - Daily Mirror Reporter Judith Cunnison as Self - Forensic Scientist Elaine Boyes as Self - Ron Platt's Ex-Girlfriend Ken Murphy as Self - Paramedic Pauline Rushton as Self - National Museums Liverpool Tim Finan as Self - Journalist France Sylvia Flatt as Self Bill Lawson as Self - Sgt. Cumbria Police, 1956-1984 Paul Marchal as Self - An's Father Diana Penfold as Self - Daughter & Sister Gerry Gable as Self - Searchlight Angel Vazquez as Self - Miami Beach Police Department Paul Chapman as Self - Detective Inspector Hamish Turner as Self - Coroner Gyan Fernando as Self - Pathologist Michel Demoulin as Self - Head of Investigation, BSR David Mason as Self - Amateur Diver Renaud Van Ruymbeke as Self - Investigating Judge Dawn Bateman as Self - Daughter & Sister Ivor Price as Self - Brother Tommy Ontko as Self - US Customs & Border Protection Officer Robert Forrest as Self - Toxicologist Pete Boyle as Self - Neighbour Ian Clenehan as Self - Devon & Cornwall Police Pete Basnett as Self - Met Police Flying Squad Tricia Jordan as Self - David Stocker's Karate Teacher Brian Christian as Self - Head Liverpool College Jeremy Coid as Self - Psychiatrist Alistair Webster as Self - Prosecution QC Jim Kinnear as Self - Detective Sergeant Keith Churchman as Self - Det. Chief Insp. Cumbria Police Maureen Price as Self - Sister-in-Law Doug Marshall as Self - Det. Sgt. Cumbria Police John Bennett as Self - Detective Superintendent, Gloucestershire Police Xavier Magnée as Self - Marc Dutroux's Lawyer Peter Clarke as Self - Procecution Barrister Tommy Douglas as Self Gary Shilling as 1 episode, 2007 Joy Smith as Self - Petrina Stocker's Mother Ian Sturgess as Self - Detective Superintendent Muquim Ahmed as Self Morris Cooch as Self - Taxi Driver Paul Hibbert as Self Joan Young as Self - Eye Witness Mike Light as Self - Brother of John Light Peter Redman as Self - Essex Police Jane Collins as Self - Chief Executive, Great Ormond Street NHS Trust Gary Reid as Self John Walsh as Self - Amateur Diver Carine Hutsebaut as Self - Criminal Profiler Edmund Tapp as Self - Home Office Pathologist Ken Penfold as Self - Son-in-Law & Brother-in-Law Jean-Michel Masson as Self - Prosecution Psychiatrist Nigel Eastman as Self - Defence Psychiatrist Gordon Morris as Self - Neighbour Rena Salmon as Self - Speaking by Telephone Ralph King as Self - Royal Canadian Mounted Police Rob Jones as Self - Prosecuting Lawyer Lindsey Rees as Self - Lorna Stewart's Accountant Harvey Marcovitch as Self - Paediatrician Nigel Lithman as Self - Petrina Stocker's Defence Rodger Ide as Self - Forensic Consultant Paul Lewis as Self - Defence, David Phillips Solicitors John Bromiley as Self Sharon Hinz as Self - Criminalist Miami Dade Police Department Judith Di Marte as Self Geoff Huddleston as Self - Det. Insp. Cumbria Police Patrick Elghozi as Self - Defence Lawyer Douglas de Coninck as Self - Journalist Anne Walker as Self - Friend James Townsend as Self - Counsel for the Prosecution Martyn Sime as Self - Defence Science and Technology Lab Carole Poole as Self Nick Scola as Self - Serious Crime Command Shaleen Hudda as Nisha Patel Nasri Huw Shakeshaft as Self - Tokyo Businessman Richard Badcock as Self - Forensic Psychiatrist Albert Patrick as Self - Retired Detective Chief Superintendent David Holmes as Self - Criminal Psychologist Martyn Underhill as Self - Sussex Police David Stagg as Self - Head of Scenes of Crime Peter York as Self - Social Commentator Stewart Gull as Self - Detective Chief Superintendent Graeme Kalbraier as Self - Local Businessman Glenn Wilson as Self - Psychiatrist Josh Warwick as Self - Ipswich Evening Star Naima M'Barek as Self - Jamila's Sister Pierre-Yves Gerbeau as Self - CEO, The Millennium Experience Adam Manley as Self - Serious Crime Command, Metropolitan Police Arthur Adams as Self - Local Shopkeeper Jill Maddison as Self - Family Justice Centre Paul Williams as Self - Sussex Police Jane Lemon as Self - West Yorkshire Police Tricia Bernal as Self - Clare's Mother John Bettles as Self - Michelle's Father Matthew Neil as Self - Brother Kristin Kvigne as Self - Assistant Director, Interpol Sean Allen as Self - Undercover Flying Squad Officer Katen Patel as Self - Nisha's Brother Sarah Kirwan as Self - Serious Crime Command Paisal Luesomboun as Self - Tourist Police Cedric Robinson as Self - Queen's Guide to Morecambe Sands Laura Anderson as Self - Lesley's Sister Sid Shenoy as Self - Family Liaison Officer, Metropolitan Police Max McLean as Self - West Yorkshire Police Prapat Dawan as Self - Father Hamish Brown as Self - Former Head of Stalking, Scotland Yard Peter Wilson as Self - Lynsey's Father Robin Ferner as Self - Clinical Pharmacologist Brandon Malinsky as Self - Night News Editor Vishanu Prasatthongosoth as Self - Royal Thai Police Gareth Barlow as Self - Former Detective Nick Castree as Self - Ronald Castree's Son Jon Shatford as Self - Flying Squad Dawn Teale as Self - Translator Andy Henwood as Self - Detective Superintendent Martin Hepworth as Self - West Yorkshire Police Duncan Birrell as Self - Prosecuting Lawyer Steve Cross as Self - H.M. Coastguard, Liverpool Howard Miller as Self John Yarnell as Self - Merseyside Police April Garrett as Self - Lesley's Mother Andrea Deeley as Detective Sergeant Sarah Kirwan Ray Chapman as Self - Forensic Science Service John Swinfield as Self - Flying Squad Xu Bing as Self - Orphan Gwen Wark as Self - Royal Surrey County Hospital Neil Roper as Self - West Yorkshire Police Deborah Bray as Self Sara Payne as Self Samantha Goddard as Self - Lucie's Friend John Latham as Self - Tricia Bernal's Solicitor Tim Thorn as Self - Fmr Head of Security, The De Beers Group Richard Lloyd Parry as Self - The Times, Asia Editor Diane Cole as Self - Wright's Ex-Wife David Rouse as Self - Pathologist Steve Bird as Self - Journalist Steve Griss as Self - Inspector CCTV Unit Andy Hudson as Self - Journalist Dipaley Patel as Self - Cousin Stuart Hall as Self - Ethel Hall's Son Roger Steare as Self - Jane's Husband Steve Panter as Self - Former Reporter, Manchester Evening News Jane Steare as Self - Lucie's Mother Mark Gore as Self - Metropolitan Police Stuart Kuttner as Self - Managing Editor, News of the World Conrad Wright as Self - Steve Wright's Father Catherine Gurtler as Self Yu Li Hong as Self - Guo's Widow Peter Allen as Self - Journalist Hugo Mascie-Taylor as Self - Trust Medical Director Dai Davies as Self - Former Scotland Yard Detective Sylvia Sellers as Self - Eric Garside's Daughter Geoff Sloan as Self - Merseyside Police Ohm as Self Campbell Malone as Self - Stefan Kiszko's Solicitor Veronica Hepworth as Self - West Yorkshire Police Trevor Owen as Self - Cockler Janet Young as Self - Ex-Wife Jon Simpson as Self - Gemma's Boyfriend Julie Anderson as Self - Lesley's Sister Paula Houghton as Self - Lynsey's Sister Frances Ashley-Cooper as Self - Sister Paul Webb as Self - Serious Crime Command Garry Shewan as Self - Association of Chief Police Officers Martin Finnegan as Self - Retired Detective Inspector Hannah Jo Besley as Self - Community Safety Officer Stefan Kiszko as Self - speaking in 1992 Amy Bowler as Self - Teacher Linda Wilson as Self - Lynsey's Mother Mick Gradwell as Self - Lancashire Police Barry Futch as Self - Lee County Sheriff's Office Mick Moran as Self - Investigative Officer, Interpol Eilisha Broadhurst as Self Harry Roberts as Self - R.N.L.I. Morecambe Adam Ward as Self - Clare's Friend Lucius Cary 15th Viscount Falkland as Self Sarah as Self - Ex-Prostitute Terry Webster as Self - Retired Detective Sergeant Sungvorn Tavanet as Self - Tourist Police Brian Frier as Self - Insulin Expert Richard Higgs as Self - Ex-Colleague Beverley Castree as Self - Ronald Castree's Ex-Wife Bijal Tailor as Self - Family Friend Tim Blackman as Self - Lucie's Father Alain Brunache as Self - Head of Criminal Investigation Squad Saway Ruangang as Self - Tourist Police Andrew Towers as Self - Morecambe Bay Resident Cathy Turner as Self - Forensic Science Service Franck de Vita as Self - Jamila's Lawyer Jamie Gascoigne as Self David James as Self - Forensic Psychiatrist Nadia Orch as Self Peter Kennett as Self - Sussex Police Stephen Fidler as Self - Pech's Solicitor Colin Richardson as Self - Former Gay Times Deputy Editor Fred Anderson as Self - Lesley's Father Apichart Suriboonya as Self - Interpol Bangkok Ken Livingstone as Self - London Mayor 2000-2008 Christopher Cordess as Self - Forensic Psychiatrist Max Clifford as Self Paul Davies as Self - ITV News Reporter Paul Britton as Self - Forensic Psychologist David Moyes as Self - Manager Everton FC Jack Levin as Self - Forensic Psychiatrist Elliot Weinstein as Self - Defence Attorney Angela Levin as Self - Journalist Lior Koskas as Self - DigiLog UK Conrad Ellam as Self - Samantha's Partner Kim Ghali as Self - Police Constable Martin Wright as Self - Senior Investigating Officer Melanie Jones as Self Tony Bone as Self - Farmwatch Organiser André Hanscombe as Self - Rachel's Partner Steve Geoghegan as Self - Football Coach Roy Green as Self - LGC Forensics Jo Knight as Self Malcolm Starr as Self - Tony's Friend Eunice Olwa as Self Karl as Self - West Midlands Police Specialist Firearms Unit Priscilla Matarazzo as Self - Rachel's Mother Stephanie Page as Self - Defence Attorney Bill Peak as Self - Former Classmate of Robert Napper Des Griffin as Self - Station Supervisor, 2005 Neil Cutting as Self - Detective Constable Phil Swanton as Self - Dorset Police Phil James as Self - Dorset Police (Ret'd) Ishpreet Singh Kohli as Self - Kohli's Brother Joe Dwinell as Self - Reporter, Boston Herald Stephen Jones as Self Michael Woolkind as Self - QC Micky Banks as Self - Former Detective, Samantha Bisset Investigation Rajeev Mishra as Self - Superintendent, West Bengal Police Alan Swanton as Self - Dorset Police (Ret'd) Tony as Self - Metropolitan Police Specialist Firearms Command (CO19) Mike Hadwin as Self - Hannah's Teacher Yvonne Entwistle as Self - Mother of Neil Andy Hayman as Self - Metropolitan Police Asst. Commissioner 2004-2007 James Saunders as Self - Appeal Solicitor Swafi Maheshwari as Self - Senior Correspondent, NDTV Jason Lepcha as Self - Friend of Kohli Suzy Dixon as Self - Friend of Rachel Warren Melia as Self - Army Bomb Disposal Squad Stephen Mardon as Self - Detective Sergeant Andy Clowser as Self - Dorset Police John Purnell as Self - Former Security Director, Tesco Deborah Walsh as Self - Crown Prosecution Service Deputy Head, Counter Terrorism Anthony Scrivener as Self - QC Jagjit Singh Kohli as Self - Kohli's Father Abisha Moyo as Self Joe Flaherty as Self - Friend of Rachel's Family John McDowall as Self - UK Counter Terrorism National Senior Co-ordinator Declan as Self - West Midlands Police Specialist Firearms Unit Roshan Gurung as Self - Friend of Kohli Robert Falcione as Self - Editor, The Hopkinton News Neal Butterworth as Self - Editor, Bournemouth Daily Echo Gary Platt as Self - Detective Constable Helen Morris as Self - Crown Prosecution Service Barry Porter as Self - Former Detective, Green Chain Investigation Paul Fuller as Self - Scotland Yard Dave Kelly as Self - Merseyside Police Graham Johnson as Self - Author: 'Druglord' Neil Trainor as Self - Geographic Profiler Carlton Leach as Self - Former Gangster David Swindle as Self - Detective Superintendent, Strathclyde Police David Wilson as Self - Professor of Criminology Keicha Greenidge as Self - Tyrone's Sister Cathy Wilson as Self - Third Wife Rod Carter as Self - Greater Manchester Police Helen Newlove as Self Howard Sounes as Self - Author: 'Heist' Leon Brittan as Self - Home Secretary, 1983-1985 Ian Waterfield as Self - Head of Serious Crime Unit, Notts Police Mick Ross as Self - West Midlands Police Tom Sherrington as Self - Zoe's Ex-Boyfriend Dave Reid as Self - Head of Investigation, Specialist Crime Directorate Tony Weatherley as Self - Greater Manchester Police Jon Clements as Self - Crime Reporter, The Mirror Alun Thomas as Self Peter Fahy as Self - Chief Constable Janet Hudson as Self - Greater Manchester Police Caroline Bates as Self Joe Jackson as Self - Detective Superintendent (retired), Strathclyde Police Howard Malone as Self Zoe Newlove as Self Paul Beshinivsky as Self Johannah Cutts as Self - Prosecuting QC Helen-Claire O'Connor as Self - CCTV Police Liaison Officer Dave O'Donnell as Self - Cage Fighting Promoter Victor Bates as Self - Husband Geoff Elvey as Self - Detective Inspector John Murray as Self - Friend and Colleague Paula Shaw as Self - Dated Worboys Danielle Newlove as Self Anthony Busuttil as Self - Professor of Pathology Deborah Glass as Self - Police Complaints Commission Michael Laughton-Zimmerman as Self Peter Davies as Self - Assistant Chief Constable, Lincs Police Nigel Ely as Self - Former SAS Officer Steve Green as Self - Chief Constable, Notts Police, 2000-2008 Andy Nicoll as Self - Kent Police Teresa Millburn as Self Mick Judge as Self - Kent Police David Martin as Self - Neighbour Oliver Miles as Self - British Ambassador to Libya, 1984 Tim Wills as Self - Detective Superintendent, Essex Police Nicola Smith as Self Paul McKeever as Self - Chair, Police Federation Denis Curran as Self - Loaves and Fishes Charity Christopher Hope as Self - The Daily Telegraph Debbie Murphy as Self - Neighbour Steve Eckersley as Self - Greater Manchester Police Chris Stubbs as Self - Family Liaison Officer George Marshall as Self - West Yorkshire Police Sarah Craigie as Self Colin Dixon as Self Dave Hanson as Self - Ex Stripping Colleague Vivian Chin as Self - Ucal's Mother Daniel Kawczynski as Self - Author: 'Seeking Gaddafi' & Chair, Parliamentary Group on Libya Keith Gladdis as Self - News of the World Peter Coles as Self - Former Bestwood Bobby Derek Lockie as Self - Chief Inspector Keith Anderson as Self - Detective Chief Inspector (retired), Lothian and Borders Police Amy Newlove as Self Racquel Chin as Self - Ucal's Sister Wayne Hardy as Self - Reformed Criminal Carol Weston as Self - Senior Forensic Scientist, Scottish Police Services Authority Rebecca Macaulay as Self - Chief Prosecution Lawyer Guma El Gamaty as Self Tony Connell as Self - CPS Lawyer Linda Kells as Self - Eyewitness Steve Warrilow as Self - Arresting Officer Carl Fellstrom as Self - Crime Writer Jan Reynolds as Self - Dated Worboys Cheryl McLachlan as Self Andy Brennan as Self - West Yorkshire Police Tom Brimley as Self - Forensic Scientist Mohamed Maklouf as Self Julian Sher as Self - Author Sue Black as Self - Forensic Anthropologist Steve Wilkins as Self - Senior Investigating Officer Caroline Wilkinson as Self - Forensic Anthropologist Jim Napier as Self - Northumbria Police Angela Gallop as Self - Former Director of LGC Forensics Carl Wilkinson as Self - Friend of Samantha and Christopher Rosa Silverman as Self - Journalist, Press Association Isabelle Wilson as Self - Local Resident Ken Crossley as Self - Northumbria Police Ken Lawrence as Self - Warwickshire Police Don Evans as Self - Former Chief Superintendent John as Self - Eye Witness Kelly Stobbart as Self - Sister of Samantha Stobbart Julia McKechnie as Self - Senior Investigating Officer Lucina Hackman as Self - Forensic Anthropologist Becky Njie as Self - Sister of Christopher Brown Keith Dixon as Self - Brother of Peter Dixon Michael Hanlon as Self - Senior Investigating Officer Glyn Johnson as Self - Case Preperation Officer Angus Moat as Self - Brother of Raoul Moat Roger Kingsley as Self - Farmer Andrew Skae as Self - Ballistics Expert Martin Lowe as Self - Journalist Adrian West as Self - Forensic Criminal Psychologist Donna Thomas as Self - Family Liaison Officer Tony Laidler as Self - Friend of Raoul Moat Sue Burns as Self - Officer in the Case Paul Hinton as Self - Warwickshire Police Louise Harries as Self - Interviewing Officer Bill Holland as Self - Warwickshire Police Steve Ashman as Self - Northumbria Police Michael Harris as 1 episode, 2011 Maria Hutton as Self - Mother Sally Brown as Self - Mother of Christopher Brown Robin Perrie as Self - North East Reporter, The Sun Chris Wilson as John Worboys Samantha Montgomery as Vickie Silcock Andy Leonard as Rachel's Friend Narvel Annable as Judge Danny Pardo as Francisco Arce Montes Martin Alexander Colton as Brian Blackwell Forbes KB as Lee Wenham Janet James as Clare Bernal Phil Wright as Betson Jayson Whiteley as Police Officer Lucas Antoine Starrets as Emmanuel Kerry-Jane Hardman as Janie Billington Eirik Bar as Police Constable Robert Stone as Colin Gunn Aatif Nawaz as Jamal
Released	06 Jun 2001
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