Red Man

Red Man

11   12 June 2021

11 12 June 2021

3   4 June 2021

3 4 June 2021

20   23 May 2021

20 23 May 2021

16   18 May 2021

16 18 May 2021

14   16 May

14 16 May

12   14 May 2021

12 14 May 2021

11   12 May 2021

11 12 May 2021

3   9 May 2021

3 9 May 2021

9   10 May 2021

9 10 May 2021

2019 03 25 road surface

2019 03 25 road surface

1992 09 Lockleaze rape

1992 09 Lockleaze rape

1994 12 25 Warbutton

1994 12 25 Warbutton

Police wraxall gun

Police wraxall gun

Karate for everyone

Karate for everyone

1998 01 08 Child Safe Launch

1998 01 08 Child Safe Launch

1997 Burgess Appeal

1997 Burgess Appeal

Woodside

Woodside

Op delivery

Op delivery

Liverpool v city

Liverpool v city

Liverpool v city BBC

Liverpool v city BBC

Bristol City v Liverpool

Bristol City v Liverpool

Bristol City v Everton

Bristol City v Everton

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  • @samsmyth8732
    @samsmyth87323 күн бұрын

    Interesting how he chose Leamington Spa.. How did he even end up there?

  • @MalonsMilk
    @MalonsMilk18 күн бұрын

    John canan spews absolute bollocks for hours during interview Police: thanks for that John.

  • @user-ze5uh2bx8l
    @user-ze5uh2bx8l19 күн бұрын

    ARE YOU READY FOR THIS, I worked with John Cannan at the Castle Pub on Putney Bridge Road in 1977. He was living in the pub and I lived up the road on Putney Bridge Road. After a Sunday shift he came back to my place and we hung out, within a few weeks he asked me if he could put a few things in my place as his room was very small and I said yes. About 7 days later he wanted me to hire a car and go for a quick trip to Birmingham as he had to do something that was very important and urgent. His family lived in Birmingham and his wife he married a year later. I actually sat in the car for about 10-15 minutes while he went into a pub to do something, bit suspicious I know, but at 22???? He told me he did not have a license so could not hire one himself, I was about to turn 22 and had my license. I remember this day very clearly because on the drive up we heard on the radio that Elvis Presley had died, it was August 16th, 1977. Long story short, we went up and back same day and the next morning the car was gone and so was he. I waited all day as the car had to be returned and he never came back. I had to call the police and rental place. The police came and took his things he left at my place, and I remember the Lady Officer saying "he does not usually leave anything behind", the police new of him and he was on their radar. The officer was very nice and I believe felt sorry for me as another victim. I had to actually go to court and explain what happened, I was not charged. I never knew what happened to him, only years later because of internet I discovered what he had done before me and after, murders and rapes. Our short relationship was platonic. He knew the area and Fulham was just over Putney Bridge where Suzy Lamplugh went missing. Honestly when I read and discovered this chills went down my spine. I am now 68 years old but remember him as clearly as back in 1977. He was attractive, he was only about 23 years old when I meet him and kept his hair quite short. CHILLING!! His voice is really put on when speaking, he was posh but not to that extreme and he did dress nicely. Appears to be a true psychopath, reminds me of Bundy. I wonder if in 1981 when Cannan is sentenced the commentator says he got 5 years, and extra years for a few things one being the taking of a car. WAS THAT THE ONE I RENTED??🤔

  • @user-ze5uh2bx8l
    @user-ze5uh2bx8l19 күн бұрын

    ARE YOU READY FOR THIS, I worked with John Cannan at the Castle Pub on Putney Bridge Road in 1977. He was living in the pub and I lived up the road on Putney Bridge Road. After a Sunday shift he came back to my place and we hung out, within a few weeks he asked me if he could put a few things in my place as his room was very small and I said yes. About 7 days later he wanted me to hire a car and go for a quick trip to Birmingham as he had to do something that was very important and urgent. His family lived in Birmingham and his wife he married a year later. I actually sat in the car for about 10-15 minutes while he went into a pub to do something, bit suspicious I know, but at 22???? He told me he did not have a license so could not hire one himself, I was about to turn 22 and had my license. I remember this day very clearly because on the drive up we heard on the radio that Elvis Presley had died, it was August 16th, 1977. Long story short, we went up and back same day and the next morning the car was gone and so was he. I waited all day as the car had to be returned and he never came back. I had to call the police and rental place. The police came and took his things he left at my place, and I remember the Lady Officer saying "he does not usually leave anything behind", the police new of him and he was on their radar. The officer was very nice and I believe felt sorry for me as another victim. I had to actually go to court and explain what happened, I was not charged. I never knew what happened to him, only years later because of internet I discovered what he had done before me and after, murders and rapes. Our short relationship was platonic. He knew the area and Fulham was just over Putney Bridge where Suzy Lamplugh went missing. Honestly when I read and discovered this chills went down my spine. I am now 68 years old but remember him as clearly as back in 1977. He was attractive, he was only about 23 years old when I meet him and kept his hair quite short. CHILLING!! His voice is really put on when speaking, he was posh but not to that extreme and he did dress nicely. Appears to be a true psychopath, reminds me of Bundy.

  • @redman7033
    @redman703319 күн бұрын

    Thank you for sharing your experience. I think you may have had a close shave.

  • @user-ze5uh2bx8l
    @user-ze5uh2bx8l19 күн бұрын

    ARE YOU READY FOR THIS, I worked with John Cannan at the Castle Pub on Putney Bridge Road in 1977. He was living in the pub and I lived up the road on Putney Bridge Road. After a Sunday shift he came back to my place and we hung out, within a few weeks he asked me if he could put a few things in my place as his room was very small and I said yes. About 7 days later he wanted me to hire a car and go for a quick trip to Birmingham as he had to do something that was very important and urgent. His family lived in Birmingham and his wife he married a year later. He told me he did not have a license so could not hire one himself, I was about to turn 22 and had my license. I remember this day very clearly because on the drive up we heard on the radio that Elvis Presley had died, it was August 16th, 1977. Long story short, we went up and back same day and the next morning the car was gone and so was he. I waited all day as the car had to be returned and he never came back. I had to call the police and rental place. The police came and took his things he left at my place, and I remember the Lady Officer saying "he does not usually leave anything behind", the police new of him and he was on their radar. The officer was very nice and I believe felt sorry for me as another victim. I had to actually go to court and explain what happened, I was not charged. I never knew what happened to him, only years later because of internet I discovered what he ended up doing 9 years later, murders and rapes. Our short relationship was platonic. He knew the area and Fulham was just over Putney Bridge where Susy Lamplugh went missing. Honestly when I read and discovered this chills went down my spine. I am now 68 years old but remember him as clearly as back in 1977. He was attractive, he was only about 23 years old when I meet him and kept his hair quite short. CHILLING!!

  • @redman7033
    @redman703319 күн бұрын

    Thank you for sharing your experience Heather. I suspect there are many others with similar stories to tell. Sounds like it was a close shave. Thanks again.

  • @jamestaylor5341
    @jamestaylor53416 күн бұрын

    How did he come off to you? Anything weird about him? This is something for you to tell the grandkids (when there old enough)

  • @th8257
    @th8257Ай бұрын

    What's not reported here is the spectacular errors the police made with the Suzy Lamplugh case. They failed to properly investigate Cannan at the time, failed to investigate his alibi, failed to properly speak to his exes (one of whom turned out to be an important witness to incriminating things he'd said). Det Supt Hackett ordered his officers to try and eliminate Cannan from Suzy's case and believed that stories in the press linking Cannan to Suzy's murder had been planted by Suzy's family. Hackett had fallen out with Suzy's mother.

  • @pattymelt-go3fv
    @pattymelt-go3fvАй бұрын

    Best thing to do, in my opinion, is educate children as early as possible about their rights and what is right and wrong behavior re: the adults they come in contact with. Kids MUST be aware of grooming and the subtleties of that practice. We are all our own first line of defense. Just as simple as a policeman visiting my first grade class and speaking to us in simple language. This is what saved me when I was approached by a pedofile years later.

  • @pattymelt-go3fv
    @pattymelt-go3fvАй бұрын

    Good video thanks.

  • @pattymelt-go3fv
    @pattymelt-go3fvАй бұрын

    Wow.....thanks for this Red Man. I had no idea Alexandra House featured so prominently in the annals of Bristol crime.

  • @paulcherrytrains3339
    @paulcherrytrains3339Ай бұрын

    I agree With you. I believe there are certain features we should expect at certain price points. Accurascale and Dapol offer excellent value. Reasonably easy servicing and a quality mechanism are important to me. I will sometimes pay a premium for something that is hard to find. I have just done this and can't wait for it to arrive. Cheers Paul.

  • @ajdar5582
    @ajdar55822 ай бұрын

    May Suzy Lamplugh Rest in Peace.

  • @scottfoster3445
    @scottfoster34452 ай бұрын

    Prince charles ??????????

  • @swaldron5558
    @swaldron55582 ай бұрын

    Sadly every walls are covered by graffitied by leftists vandalism.

  • @craigsutherland4726
    @craigsutherland47262 ай бұрын

    Still not been charged with the murder of Suzie Lamplaugh yet the bastard

  • @nevadatan7323
    @nevadatan73233 ай бұрын

    It really was a different time back then - she called the Forest warden before the police. 😳

  • @michaelc3051
    @michaelc30513 ай бұрын

    Being a true crime fan, I read a book on Cannan a few years back. He’s an absolute fiend who is a constant danger to women; he will never be released.

  • @insertnamehere5146
    @insertnamehere51463 ай бұрын

    to think Suzy would be 62 now if she was still alive

  • @ninabradshaw2267
    @ninabradshaw22673 ай бұрын

    The woman who saw him beating and dragging the lady, and hearing the lady plead for her life and simply drove away! She should be prosecuted for aiding and abetting a criminal. She's got some blame in this murder by simply not caring enough to call the police. I hope karma paid her back for her selfish inaction.

  • @mcfcguvnors
    @mcfcguvnors3 ай бұрын

    Not exactly guilt ridden either :/ vital sighting too

  • @naughtydevil3285
    @naughtydevil32853 ай бұрын

    John Cannan is deffo Mr Kipper……Sadly he’s a pathological Liar and will take his secret to the grave about what happened to Suzi Lamplugh.

  • @sophiejameson4064
    @sophiejameson40644 ай бұрын

    I always felt so sorry for her husband. Married only six weeks, poor bloke.

  • @marilynleveque2497
    @marilynleveque24974 ай бұрын

    John Cannan pled guilty to her death of Banks. He is in prison for life and likely guilty for Suzy Lamplugh, but denies killing Suzy.

  • @Mutts12268
    @Mutts122684 ай бұрын

    Very interesting and a crying shame to see what Bristol has become with all this woke and diversity crap going on

  • @kevphillips02
    @kevphillips024 ай бұрын

    So sad for the parents . I assume they have now passed away . ?

  • @Charlie-bh3yk
    @Charlie-bh3yk4 ай бұрын

    Yes, Diana Lamplugh died after a battle with Dementia in 2011 and Paul Lamplugh died in 2018. It’s terrible that they never learned what happened to their daughter!

  • @kevphillips02
    @kevphillips024 ай бұрын

    She was gorgeous

  • @frankielov
    @frankielov4 ай бұрын

    Fascinating documentary on the subject. Europa The Last Battle. It’s a must watch.

  • @kevphillips02
    @kevphillips024 ай бұрын

    I winder who she was buying the tackle for ?

  • @kamalahmed8960
    @kamalahmed89604 ай бұрын

    I Watched a lot of documentaries and reports about Suzy Case and in my humble opinion I don't believe she's dead instead chose to leaves The past and her life with some one she's deeply in loved with The possibility of leaving England...

  • @mcfcguvnors
    @mcfcguvnors3 ай бұрын

    Missing 411 case , Police & TV ALWAYS have a sinister side to a story they cannot solve recomend you go watch the documentary Missing 411 David Paulidies - he also has a YT channel Can am missing project . We NEED ONE IN THE UK !

  • @stevekells7283
    @stevekells72835 ай бұрын

    The people who done it, are most likely long gone,deceased

  • @itsjudystube
    @itsjudystube5 ай бұрын

    Lovely film

  • @stargazing3956
    @stargazing39566 ай бұрын

    He was hot

  • @JP_TaVeryMuch
    @JP_TaVeryMuch6 ай бұрын

    So the good burghers of Bristol have always been loopy. Might have known!

  • @harviegemmell8697
    @harviegemmell86976 ай бұрын

    Absolutely Tragic Case

  • @johnclegg4993
    @johnclegg49936 ай бұрын

    Mr Kipper name was Dan, what is that an anagram of . . . Kidnapper.

  • @user-tb7qz7id6t
    @user-tb7qz7id6t6 ай бұрын

    the man seen in fulham in a flash suit, champagne, bmw is cannan he appears just like he did in that dating video, and he did have access to a bmw.

  • @henkdegroot5872
    @henkdegroot58727 ай бұрын

    In September 2023 Cannan faced a Parole Board interview considering early release from custody. The Board can release him when he is no longer a danger to the female population. On 9 October 2023 his request for early release was rejected by the Parole Board. Cannon was convicted before from 1981 to 1986 for sex offences. He is accused of being the so-called "House-for-Sale rapist". A series of 20 rapes in the West-Midlands in the 1970's until 1980. The perpetrator of these crimes is never been found, but police still believes he is involved. Several women in these houses have been sexually attacked. In July 1986 Suzy Lamplugh, an estate agent, disappeared. She was seen by several witnesses at the same time in the company of Cannan. He was holding a bottle of champagne in his hand. A former girlfriend, Daphne Sargent said she believed Cannan was in a relationship with Lamplugh or was responsible for her disappearance and probable death, by saying: "It has all the hallmarks: right down to the champagne". He is also suspected of the murder of Sandra Court near Bournemouth in 1986, shortly after his release from prison and shortly before the disappearance of Suzy Lamplugh. In a car used by Cannan police discovered two hairs. Through DNA police discovered they belonged to Court.....This case was never completely solved. In April 1987 Cannan attacked Julia Holman, a Bristol businesswoman. She fought him off, but later recognised him in a line-up on a police-station. The next day Shirley Banks (28) was abducted and murdered. Cannan was convicted of this crime to three counts of life imprisonment with a minimum term of 35 years.....

  • @user-dk2rm7zm7v
    @user-dk2rm7zm7v7 ай бұрын

    I was born in Bristol in 1932. I lived through everything that was shown on this film. My father was one of the BAC workers who was killed in the big Wednesday raid. I was sitting in a shelter at school in Horfield at this time. We then moved down to Camborne Rd, further down Filton Ave, to live with my Grand parents. Here we felt the force of the big Gun on Purdown which was known as Purdown Percy!. After the war we moved to Lockleaze. When my Dad was killed I was 8, my Brother was 2 and my Sister was yet to be born 6 months later!

  • @pattymelt-go3fv
    @pattymelt-go3fvАй бұрын

    Thank you so much for your comment! Peace unto you my friend. I'm so sorry your father was killed. I hope your family was able to find peace after this terrible tragedy. I hope humans will be able to FINALLY leave the practice of war behind. Some say "hope" is for children. I don't know? I will continue to hope humans STOP killing each other, especially in war. Sending all the best to from America young man. Cheers! God bless you and thank you again for leaving your comment.

  • @illumencouk
    @illumencouk8 ай бұрын

    We hear at the beginning of the film how a particular firm were given £300 in the mid-1950's to document 'on camera' the changing Bristol landscapes before, during and after, construction. This is a decade after the end of WW2 and as archives of this period show, colour film came into it's own during the war. The bombing of Pearl Harbour is just one example and captured in colour. So why use a technology that became 'old hat' over a decade earlier, to document and produce films which promote The New Britain? It makes no sense to find camera technology moving up and down a linear timeline - do we ever bring the horse and carriage out of retirement in protest to rising fuel prices? Not many of you reading this would consider buying a black and white TV, over colour. You just wouldn't and that's why this is just as unlikely.

  • @tracypanavia4634
    @tracypanavia46348 ай бұрын

    I was born in '74 and I remember Fairfax Street being redeveloped again when I was a youngster

  • @mountainmantararua8824
    @mountainmantararua88248 ай бұрын

    How beautiful to watch. Before diversity.

  • @BossySwan
    @BossySwan8 ай бұрын

    Monsieur Kippeur

  • @geraldstiling3735
    @geraldstiling37358 ай бұрын

    36:24 how great to see the queen greeted at temple meads station with 😘 kiss, handshake and courtesy from another young woman.👧🏻 Every body was young once🤭

  • @Masud_S_Hoghughi
    @Masud_S_Hoghughi9 ай бұрын

    Cannan is very attractive 2 women and u can c y....

  • @cynthiatolman326
    @cynthiatolman32610 ай бұрын

    Dashing good looks? I don't think so. I saw part of his datinginterview without knowing who he was and I thought he was arrogant and full of it. I don't think the woman filming his dating video was in danger, but you would think this might make her think of doing at least a cursory background check on her agency's clients, but it didn't get mentioned. Police gave tons of support to Shirley's parents, but left her husband hanging, that was horrible.

  • @32446
    @3244610 ай бұрын

    I miss Crimewatch. It was great back in the day

  • @pattymelt-go3fv
    @pattymelt-go3fv3 ай бұрын

    I miss back in the day!

  • @derryjones1029
    @derryjones102910 ай бұрын

    What a pompus snake cannon is

  • @dufushead
    @dufushead10 ай бұрын

    Thank you that was sublime.

  • @rikijett310
    @rikijett31010 ай бұрын

    The shot tower part is very interesting!!!

  • @cynthiatolman326
    @cynthiatolman32610 ай бұрын

    He's a sexual predator, and obviously the parole board was softened by his lies to let him out so early for such a horrific rape. Women have little value don't they?

  • @th8257
    @th8257Ай бұрын

    I'm not sure society as a whole understood sex offenders and how they operate. You hear of so many cases back then of children being raped and the offender just getting a fine. Shocking to think that there was no such thing as the sex offenders register until the Blair government in the late 90s.

  • @noongourfain
    @noongourfain10 ай бұрын

    Good Grief! Why do they keep calling him a "Bristol Businessman"? It it because he wore a suit as he walked about? He was an armed robber, lived off his family or girlfriends? At best he was a used car salesman before he was jailed the first time around for the rape at the knitwear store

  • @smithofsmiths1872
    @smithofsmiths187211 ай бұрын

    Many people with the benefit of hindsight seem to think it was obvious he was a creep. That's probably because they've met a lot of creeps. Haven't we all? I've known many so-called "creeps" in my time and it never stopped them being rather successful with women. And none of them so far have turned out to be psychopaths. It's easy to spot a psychopath when you know in advance. You tend to notice all the trademarks and think yourself wise. The reality is somewhat different. Psychopaths are like spies - you'll never suspect them till they're caught.