Auf Verbrecherjagd - S07:E01 - Ausnahmezustand im sozialen Brennpunkt
In 1985, a social housing estate in Tottenham, North London, became the scene of the most intense riots England had ever seen. The brutal violence led to the murder of police officer Keith Blakelock and sparked one of the longest and most dishonorable police investigations in British history. Years after the conviction of the alleged perpetrators, new forensic methods revealed a terrible miscarriage of justice.
Réalisateur: Tom Roberts, Patricia Winker, Paul Bergquist
Episode 01 - Ausnahmezustand im sozialen Brennpunkt
42 Min 22 Sec.
In 1985, a social housing estate in Tottenham, North London, became the scene of the most intense riots England had ever seen. The brutal violence led to the murder of police officer Keith Blakelock and sparked one of the longest and most dishonorable police investigations in British history. Years after the conviction of the alleged perpetrators, new forensic methods revealed a terrible miscarriage of justice.
In 2013, Joanne Dennehy murdered three men and severely injured two others within two weeks in Cambridgeshire, England. In court, she later showed no remorse. Even her parents were horrified by her actions. How did it happen that their daughter became one of Britain’s most notorious serial killers?
In 1991, 15-year-old schoolgirl Vicky Hamilton disappeared without a trace from Bathgate, Scotland. It wasn't until 16 years later, after the brutal murder of a Polish student in Glasgow, that a nationwide manhunt led to convicted sex offender Peter Tobin, who had lived in Bathgate in 1991. Did he also murder Vicky Hamilton?
