Vintage photo of Ex-detective Rodney Whitchelo

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He laughed with a big smile on his face. I might add he was wearing dress shoes the entire time. Truly a lesson I never forget.” Soon after his arrest and before trial, he escaped custody. He jumped into the Connecticut River on a moonless night and went under. Nobody saw the fellow swim onto shore and he disappeared into the night. He would buy jars of baby food and spike them before returning themto the shelves. Horrified detectives discovered one jar of Heinzcauliflower baby food contained enough poison to kill 27 children.Whitchelo was finally caught after a nationwide police investigationcosting pounds 3 million in which more than 200 officers watchedcashpoints throughout Britain. He had managed to net just pounds 32,000.

My dad is an attorney and had two clients: one who had an old huge Chevy Nova with a very well hidden switch under the dash. He would flip the switch to make the brake lights go off, then go in front of someone and hit the brakes. They won several claims from insurance companies. But in September last year one couple in their seventies from Bournemouth opened a parcel from Dyer containing a cassette case that exploded in the woman's face, leaving the couple terrified. Possibly the smartest was former Metropolitan Police Detective Sergeant Rodney Whitchelo who was sentenced to 17 years imprisonment in the late 1980s. While working as an Inspector in the District Attorney’s Career Criminal Task Force, I had a case with a guy who had committed a string of robberies. After we caught him, he was allowed to post bail. Surprise, surprise! They were stealing casino’s money, all over El Carib, the West Indies, and Central America, and then gambling with it. Needless to say, the games were easier when the player used the banks’ own money to cover losses.Judge Warby said Wright's actions were "repulsive" and involved sending "bloodcurdling" letters and added that rather than plead guilty he had put forward an "absurd and untenable" defence which fell apart under scrutiny. Antonio Gradoli ( IMDb ) actor – Italian, credits from the 30s to the late 60s. Italian Wiki also lists him as alive. Also known as Anthony Gradwell - I think only in English dubs of European films? Another one who disappears without trace as far as I can see. When I was a young officer in the 1990s, we were chasing a suspect on foot and by car in the northern part of Oakland. It was early in the morning. maybe eight-thirty or so on a week day. Because of the time, our helicopter was not flying. After a couple of hours of yard searches, he was finally arrested. Surprisingly, not all criminals are idiots. Just ask these law enforcers. They reveal the criminals that outsmarted them. Content has been edited for clarity purposes. His Victims Were The Elders

In November 2000, "Sally" lost patience and sent a letter in which he said he would place a pipe bomb in the garden of a Tesco customer if his demands were not met, prompting the police to seriously consider producing the modified Clubcards. They discovered that they could not produce sufficient cards by 12 December, the deadline "Sally" had set. Approximately 100,000 Clubcards, modified for use in ATMs, were eventually produced, but none were distributed. [3] At the end of November, "Sally" sent another letter, telling the police that he had planted a bomb in a garden in the Ferndown area, giving a grid reference which included over 500 houses. The claim prompted the mobilisation of hundreds of police officers to the area, but no bomb was found. [1] Arrest [ edit ]Marsha Hunt ( IMDb) Hollywood Golden era actress – living EDIT: Died Sep 6, 2022 (aged 104) and updated on IMDb. Postoffense, he would talk to people about the incidents, even people directly involved in the poisonings, such as police officers and supermarket clerks. He would probably revisit the stores where he planted the tainted bottles, and would also inject himself into the investigation, volunteering for helping police and participating to the victims' funerals and vigils. This type of offender would feel remorseful if faced with the consequences his actions had on the people he depersonalized.

Anyway, the next day, I got a call from his parole officer who said he was alerted the guy was pulled over and wanted to verify that it was his guy that I stopped. I was a little confused at first but he went on to say that the day before, he was scheduled to meet with him but he had an excuse and bailed. His excuse was that he was in the hospital. Well when he spoke with him the following day, he was able to provide documentation that he had entered the hospital on day one and had left on day two. Well I had stopped him at one fifteen in the morning and after looking at the picture, it was 100 percent him.He extorted SoftCo through a letter he sent to them, and kept in touch with the company through personal ads where he signed himself as "Arthur Francis Grayson", which he said stood for "AntiFreeze Guy". After months of trying, Cooper was finally arrested after approaching a surveilled cashpoint. He admitted extorting money from SoftCo, but denied involvement in the poisonings. Eventually, he was found guilty on all charges, and condemned to life imprisonment without the possibility of parole. Richard died in 2001, and Stephen in 2009. She is survived by her daughters, four granddaughters, three grandsons and a great-granddaughter.