Viewers of ITV series on Raoul Moat left shocked by pub scene
The latest episode of the ITV crime series sees former detective chief superintendent Neil Adamson, played by Lee Ingleby, shocked by 'hero' support for Moat in a Newcastle pub.
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The latest episode of the ITV crime series sees former detective chief superintendent Neil Adamson, played by Lee Ingleby, shocked by 'hero' support for Moat in a Newcastle pub.
The pain of Moat’s victims has been callously put aside, all to make another middling series with a middling cast. When will the true crime obsession end?
After killing one person and wounding two others in a two-day shooting spree, Raoul Moat managed to evade the police for days by camping out in the Northumbrian countryside.
The first episode of the three-part series The Hunt for Raoul Moat aired last night, portraying the seven-day search for gunman Moat in July 2010.
This three-part drama does the only appropriate thing: tells the tale of the victims’ tragedy. It makes for relentlessly sad viewing