Peter Bleksley On Hunting Britain's Most Wanted Man Kevin Parle | This Morning

Accused of killing 16-year-old schoolboy Liam Kelly in June 2004 and an innocent mother of three, Kevin Parle is Britain’s most wanted man. Ex-Scotland Yard cop turned private investigator Peter Bleksley has been leading the hunt for Parle since April 2019 - creating a podcast about his search. He’s received thousands of leads from around the world, stretching from Australia to Thailand to South Africa. He joins Holly and Phillip to discuss what he's found so far and why he's willing to go so far to find him.
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[@mtdteedee2856]

I have great respect for Peter
The force needs more committed as him.
Man of action
I reckon he’s still local in the uk protected covered up by active criminals
Just a hunch bud
Good luck peter 🙏👍

[@joelhall5124]

Why are you blurring out the photos?

[@tarync6539]

Rights of use on tv and online are different. This is a TV show clipped for online so they wont show photos or if maybe the guest has a trailer for something to show they also wont show it. You might have noticed that sometimes movies and tv have a popular song in them but during re runs or on dvds the music has been changed because they only have the rights for the TV and often only for the original broadcast and not a re run 20 years after. An example is Only fools and horses removing "lady in red" from re runs

[@joelhall5124]

@@tarync6539 but the bloke is wanted by the police. Can't see how that's similar to a copyright infringement by a record label.

[@stevenknight1198]

I doubt he's still alive nobody would protect a child killer plus there's 20k for his arrest, that's a lottery win for a Scouser.

[@dannywickens3368]

Im going as an investigator to knock on some doors ..Phil the sexcase where are you going to go🤣