Delroy Grant: Last News

showbiz gossip straight to your inbox with the Daily Star's FREE newsletterSusanna Reid is famous for leading the nation's chats on the latest current events from her desk on ITV'sGood Morning Britain.The glamorous presenter, 50, has fronted the flagship breakfast show since 2014 alongside Ben Shephard and Piers Morgan, who left the show earlier this year following his Megan Markle row.Most recently, Susanna has explored the horrific attacks of Delroy Grant, also known as The Night Stalker, a criminal who preyed on the elderly for 17 years.The new ITV documentary is an hour long special which aired on Thursday night (30 September), and it's called The Real Manhunt: The Night Stalker.The doc sees Susanna interview former investigation

Daily Star TV gives you all the latest interviews and spoilers and Ed Gleave will send you telly's hot takes straight to your inbox every SundayManhunt: The Night Stalker fans were left fuming during the last episode of the series as evil Delroy Grant attempted to frame his own son for his horrendous crimes.Viewers of the ITV drama were left "outraged" as they watched the concluding scenes that saw Delroy try to throw his own flesh and blood under the bus.As the episode played out, Twitter was ablaze with angry online users who were left totally "creeped out".One tweet read: "#ManHunt identifying his own son for some of the crimes."A second online user vented: "Is this sicko reaaaaallllly trying to blame his son.

ITV's latest true crime drama Manhunt: The Night Stalker follows DCI Colin Sutton, played by Martin Clunes, on his attempt to find the person who was responsible for multiple serial rapes and burglaries across south east London between the 1990s and early 2000s.Delroy Grant, who was nicknamed the Night Stalker, committed over 100 assaults between 1992 and 2009.He would attack elderly women who lived alone in a detached or semi-detached house or bungalow, making sure to disable the telephone and unscrew lightbulbs to make them even more vulnerable.Police, who struggled to find Delroy due to a number of blunders, suggested the perpetrator was ashamed of his violent tendencies because he often went for long periods without committing a

ITV drama Manhunt: The Nightstalker, sequel to the 2019 series starring Martin Clunes, airs on Monday September 20.

For more of the latest showbiz news from Daily Star, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters hereDCI Colin Sutton was brought in to help with Operation Minster, a task force set up in 1998 to find the Nightstalker, in 2009 following his successful arrest of the serial killer Levi Bellfield.He proposed that the team conduct a large surveillance programme, which eventually led to Grant's arrest on November 14 2009.He was taken to a police station, where DNA evidence confirmed that he was the Nightstalker.Delroy Grant was sentenced to serve a minimum of 27 years on March 25 2011.Manhunt: The Nightstalker airs on ITV on Monday at 9pm

Delroy Grant, who terrorised elderly women in south east London for 17 years, was finally arrested on November 15 2009.Delroy’s horrendous crimes had gone undetected for almost two decades, but he was eventually linked to a string of burglaries, rapes and sexual assaults of elderly people between October 1992 and May 2009.Grant’s crimes finally came to light after a lengthy police investigation, which is being brought to light in new ITV drama Manhunt: The Night Stalker.The four-part series follows the real lief story of DCI Colin Sutton’s pursuit of the notorious serial rapist.Ahead of the new drama series, starring Martin Clunes as the police detective, we take a look at how many victims he had.Delroy Grant was arrested on Sunday,

ITV’s latest drama tells the gruesome true story of the capture of the Night Stalker, who was responsible for making thousands of elderly people in south east London live in fear of going to bed at night in the 1990s and early 2000s.Manhunt: The Night Stalker will see Martin Clunes return as real-life police officer DCI Colin Sutton, who worked on some of the Metropolitan Police’s most high profile cases.In the four-part drama, DCI Sutton is enlisted to help in the search for a serial rapist who targeted elderly people over the course of 17 years.Delroy Grant, one of the UK’s worst serial rapists, went undetected for years – and police officers believed he could have attacked as many as a thousand elderly women.The Met’s Operation Minstead

Martin Clunes will return once more as real life detective Colin Sutton in ITV drama Manhunt: The Night Stalker.The true crime drama Manhunt is returning for a second season.

ITV’s highest-rated drama of 2019.He is returning as Detective Chief Inspector Colin Sutton, right, charting the real-life case of serial rapist Delroy Grant, who police believe may have targeted up to a thousand OAPs between 1992 and 2009.And while Clunes is “­delighted” to be playing the role again, it proved challenging, both in terms of the subject and the Covid-related filming difficulties.He says: “You are in a gloomy headspace and it was a weird time to be working.“We were in Bristol city centre and there was all this masking, PPE, testing and that whole level of weirdness.