British Comedian Reenacts a Typical US Crime Drama Where Names Are Changed to Protect the Innocent

British comedian Alasdair Beckett-King (previously) quite amusingly reenacted what American crime shows look like when the stories are “ripped from the headlines” and “the names are changed to protect the innocent”.

A seriously true crime story. …tell me your pseudonyms & aliases. Mine is an anagram: ‘King Abelard Caketits’.

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