The last episode of ITV's The Hunt for Raoul Moat came to an end last night and many viewers were searching the internet to see if Paul Gascoigne had a friendship with the killer as he famously turned up at the scene of Raoul Moat's final stand-off in Rothbury.
The former Rangers star was convinced he could get through to the killer in what would turn out to be his final hours. However, in the years that followed the manhunt, Gazza made a candid admission over what really happened that night, writes The Chronicle Live.
On Sunday night, millions tuned in for the first episode of the true crime drama series which looked back on the events of July 3 2010, when Moat killed ex Samantha Stobbart's new boyfriend Christopher Brown in Birtley.