British Killers - Volume 5

Nine Horrific True Crime Stories From The UK...And How They Were Solved

De: Guy Hadleigh

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

BRITISH KILLERS - VOLUME 5
This 5th book in the series tells the story of 9 crimes, and the events around them, which took place in the UK and captured the attention of the British media and public at the time.

*Colin Ireland
He killed to be famous A serial killer was on the loose in London, terrorising the gay community. During a 12 week killing spree in 1993 he strangled five homosexual men he had picked up in bars in a deliberate and murderous killing spree to become a famous serial killer.
*Donald Hume - 'I got away with murder'
It took three trials to clear Donald Hume of murder, and he was released in 1958. But he had been guilty all along, and soon resumed his murderous career.
*The Fruit Machine Murder
It was a headline-grabbing case with a cast of characters drawn from the seamy underworld of England’s Northeast. It all began one winter’s night when Angus Sibbet was shot three times and dumped in his own abandoned car...
*David Martin - 'No prison will hold me'
Martin was a transvestite robber with a passion for guns and was so skilled at escaping from jail police nicknamed him 'Houdini'. His criminal exploits took him to the top of Scotland Yard's wanted list. Certainly capable of killing, he just avoided murdering a policeman, and his unbelievable catalogue of crimes and fascination with guns ended with a 25 year jail sentence - and an early death.
*Benjamin Laing - Evil beyond belief
Placing an advertisement in the local newspaper to sell a used vehicle does not sound a risky business. But for 62-year-old Matthew Manwaring and his 25-year-old daughter Alison, it was to have horrific consequences. They were both brutally murdered and dismembered by Benjamin Laing who spent the next day at a funfair with friends.
*Dennis Nilsen - Sleeping with the Dead
A visit to unblock the drains led to the arrest of a quiet civil servant who had murdered at least twelve young men and then kept their dismembered bodies hidden in his home.
*Ian Simms - A Killer's Gruesome Secret
On a wintry afternoon in 1988 Helen McCourt rang her mother to say she would he home early. But on the short walk from the bus stop to her house, the pretty 22-year-old vanished into thin air. Forensic evidence that publican Ian Simms had murdered Helen McCourt was overwhelming - but where was the body?
*Robert Black - Most evil child killer in the UK
An evil sadistic sex killer had been roaming the country for years, preying on young girls at random. Robert Black was convicted of the murder of three young girls in 1993, but police believe this truly evil man may well have killed many more.
*The Brighton Trunk Murders
In 1934 Brighton was the scene of two classic crimes. One remains a mystery - but in the second, a man got away with murder. Tony Mancini came to trial for the murder of Violet Kaye and was found not guilty. Forty two years later he admitted the jury was wrong.
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