He was an ordinary engineer and father of four who became so deranged he murdered three women and dressed them up in a devil mask and children’s socks before smearing their body tissues on the pagan crosses adorning the walls of his flat.
Ken Regan was a career criminal whose plot to make millions from drug smuggling would leave five members of the Chohan family dead. Regan tried to mock the police as they hunted him down but it was his first victim who would have the last laugh from beyond the grave.
Adams was a king of organised crime dethroned by a financial investigation similar to the operation which brought down Al Capone more than 70 years ago.
Four ‘urban savages’ cared so little about human life they gunned down a woman cradling a baby at christening – and boasted about it afterwards.
Daniel Brougham based his career, his tangled love life and even his identity on lies. One man brave enough to expose him paid with his life.
Stuart Harling read up on his favourite serial killers hours before he stabbed a nurse to death on her cigarette break in a bid to join them in murderous infamy.
Few criminal acts can be more henious than the practice of necrophillia. Fortunately those depraved enough to indulge in it are rare. Graham Coutts was one who did.
Robert and Jonathan Maskell – dubbed ‘Dumb and Dumber’ – killed their grandmother for her life savings on their 18th birthday.
The Brinks Mat robbery has become the greatest legend in the lore of the British criminal underworld. Was George Francis another victim of the robbery’s deadly curse which is said to have claimed eight lives?
Carl Manning and Marie Therese Kouao used her eight-year-old niece Anna Climbie as a meal ticket and tortured her to death when she had served her purpose.
