Simon Levy was a serial predator, rapist and murderer. A modern-day Jack the Ripper, who was arrested repeatedly, only to be released repeatedly and allowed to continue his campaign of terror against women.
The details of his crimes are horrifying enough, but what is almost as shocking is the number of opportunities the authorities had to stop him.
At the time he committed many of his sexual assaults on London’s Tube network, he was not only on bail for similar crimes but – almost unbelievably – suspected of murder.
Despite the fact he repeatedly breached his bail conditions and failed to attend court
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