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Two Women Dead Five Months Apart While Their Killer Was Monitored
A monitored sex offender murdered two women five months apart, then received a whole-life term as police admitted the second death could have been prevented.
달라진 점
- Simon Levy, 40, a registered sex offender under monitoring, was found guilty of murdering Carmenza Valencia-Trujillo and Sheryl Wilkins and raping a third woman.
- Delays to sexual assault charges and failures to report past convictions gave him the chance to attack more women.
- A senior Met detective admitted the second murder victim could have been saved.
- On 12 August 2026 Levy was given a whole life sentence, with the judge citing his morbid fascination with sex.
당시 미해결
- No full public audit yet names each delayed charge and each hearing where convictions were not reported.
- No confirmed account yet explains how monitoring continued while public-transport assaults and rape allegations accumulated.
지켜보겠다고 한 점
- Whether police, prosecutors and courts publish a dated account of each decision between March and August 2025.
- Whether offender-management rules for monitored sex offenders change in response to the admission over the second killing.

