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The biggest story to come out of Pommyland this year since the
Polonium-210
Litvinenko Poison controversy

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http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2006/12/13/world/main2253266.shtml

.K. Fears New 'Jack The Ripper'

Police Seem No Closer To Finding 'Suffolk Strangler' Believed To Have
Killed 5 Prostitutes
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(CBS/AP) English police said Wednesday they continue to "fear the
worst" about two missing prostitutes from a town where three other sex
workers have been killed, one of them strangled, by an apparent serial
killer.

The naked corpses of two women found at the side of a busy road on
Tuesday were thought to be those of Paula Clennell and Annette
Nicholls, two prostitutes who were recently reported missing, according
to Detective Chief Superintendent Stewart Gull.

The bodies remained at the scene until late Wednesday afternoon.
Ambulances were seen leaving the scene just after the sun went down,
but it was not confirmed whether the women's bodies had been removed.

They were to be taken for an autopsy and official identification at an
area hospital.

The three victims who have been named were identified as Gemma Adams,
25, whose body was found Dec. 2; Tania Nicol, 19, whose body was found
Friday; and 24-year-old Anneli Alderton, whose body was found Sunday.
Police said Alderton =E2=80=94 who was last seen on a train =E2=80=94 was
asphyxiated. It appeared she had been strangled and that she was not
sexually assaulted, police said.

The condition of the bodies of Adams and Nicol =E2=80=94 both of whom were
found in water =E2=80=94 has prevented investigators from determining a c=

of death or whether they were sexually assaulted.

Nicholls, 29, was last seen Dec. 5; Clennell, 24, was last seen Sunday.


Their being left close to the side of the road =E2=80=94 instead of in a =

secluded area =E2=80=94 prompted British media to ask officials whether t=

killer may be growing hasty in the disposal of victims' bodies.

Gull told Sky News that it could just as well mean the killer =E2=80=94 or
killers =E2=80=94 deliberately dropped the body in a location where it wo=

be more easily found.

"I can't anticipate what's going on inside his head, but clearly he's a
dangerous man and we need to find him as quickly as we can," Gull said.


He said that though it may seem "callous" to leave their bodies out in
the open, it was necessary to leave them where they were found to learn
as much as possible from forensic evidence at the scene.

He added that the bodies were being treated with as much dignity as
could be afforded by the investigation.

All five corpses were found within a few miles of each other near
Ipswich, a small city about 70 miles northeast of London.

CBS News correspondent Sheila MacVicar reports that police have made no
arrests, and have impounded no vehicles in their investigation.

Investigators were working their way through a list of potential
suspects and investigating more than 2,000 calls made to the police
hotline =E2=80=93 a public response praised by Gull, who urged anyone else
with information to call in, regardless of how trivial it may seem.

Authorities have pleaded with sex workers "to get off the streets as
soon as possible," as the story grips the nation and evokes fears of a
contemporary serial killer in the land of "Jack the Ripper".
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