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Crossbow Cannibal: The Definitive Story of Stephen Griffiths - the Self-made Serial Killer
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Crossbow Cannibal: The Definitive Story of Stephen Griffiths - the Self-made Serial Killer

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During Midsummer 2009, Susan Rushworth, a mother, grandmother and former grammar school girl, went missing. She was followed ten months later by Shelley Armitage, a one-time wannabe model. Four weeks on it was Suzanne Blamires, who had been a trainee nurse. All three sold their bodies for sex to fund their drug habits. All three vanished as if the cobbled backstreets had opened up and swallowed them in. And who could know many how more there were? Stephen Griffiths was a shy, eccentric student of criminology who always had a word of cautious advice for the working girls. He wandered the same bleak landscape, dressed in black, hair slicked back with baby oil, happy to chat and share a cigarette. Here, surely, was someone they could trust…

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
John Blake Publishing Ltd
Country
United Kingdom
Date
1 March 2011
Pages
288
ISBN
9781843583592

During Midsummer 2009, Susan Rushworth, a mother, grandmother and former grammar school girl, went missing. She was followed ten months later by Shelley Armitage, a one-time wannabe model. Four weeks on it was Suzanne Blamires, who had been a trainee nurse. All three sold their bodies for sex to fund their drug habits. All three vanished as if the cobbled backstreets had opened up and swallowed them in. And who could know many how more there were? Stephen Griffiths was a shy, eccentric student of criminology who always had a word of cautious advice for the working girls. He wandered the same bleak landscape, dressed in black, hair slicked back with baby oil, happy to chat and share a cigarette. Here, surely, was someone they could trust…

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
John Blake Publishing Ltd
Country
United Kingdom
Date
1 March 2011
Pages
288
ISBN
9781843583592