Donna Keogh, 17, disappeared after a party in Middlesbrough. Police believed she had been hit by a vehicle or fallen from a high building. The remains of Julie Jones, 32, were discovered in Manchester. Also in 1995, Caroline Glachan, 14, was dumped in a river near Glasgow.ġ998: The body of Hannah Deterville, 15, was found near a canal in Greenford, north-west London. Police do not believe Halliwell murdered her but former detective Steve Fulcher, who helped to jail Halliwell, believes they should keep an open-mind. Melanie Hall, 26, went missing from Bath and her body was found in 2009. The claims Halliwell had 27 more victims are made in The New Millennium Serial Killer a book by former police intelligence officer Chris Clark and crime writer Bethan Trueman.ġ995: Sally Ann John, 23, vanished from Swindon. Police are currently searching lakes and woodland in their hunt for the missing 35-year-old, who vanished 12 years ago. The 53-year-old has long been linked to other murders, including that of Claudia Lawrence, a chef from York. This could make Halliwell - who trained as a butcher - one of Britain’s worst ever serial killers.

Now the authors of a new book suggest he targeted dozens of women over 20 years before dumping their often mutilated bodies after taking their clothes as a trophy. The police investigation into the murders was made into a 2019 ITV drama called A Confession, starring Martin Freeman as lead investigator Detective Superintendent Steve Fulcher. The former taxi driver, 53, is serving a whole life sentence for killing Becky Godden-Edwards, 20, and Sian O'Callaghan, 22, who he abducted while they were leaving nightclubs in Swindon, Wiltshire, in 2011. Notorious double killer Christopher Halliwell could be responsible for 27 more murders, a new book sensationally claims. A mug shot of convicted double murderer Christopher Halliwell

Above suspicion 1995 stab scene