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He was the ordinary man no one suspected-the neighbor, the bouncer, the wheel-clamper. But behind the façade, Levi Bellfield was one of Britain's most dangerous predators. Known as ""The Bus Stop Killer,"" his sudden and brutal attacks left young women dead, families shattered, and a nation living in fear. This gripping true crime account takes you deep inside Bellfield's life and crimes-from his violent childhood and pattern of abuse to the murders of Marsha McDonnell, Amélie Delagrange, and Milly Dowler, and the shocking attempted murder of Kate Sheedy, who lived to tell her story. With chilling detail, it follows the painstaking police investigation that finally brought him to justice and the courtroom revelations that shocked the world. But the story doesn't end with his conviction. Behind bars, Bellfield has courted controversy-manipulating the media, making chilling confessions and retractions, and even attempting to marry while serving two whole-life sentences. His actions continue to haunt victims' families and provoke outrage across Britain. More than just the story of a killer, this book explores the lasting impact on survivors, the lessons learned by law enforcement, and why Levi Bellfield remains one of the most reviled figures in modern British criminal history. Perfect for fans of true crime, investigative accounts, and real-life stories of justice, this is a powerful and unflinching look at the man who became a symbol of senseless violence-and the determination of those who stood against him.

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