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Between October and December 2006, the quiet town of Ipswich, Suffolk, became the hunting ground of one of Britain’s most notorious serial killers - Steven Wright, infamously known as The Suffolk Strangler. In just six weeks, Wright brutally murdered five women, all of whom were sex workers, before his cold and calculated spree was finally brought to an end.
But what drove this seemingly ordinary man to commit such horrific crimes? How did police track him down before he could strike again? And what sinister secrets lay hidden in his past?
Join Tom, Ben, and Dan as they dive deep into one of the UK’s most chilling true crime cases, uncovering the timeline of Wright’s deadly rampage, the intense police investigation, and the lasting impact on Ipswich.
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Presented by Tom Norris & Ben Carter
Written by Ben Carter
Produced by Dan J Lambert
Edited by Ben Bonsey
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