In the StoryTomorrow’s Victims
He is in prison for his crimes. He remembers victims who are still alive. A convicted killer has accounts no one can hear without thinking of the people they name. If he is telling the truth, he could help prevent deaths. If he is manipulating the investigation, giving him attention would extend his power far beyond his cell.
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Leon Haskins had been their best lead for eighteen months. He had worked with Simon Kells at a maintenance company before the first murders. He knew two of the women. He had lied about a van sold in 2016. And three weeks earlier, a former colleague had finally admitted seeing him with Kells on the evening Kara Bloom disappeared.Read the excerpt ↗