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I can’t say too much due to court stuff and victims but driving distance from Bath at that time. I am pretty sure he moved south in early 2000’s * edited.Which area does he live
I can’t say too much due to court stuff and victims but driving distance from Bath at that time. I am pretty sure he moved south in early 2000’s * edited.Which area does he live
I wonder what happened in 1998 that made the offender seemingly stop. Did the offender emigrate? Was the offender incarcerated - I suspect DNA would have been taken if so, as DNA testing was done then but was not as advanced as it is today.2000
''As far as the police can tell, the rapist first struck on May 21 1991, when a 36-year-old woman was abducted at knifepoint as she tried to park her car in Coronation Avenue, Bath.![]()
Police link 11 attacks to serial rapist
Detectives hunting a serial rapist who has struck at least 11 times over the past nine years yesterday linked the knifepoint attacks for the first time.www.theguardian.com
She was forced to drive to a quiet lane where she was attacked. Five months later an 18-year-old was grabbed by a man as she walked up Bathwick Hill in Bath. She was marched to a field where she was subjected to a serious sexual assault.
There was a three-year gap before the next attack, and then a further two years of apparent inactivity.
Three women were attacked in 1996 and three more in 1997. The last assault was on Tuesday January 26 1999.
On that occasion a man attempted to abduct a 39-year-old woman in Forrester Lane, Bathwick, Bath, but was scared off when she screamed for help.
As he ran away he dropped a faded grey baseball cap with a green "Batman Forever" logo embossed on the front.
Within 10 minutes he had abducted another woman in a nearby road. He forced her to drive to the village of Monkton Combe just off the A36 where he assaulted her.
Only one of the attacks happened outside Bath - a 19-year-old woman was abducted from Kingswood, Bristol, and raped in September 1996.''
He is a white male of average build, in his 30s to mid 40s, works in unskilled or semi-skilled employment and may have had connections with Oldfield Park in 1991.
[O]n Tuesday January 26 1999 … a man attempted to abduct a 39-year-old woman in Forrester Lane, Bathwick, Bath, but was scared off when she screamed for help.
As he ran away he dropped a faded grey baseball cap with a green "Batman Forever" logo embossed on the front.
Within 10 minutes he had abducted another woman in a nearby road. He forced her to drive to the village of Monkton Combe just off the A36 where he assaulted her.
DI James said: "At 10am on January 27 1999, a man asked if a cap had been handed in at the photographic counter in Boots. At 2pm, two more men made the same request at Boots, followed by a woman in her 50s the day after."
One of the 1994 witnesses thought it was Christopher Hampton who she had seen, but Hampton was 42 years old, which doesn't really fit the other descriptions of the man being around 28-32 years old.