Crime by Justin Lees
Premium Content  A WOMAN who fought off the Claremont Serial Killer has told for the first time how she survived - and that she wishes she had killed the coward . Liz Kirkby also indicated why she was targeted, as a young single mum of two who had just moved in to her house, by vile sex murderer Bradley Edwards. And she said she only discovered her attacker s terrifying identity years after the incident - but wished she had been spared that traumatic revelation because ignorance would have been bliss . Mrs Kirkby, formerly known as Liz Mead, tells her story this week in explosive new Sky News documentary
Crime by Justin Lees
Premium Content  A WOMAN who fought off the Claremont Serial Killer has told for the first time how she survived - and that she wishes she had killed the coward . Liz Kirkby also indicated why she was targeted, as a young single mum of two who had just moved in to her house, by vile sex murderer Bradley Edwards. And she said she only discovered her attacker s terrifying identity years after the incident - but wished she had been spared that traumatic revelation because ignorance would have been bliss . Mrs Kirkby, formerly known as Liz Mead, tells her story this week in explosive new Sky News documentary
Crime by Justin Lees
Premium Content  A WOMAN who fought off the Claremont Serial Killer has told for the first time how she survived - and that she wishes she had killed the coward . Liz Kirkby also indicated why she was targeted, as a young single mum of two who had just moved in to her house, by vile sex murderer Bradley Edwards. And she said she only discovered her attacker s terrifying identity years after the incident - but wished she had been spared that traumatic revelation because ignorance would have been bliss . Mrs Kirkby, formerly known as Liz Mead, tells her story this week in explosive new Sky News documentary
Crime by Justin Lees
Premium Content  A WOMAN who fought off the Claremont Serial Killer has told for the first time how she survived - and that she wishes she had killed the coward . Liz Kirkby also indicated why she was targeted, as a young single mum of two who had just moved in to her house, by vile sex murderer Bradley Edwards. And she said she only discovered her attacker s terrifying identity years after the incident - but wished she had been spared that traumatic revelation because ignorance would have been bliss . Mrs Kirkby, formerly known as Liz Mead, tells her story this week in explosive new Sky News documentary
Detectives believe Claremont killer visited victim s grave but avoided CCTV trap, new book reveals
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Detectives believe Claremont killer Bradley Edwards visited Ciara Glennon s grave three years after her death and left behind an item of her underwear, sparking a covert police operation, according to a new book released on Wednesday.
The garment was found by one of Ms Glennon’s family members visiting the Karrakatta Cemetery site in late November 2000, 3½ years after the 27-year-old became the third woman to be snatched off the streets of Claremont and murdered.