Almost exactly 21 years after 16-year-old Claire "Tilt" Tiltman was stabbed to death near her  , England home,  have passed a file of evidence to the  (CPS). Professor , a criminologist, wrote in  last March he believes Napper "was probably the murderer of 16-year-old Kent schoolgirl Claire Tiltman in January 1993, and of business executive Jean Bradley, 47, in west London two months later." That month he repeated his theory in his documentary series . Dr Laurence Allison, a professor of at  , is co-author of a book titled Killer in the Shadows – The Monstrous Crimes of Robert Napper that looks at not just Napper's convictions but also cold cases he may be connected to. In addition to Tiltman and Bradley, Allison identified Napper as a suspect in the death of Penny Bell, stabbed 50 times in west London. All three victims were to the west of Napper's home area and all died within five minutes of train stations.
Almost exactly 21 years after 16-year-old Claire "Tilt" Tiltman was stabbed to death near her Kent , England home, Kent Police have passed a file of evidence to the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS). Professor , a criminologist, wrote in The Daily Star last March he believes Napper "was probably the murderer of 16-year-old Kent schoolgirl Claire Tiltman in January 1993, and of business executive Jean Bradley, 47, in west London two months later." That month he repeated his theory in his documentary series . Dr Laurence Allison, a professor of at Liverpool University , is co-author of a book titled Killer in the Shadows – The Monstrous Crimes of Robert Napper that looks at not just Napper's convictions but also cold cases he may be connected to. In addition to Tiltman and Bradley, Allison identified Napper as a suspect in the death of Penny Bell, stabbed 50 times in west London. All three victims were to the west of Napper's home area and all died within five minutes of train stations.
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