THE INVISIBLE SERIAL KILLER

The Suffolk Strangler And The Murders That Spanned Decades

De: Guy Hadleigh

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

How UK Serial Killer Steven Wright Hid in Plain Sight for 27 Years

“I need the money” Paula Clennell said in a TV interview just days before becoming a victim herself….

September 1999. Seventeen-year-old Victoria Hall walked out of a nightclub in Felixstowe, singing with her best friend. Three hundred yards from home, she vanished into the darkness. Five days later, her body was found in a ditch twenty-five miles away.
December 2006. Five women disappeared from Ipswich's streets in six weeks. All sex workers. All strangled. All dumped in the Suffolk countryside. The media called him the Suffolk Strangler.
February 2026. After eighteen years in prison for the Ipswich murders, Wright finally broke his silence. He confessed to killing Victoria Hall seven years before the others. The cold case solved after twenty-six years using pioneering forensic DNA technology that didn't exist when she died.
Six confirmed murders. Twenty-seven years. But how many more victims are there?
This British serial killer true crime investigation chronicles Steven Wright's decades of hunting vulnerable women across Norfolk and Suffolk. From his ordinary life as a pub landlord and merchant navy steward to his calculated selection of victims.
• Victoria Hall's case: How a seventeen-year-old's 1999 murder went unsolved for twenty-six years while her killer continued hunting
• The Ipswich five: Tania Nicol, Gemma Adams, Anneli Alderton, Paula Clennell, and Annette Nicholls - their lives, their struggles, and how they became Wright's victims in 2006
• The forensic breakthrough: Y-STR DNA analysis and facial recognition technology that finally linked Wright to Victoria's murder in 2019
• The psychological profile: Who was Steven Wright really? A controlling narcissist, damaged by childhood abandonment, or something darker?
• Unsolved cases: The Norwich murders, the potential victims from the 1980s and 1990s, and the ongoing investigations into murders Wright may have committed across England
• Emily Doherty's escape: The woman who survived Wright's attempted kidnapping the night before he killed Victoria - and how police dismissed her report
• The families' grief: Twenty-six years of waiting for justice, and the devastating detail that Victoria's mother died two months before Wright's confession
Steven Wright spent forty-eight years being invisible. A merchant navy steward. A barman. A forklift driver. The man you wouldn't notice in a crowd.
But DNA doesn't forget. And after twenty-seven years, his invisibility ran out.
This is the story of how modern forensic science, determined detectives, and one family's refusal to give up finally brought a serial killer to justice. But with six confirmed murders and a trail of unsolved murders across England, the question remains:
How many more victims are still waiting to be found?

From the Author:
"I was born in Norwich. I know these streets. I've had a pint or two in the pub where Steven Wright worked. When the bodies started appearing in December 2006, it wasn't distant news - it was local shock, disbelief - and fear.

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