A 94 Year Woman – Latest Victim of a Serial Rapist and Night Stalker

A sexual assault & rape offender, this night stalker is evidence of crimes against senior people. This suspect has committed more than 100 crimes in South-East London in 18 years; his criminal history puts the lives & safety of senior people at risk. He targets men & women between the ages 68 to 93, with an average age in the 80s. His prime intention is burglary accompanied with sexual assaults & rapes. Police says the man has raped four victims, one of whom suffered horrific injuries and almost died in surgery. In majority of crimes, he has targeted women but 10 men are also included in his criminal track record.

His recent break-in was at the home of a 94 year old woman. Police were notified of a burglary and a police officer for the Metropolitan Police said: "A burglary was reported in West Wycombe by a woman in her nineties and officers from Operation Minstead have been involved." A neighbor told the Daily Telegraph: "He must have targeted her.It is very shocking for all of us here. It's a terrible thing to have happened and he needs to be caught soon."

The suspect is believed to be aged between 35 and 45, between 5ft 10in and 6ft 2in tall, with a slim athletic build. Detectives already have a DNA profile of the night stalker. According to Scotland Yard, he started the criminal offenses in 1990 but stopped from October 1992 to 1996 and again between August 1999 and October 2002. Until now he has committed 100 offences against pensioners.

A £40,000 reward is being offered for information that leads to a conviction. I request my readers to look at the photograph carefully and help Scotland police arrest this criminal.

New York City criminal lawyer said “For a criminal to move freely after committing more than 100 crimes in 18 years is a serious issue. He is putting many more old people’s lives at risk.” Lawrenceville criminal lawyer said “I think Scotland Yard will be able to find this suspect soon. A lot of awareness has been created and senior people in South-East London are now very careful.”