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Murder Mile UK True Crime

#254 - The Shoe Box Killer - Part Two (East London, UK)

Murder Mile UK True Crime

Murder Mile UK True-Crime Podcast

History, Society & Culture, True-crime, London, English, Uk, British, Murder, True Crime, Killer, Crime, Documentary

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🗓️ 16 May 2024

⏱️ 61 minutes

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Summary


This is Part Two to Two of The Shoe Box Killer.


Between the 29th of August and 17th of September 1980, 23 year old Mickey Jamieson and 25-year-old James Anderson went on a 19-day crime spree of theft, assault, torture and murder. With most of them committed within streets of their own homes, their last crime occurred 12 and a 1/2 miles west in Shepherd's Bush Green. But why? What drove them to this part of the city?


  • Date: 29th of August and 17th of September 1980 (the crime spree)
  • Location: various locations across East & West London, England
  • Victim: 4 (Kitty & Joe Herbert and Leonard Mintz & Nathanial Taylor)
  • Culprit: 2 (Michael 'Mickey' Jamieson & James 'Jimmy' Anderson)


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0:00.0

Monday 8th of September 1980.

0:07.0

9 days into a 90 day crime spree. 1980.

0:12.5

Nine days into a 90-day crime spree, Mickey and Jimmy were on the run.

0:17.0

Across four robberies that had stolen a total of 1500 pounds, 8,200 pounds today, only to squander

0:28.9

at all on booze, birds and boogying, as if these lame losers were criminal kingpins.

0:41.4

Being cowardly halfwits, who were incapable of committing a single crime unless they were half-cut.

0:47.0

With no plan, no preparation, no disguise, and being drunk.

0:53.0

Two seemingly simple thefts had ended in a brutal double murder and an attempted murder.

0:59.0

O into Mickey being a sadistic psychopath.

1:06.2

They were as lazy as they were stupid.

1:10.0

So far, every crime that committed and every victim that attacked was a neighbor in the community

1:16.1

that grown up in.

1:18.6

Until the last victim, Seppy, the sub-postmaster, had made it clear that he knew Mickey's name, leaving his

1:26.9

fingerprints on a card, a bullet at the scene of the crime, and his name on the victim's

1:32.1

tongue.

1:34.0

Having survived, the police now had Mickey's details.

1:41.0

Fearing his arrest, their pal John Hamilton had fled.

1:45.0

Jimmy, as always, would minimize his involvement in either the murder or the attempted murder and alongside Mickey who wasn't the brightest

1:57.2

they didn't flee the country. In fact they barely left the county, having sped 7.5 miles east to Romford in Essex.

2:08.0

Split three ways, the five hundred and sixty pounds that swiped from Seby's Till was spent within four days.

2:19.0

On Friday the 12th of September 1980 being typically cowardly

2:27.0

that evening after a few pints they burgled an unoccupied carpet shop on South Street, stealing just 29 pounds.

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