White Chapel. 1888. A sadist stole the streets of London's East End. Butchering fallen

women with impunity. And drenching its fog-reathed alias in a sea of blood and fear. Believed

to be the work of a lone maniac. This monster left few clues to his identity, his motive,

and his crimes remained unsolved. 135 years on. The White Chapel murders endures the most

infamous spree killings in history. An imparting, an unparalleled mystery which ignited a worldwide

media frenzy like no other. He was a killer who became a byword for terror.

Jed the Ripper was the first of his kind. But he wasn't the last.

Soho, 1935. Three miles west of White Chapel, and almost 50 years later. Four startlingly similar women.

All poor, all foreign, and all with links to the sex trade were murdered within a few

dingy streets of each other. Strangled in their own beds, their killer had entered their homes

unseen, slayed each victim silently, and then vanished without a trace, leaving no fingerprints,

witnesses, or evidence. Sparking a rabid panic across Soho's red light district, and fueling

a tabloid sensation, every town across Britain, and every city throughout the world knew the names

of his victims. French VV, Marie Codnoy, Dutch Lair, and French Marie, as every newspaper

fed off the fear of the Soho Strangler. In its day, the unsolved killings of the Soho

Strangler was a case almost as infamous as Jack the Ripper. And then, without warning, it stopped

and his crimes were forgotten until today. Told in full for the very first time, the Soho

Strangler is a ten-part series covering five counties, six countries, and three continents,

to an earth slu of suspects in our descent into the bowels of Soho's CD-Aside, a world of drugs,

sex, slavery, and murder. Research using the declassified call records and police investigation

files, we unearth Britain's long-forgotten serial killer, the Soho Strangler.

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