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It was a crisp winter morning on the east coast of England. Trevor Saunders was out for his

regular walk along a stretch of water he knew well. A secluded stream just outside the port

town of Ipswich, Bels did Brook was renowned among local fishermen for its car.

As a volunteer water bailiff, Trevor was trained to recognize obstructions in the waterway,

but he was not prepared for what he saw in the stream that morning.

How strange he thought, staring at the pale muddy figure. Why would anyone dump a plastic dummy

here? As Trevor waited into the water, moving debris aside, a pit of dread formed in his stomach,

fighting the urge to run, he reached out a hand and touched the figure.

Pure horror gripped him. He saw dried blood beneath an astral and knew that this was not a dummy.

It was the body of a young woman in her mid-20s. She was naked and had been in the water for some time.

Back on dry land, Trevor struggled for composure as he called the police.

Trevor had stumbled upon the body of Gemma Adams, a 25-year-old sex worker who had been missing

for two weeks. She was one of several women who were murdered by Steve Wright,

and though she was the first to be found, she was not his first victim.

Hi, I'm Greg Polson. This is Serial Killers, a Spotify original from

podcast. Every episode we dive into the minds and madness of serial killers. Today we're exploring

the horrific killing spree of Steve Wright, also known as the Suffolk Strangler. I'm here with

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