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They walk among us as part of the A-cast Creator Network. A guttural scream could be heard from a neighbouring compartment on a London train to Victoria.

It had just pulled away from Brixton, and as the train sped along the tracks, an 18-year-old French

O' pair remained glued to her seat in terror. She was not sure what to do. She could tell

that the noises were screams of fear from a female in the next compartment, but she was too

frightened to raise the alarm.

By the time the train pulled into Victoria, it was too late.

Someone dashed through the carriage door and out of the station before anyone realized what had occurred.

Over three decades later, it is still unclear what exactly happened on the 216 train.

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26-year-old Deborah Lindsley, known to her loved ones as Debbie, worked as a senior

receptionist at Edinburgh's Ladbrook-Dragonia Hotel.

In late March, 1988, Deborah journeyed to Lakeside Road in Bromley, visiting her parents Arthur and Marguerite and her

brother Gordon. She had a busy schedule, cramming a great deal into a short space of time.

Deborah's trip, which included seeing relatives, doubled as an opportunity to take part in employment-based training. During the

few days she was travelling through the English capital, Deborah had attended a refresher course in

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