#283 - The Vice Girl Killer - Part Three (Justin Martin Clarke, West End, London)

Murder Mile UK True Crime

Murder Mile UK True-Crime Podcast

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🗓️ 6 February 2025

⏱️ 71 minutes

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Summary

This is Part Three of Three of The Vice Girl Killer.

On the weekend of the 24th and 25th of January 1987, two sex-workers vanished from two street (Sussex Gardens and Cleveland Terrace) near to Paddington Station. With their beaten, strangled and mutilated bodies found barely 24 hours apart in places where they didn't belong. The police quickly confirmed that a crazed killer was on the loose. But still unsolved today, it remains one of the most perplexing unsolved double murders in Britain. But who was he?

This episode explores the often-forgotten 'other' suspect in the murder of Marina Monti, and Paul Milburn in 1993.

Date: Monday 26th of April 1993 at 4:20pm (murder of Paul MIlburn)
Location: Noke Lane near St Albans
Victim: 1 (Paul Anthony Milburn)
Culprits: Justin Martin Clarke

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0:00.0	Calling all holiday lovers, welcome to Passports Please, the podcast that hacks your holidays.
0:05.0	I'm Chelsea, also known as the cheap holiday expert online.
0:08.1	And I'm James, the one that just loves a holiday.
0:10.6	Fancy, finding out how to blag your way through a city break without a plan?
0:14.3	Covered.
0:15.0	Wondering what you should do if you ever forget your passport?
0:17.7	Speaking from experience, James.
0:19.4	No comment.
0:20.4	So grab your headphones and your carry on
0:22.6	and let's make your next trip unforgettable
0:24.7	for the right reasons.
0:26.1	Passports, please, is available to listen
0:27.7	wherever you get your podcasts.
0:40.3	Wednesday, the 15th of July, 1987. On the last day of the inquest, into the murder of Rachel Appawait, using his full diplomatic immunity,
0:51.3	the police's primary suspect flew to the safety of Mexico.
0:59.1	But having ruled out both cases being linked, Detective Superintendent Jim Hutchinson stated,
1:06.1	Guiliano Suarez was no longer suspected in the murder of Marina Monti,
1:14.9	ruling out a spree, a serial or a lone killer.
1:18.3	Prostitution is a brutal occupation where some of the most vulnerable women face dangers every
1:24.1	night, with a robbery, assault and rape, with sex workers being the second
1:30.3	most likely demographic to be murdered. Both killings had all the hallmarks of most
1:37.0	prostitute murders, being attacked by either a punter or a pimp. But with every similarity
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