Man murdered two London women in predatory sexual attacks, court told
Summary
Simon Levy is on trial in London for allegedly murdering two women and attacking a third in a series of violent sexual crimes during 2025. The victims were vulnerable women involved in sex work or drug addiction, and the prosecution says DNA and CCTV evidence link Levy to the crimes.Key Facts
- Simon Levy, 40, denies killing Carmenza Valencia-Trujillo (53) and Sheryl Wilkins (39), and attacking a third woman.
- The attacks occurred over eight months in 2025 in south-east London and Tottenham.
- The victims were vulnerable, involved in sex work or exchanged sex for money or drugs.
- CCTV showed Levy with Wilkins shortly before her murder in a car park.
- DNA evidence connected Levy to the killing of Valencia-Trujillo, which was sexually motivated.
- The first victim survived a brutal assault where she was raped, strangled, and left unconscious.
- The survivors testified and identified Levy, who lived near the crime scenes.
- Levy denies all charges including murder, rape, and strangulation; the trial is ongoing.
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