Simon Levy murders: has anything changed in policing since Sarah Everard’s killing?
Summary
Simon Levy was convicted of murdering two women and attacking others, mostly sex workers, in London during 2025. He targeted vulnerable women in hidden places and used violence, including rape and strangulation. Levy had a history of sexual offenses and was previously imprisoned.Key Facts
- Simon Levy attacked and killed mainly sex workers near Tottenham High Street and other parts of London.
- One woman survived his attack in January 2025, and another victim, Sheryl Wilkins, died in August 2025.
- Levy also murdered Carmenza Valencia-Trujillo in March 2025 in south London.
- He targeted sex workers believing he would avoid being caught.
- Levy’s DNA, travel cards, phone data, and CCTV footage linked him to the crimes.
- He has diagnoses of dyslexia, autism, and learning difficulties and was long-term unemployed.
- Levy had prior convictions for sexual assaults and was in prison from 2021 to 2023.
- After release, he committed more assaults, including on public transport, before his 2025 murders.
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