Woman assaulted by double murderer says nightmare became 'real life' when police let him attack again
Summary
Simon Levy, a convicted sex offender, assaulted a woman named Laura in 2018 and was later allowed out of jail, after which he attacked and killed more women. Laura said the police and courts made mistakes that let Levy harm others, and he has now been found guilty of multiple murders and assaults in London.Key Facts
- Simon Levy attacked Laura in 2018 on the London Underground during the Notting Hill Carnival.
- Laura reported the assault to police but initially felt unsupported and that officers did not act promptly.
- Levy was convicted in 2021 of sexually assaulting Laura and another woman and was sentenced to three years in prison.
- While on license (early release), Levy sexually assaulted a prison officer but was still released.
- Between 2023 and 2025, Levy sexually assaulted 11 women on trains and the Tube in London.
- In 2025, Levy was convicted of murdering Carmenza Valencia-Trujillo and Sheryl Wilkins, along with raping another woman.
- Police and courts faced criticism for decisions that allowed Levy to remain free and attack more women.
- Laura says she feels betrayed by the criminal justice system, which she believes failed to protect other women.
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