Double murderer and rapist Simon Levy handed whole-life tariff
Summary
Simon Levy was sentenced to life in prison without the chance of release for murdering two women and sexually assaulting another in London. Despite previous convictions and being on bail, police errors allowed him to commit more crimes before his arrest.Key Facts
- Simon Levy was convicted of murdering two women in 2025 and attacking and raping another woman who survived.
- He was given a whole-life tariff, meaning he will spend the rest of his life in prison without parole.
- Levy had a long history of sexual crimes and was on the sex offender register since 2021.
- Police mistakes allowed him to stay free on bail after initial crimes, during which he committed more attacks.
- The murders took place in Tottenham, London, with victims including Carmenza Valencia-Trujillo and Sheryl Wilkins.
- The surviving victim testified against Levy during the trial.
- The judge described Levy as someone who exploited women for his sexual satisfaction.
- Family members of the victims expressed their hope that Levy will never be released.
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