A woman assaulted by Simon Levy has said her fears became “real life” after the serial sex offender was left free and went on to carry out further attacks, including the murders of two women and the rape of a third.
The case centres on a sequence of decisions that allowed Levy to remain on the streets despite his history as a sex offender. He is described as having later become a double murderer, with the consequences of those decisions proving devastating for multiple victims.
According to the supplied account, Levy assaulted a woman before later killing two women and raping another. The woman who had earlier been attacked said her nightmare became reality when he was able to offend again.
The material identifies the handling of Levy’s case as disastrous, stating that decisions made before the later crimes left him free rather than in custody or otherwise prevented from posing a risk to the public.
No further details are provided in the supplied material about the timing of the offences, the locations involved, the agencies responsible for the decisions, or any official response. The latest known position is that Levy’s earlier victim has spoken out after his subsequent crimes against three other women.
