The OAP Killer: First Kill, Last Kill(2014)
Chilling documentary about Kenneth Erskine, aka the Stockwell Strangler, who embarked on a spree of sexual assault and murder in 1986. What made his crimes especially horrific was that all of his victims were elderly.
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The OAP Killer: First Kill, Last Kill
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Chilling documentary about Kenneth Erskine, aka the Stockwell Strangler, who embarked on a spree of sexual assault and murder in 1986. What made his crimes especially horrific was that all of his victims were elderly.
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2014-05-08
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