The Railway Killers: Two Friends Who Hunted Women Off the Train
Two childhood friends. Dozens of women attacked near railway stations. Three murdered. And a police investigation that changed British policing forever.
In the 1980s, London and the south of England were terrorised by a pair of attackers the press called the Railway Rapists — later the Railway Killers. John Duffy and David Mulcahy didn’t need to speak. Survivors said they moved like “two bodies with one brain.”
They used the railway network as their hunting ground. They bound victims with string. They played Thriller in the car before they struck. And when rape was no longer enough, they…
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