The Camden Ripper: Anthony Hardy and the Women London Overlooked
In the early hours of 30 December 2002, a man searching bins in Camden pulled out black sacks. Inside were human remains. The heads and hands were never found.
Anthony Hardy — later called the Camden Ripper — was convicted of murdering Sally White, Elizabeth Valad, and Bridgette MacClennan. One of those deaths had already been written off as a heart attack. Weeks after Hardy was discharged from a psychiatric hospital, two more women were killed, posed, photographed, and dismembered in his council flat.
Host Alexander Lawson traces Hardy’s fall from engineer and father to whole-life prisoner…
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