John Worboys
Coverage of John Worboys in the Nexus archive.
- Black cab rapist may have preyed on many more women all across the UK, Carrie Johnson and fellow survivor tell the Daily Mail's Deep Dive podcast - as they urge more victims to come forward to keep John Worboys behind bars
Carrie Johnson and other survivors of John Worboys, a black cab rapist, are urging more victims to come forward to ensure he remains imprisoned. The podcast discussion suggests Worboys may have targeted numerous additional women across the UK beyond those already known to authorities.
- Carrie Johnson warns black cab rapist John Worboys could have up to '1,000 or more' victims as she reveals other women are coming forward after broadcast of ITV drama Believe Me
Carrie Johnson warns that black cab rapist John Worboys could have up to '1,000 or more' victims, with other women coming forward after the broadcast of ITV drama Believe Me. The revelation comes as a result of the drama's impact on survivors of Worboys' crimes. This development may lead to further investigations and support for victims.
- There could be 1,000 or more victims of black-cab rapist John Worboys, says Carrie Johnson
Carrie Johnson, wife of former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson, believes there could be up to 1,000 victims of black-cab rapist John Worboys. She had encountered Worboys in 2007 and helped bring him to justice. The parole refusal last week was a huge relief for her.
- Black cab rapist John Worboys is working in prison hospital with sick and elderly inmates after being refused parole
John Worboys, a black cab rapist, is working in a prison hospital with sick and elderly inmates after being denied parole. He was refused parole due to his high risk of reoffending. This decision has raised concerns about public safety.
- John Worboys is denied parole for second time
John Worboys, a black-cab rapist, has been denied parole for the second time by the Parole Board, which decided against his release or transfer to open conditions within prison. The decision was communicated to his victims on Thursday. Worboys' parole denial is a significant development in his case.
- Black cab rapist John Worboys will remain in prison after being refused parole for second time
John Worboys, a black cab rapist, has been refused parole for the second time and will remain in prison. The decision comes after his previous applications were rejected. Worboys' case has garnered significant attention due to the severity of his crimes.
- Officer who cracked serial rapist Worboys case says justice system ‘close to exploding’
The police officer who solved the John Worboys case says similar crimes could still be happening due to the rise of drink spiking in an overstretched justice system. Tim Grattan-Kane was the senior investigating officer who arrested Worboys in 2008. The case is being dramatized by ITV.