London Underground serial killer : the life of Kieran Kelly / Geoff Platt.

Intro; Title; Copyright; Contents; Introduction; The Early Years in and Around Dublin -- 1930 to 1960; The Middle Years in London -- 1960 to 1983; Kelly's First Murder; Kelly's Other Murders; Kelly's Final Murder; The Police Response; The Trial; Prison Life; Victims and Consequences; The Re-investigation of the Kelly Murders; What Can We Learn From Kelly?; Appendix One -- COURT OF APPEAL; Appendix Two -- Alleged British Serial Killers; References; Epilogue; Plate section.

The full story of the life and times of Kieran Patrick Kelly, the London Underground Serial Killer, who wandered up and down the Northern Line of the London Underground between 1960 and 1983, pushing innocent people that he had never met under trains, and who finished up killing over thirty people. The book provides a full biography of Kelly, discussing the details of his crimes, his victims and his ability to evade justice; he managed to secure mistrials or acquittals in twenty-five trials before being eventually convicted and sentenced to die to prison, which he did in Durham, in 2001. It could be argued that Kelly is the most investigated serial killer in the history of the world. His murders were investigated as they occurred between 1953 and 1983; they were reinvestigated in 1983 and again in 2015. The author of this book played major roles in the two latter inquiries, conducting the entire inquiry in 1983 and acting as a consultant to the 2015 inquiry. More is known about Kelly than any other serial killer in history. He was arrested before he had finished killing, then murdered his cellmate in the police station and was interviewed by the author ten minutes after this final murder, before spending the next two years discussing his crimes and his motivations with the author. The end result is a truly unique insight into the mind of a serial killer!

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