Gary Allen told probation worker he fantasised about killing sex workers, jury told
He is standing trial accused of the murders of Samantha Class and Alena Grlakova
Updated
Gary Allen is on trial accused of killing Samantha Class in 1997 and another woman in 2018 (Image: Hull Live)
Gary Allen told a probation officer he fantasised about hurting and killing sex workers during a chilling meeting.
Allen, 47, formerly of Grimsby is currently standing trial accused of the murders of Samantha Class in 1997 in Hull and Alena Grlakova in 2018.
Samantha s body was found on the banks of the Humber near North Ferriby in 1997. She had been beaten, strangled and run over.
Gary Allen told probation worker he fantasised about killing sex workers - Trial
He is standing trial accused of the murders of Samantha Class and Alena Grlakova
Updated
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Gary Allen told a probation officer he fantasised about hurting and killing sex workers during a chilling meeting.
12:14 EDT, 10 May 2021
A man accused of two murders 21 years apart told a probation officer that he fantasised about hurting and killing sex workers, a court has heard.
Gary Allen, 47, is currently standing trial accused of the murders of Samantha Class in 1997 in Hull and Alena Grlakova in 2018.
Jurors at Sheffield Crown Court heard Allen had a strong dislike of sex workers , and both women had worked in the sex industry at the time of their deaths.
Samantha s body was found by schoolchildren on the banks of the River Humber near North Ferriby. She had been beaten, strangled and run over.
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