- A former detective involved in the initial investigation into Emma Caldwell's murder believes Iain Packer, who was convicted of her killing, likely committed further murders.
- Iain Packer was convicted in 2024 of Ms Caldwell's 2005 murder and a series of sexual offences against other women, receiving a life sentence with a minimum of 36 years.
- Retired detective constable Stuart Hall shared his insights on The Beware Book podcast, suggesting Packer's pattern of violence indicates more victims.
- Police had questioned Packer shortly after Ms Caldwell's death, but a group of Turkish men were wrongly charged in 2007, with the case later collapsing.
- A public inquiry, chaired by Lord Scott KC, is scheduled to examine the police investigation into Ms Caldwell's murder.
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