A retired Detective who worked on the Emma Caldwell murder case has said he believes her killer was responsible for other deaths that have never been investigated and that far more about his offending remains to be uncovered.
Stuart Hall, a former detective constable who was part of the original inquiry into Caldwell's death in 2005, made the comments on a podcast series examining the deaths of several women involved in prostitution in and around Glasgow during the 1990s and early 2000s. He said he does not believe Emma Caldwell was Iain Packer's first victim and that he expects more information about Packer's crimes to surface in the coming years.
