Levi Bellfield

But is that really what happens? Is that really why people become serial killers? As we're gonna see with our next example, no, absolutely not.

Our next example is Levi Bellfield and he's, uh, mentioned in chapter five of the book True Crime British Killers by Jason Neal and Levi Bellfield will challenge all of that.

He was called the Bus Stop Killer.

He was not somebody who didn't have the ability to have relations with women.

This guy certainly was somebody who had partners and he had all types of access to women in various capacities because in addition to being a man who had four different partners and 11 children, he also was a bouncer who worked at a nightclub And he would offer girls things like ketamine and cocaine to get into his van so he could have access to them, and then he would start his activities there.

And he is another person who does seem like someone who fell off the rails and the mean person who got out of control.

But with Levi Bellfield, there are stories in this book, uh, True Crime British Killers, that really show us as to how and why he was getting out of control.

He had destructive tendencies from a very young age, and that is something that is, um, stated right here.

A reform badly needed, and shocking really that such a paltry sentence was the maximum that could be imposed.

David Fuller is today imprisoned alongside other notable whole life tariff prisoners such as Levi Bellfield, Wayne Couzens, and John Duffy at HMP Frankland in Durham.

His foul crimes ensuring that he will remain incarcerated until his death, with no possibility of release.

I can imagine that even amongst such monsters as I've mentioned there, that due to Fuller's abhorrent crimes, he must be a hated and shunned figure in prison, and I do hope that prison time is the hardest time that it can be for him.