Serial sex attacker Simon Levy has been sentenced to a whole-life prison term for murdering two women and raping a third.
The 40-year-old was found guilty at the Old Bailey of murdering grandmother Carmenza Valencia-Trujillo, 53, in March 2025 and mother-of-four Sheryl Wilkins, 39, in August that year.
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He suffocated both women in sexually motivated attacks, with Ms Valencia-Trujillo found in a largely abandoned block of flats on the Aylesbury estate in south-east London, and Ms Wilkins behind a car park wall near Tottenham High Road, north London.
His spiral of offending escalated from sexual assaults on the Tube to double murder.
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When he turned killer, Levy had already subjected a third woman to a brutal rape in the same car park where Ms Wilkins’ body was later found, and the surviving victim had told police where her attacker lived.
The rape victim has not been named.
Levy was repeatedly set free on bail despite a growing number of attacks on women.
Judge Mark Lucraft KC, the Recorder of London, condemned him to spend the rest of his life in jail with no chance of ever being released.
The judge said: “You are clearly someone who ruthlessly exploits others for your own personal sexual satisfaction.”
Noting his disturbing internet history and collection of press cuttings about sexual crimes, he said Levy is “someone who appears to have a morbid fascination with sex, rape, and crime”.
Levy’s victims branded him a “monster” and a “parasite” as he faced the sentencing hearing.
He targeted the woman knowing they were vulnerable as street sex workers with drug addictions, in what prosecutor Tom Little KC described as “predatory” attacks.
Levy was convicted earlier this year at Inner London Crown Court of 11 sexual assaults on London’s public transport network.
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