A double murderer and rapist sexually assaulted ten women on London trains, repeatedly using clothing tied around his waist to conceal his actions.

Simon Levy, 40, of Beaufoy Road, Haringey, targeted women travelling across the capital between October 2023 and May 2025.

He was convicted of 11 counts of sexual assault following a trial at Inner London Crown Court, which ran from January 26 to February 4, 2026.

Ten offences involved women on trains. The remaining count concerned a sexual assault on a prison officer at HMP Brixton in April 2022.

The court heard how Levy repeatedly boarded London Underground trains with a jumper tied around his waist, using it to hide his hand as he assaulted women.

His offending spanned locations including Canada Water, Chancery Lane, Liverpool Street, Seven Sisters, Finsbury Park, Charing Cross, Stoke Newington and Westminster.

The offences he was convicted of included:

– A sexual assault on a train near Canada Water on 24 October 2023

– Two counts of sexual assault on a train near Chancery Lane on 21 October 2024

– A sexual assault on a train near Liverpool Street on 28 October 2024

– A sexual assault on a train near Seven Sisters on 27 March 2025

– A sexual assault on a train near Finsbury Park on 7 April 2025

– A sexual assault on a train near Charing Cross on 8 April 2025

– A sexual assault on a train near Stoke Newington on 26 April 2025

– A sexual assault on a train near Seven Sisters on 1 May 2025

– A sexual assault on a train near Westminster on 29 May 2025

On June 16, 2026, Levy received six years in prison with an additional three years on licence for the sexual assaults investigated by British Transport Police.

Reporting restrictions prevented those convictions from being publicised until August 7, when he was convicted of two murders and rape following a separate Metropolitan Police investigation.

At the Old Bailey in August, Judge Mark Lucraft KC sentenced Levy to a whole life order, meaning he will never be released.

He killed Carmenza Valencia-Trujillo, 53, in March 2025 and 39-year-old Sheryl Wilkins five months later. Earlier that year, he raped a third woman in the same Tottenham car park where Wilkins was later found dead.

When Levy carried out the attacks, he was on bail and being monitored by the Met police

During his trial, the court heard Levy suffocated both women in sexually motivated attacks, with Valencia-Trujillo found in a largely abandoned block of flats on the Aylesbury estate in south-east London, and Wilkins behind a car park wall near Tottenham High Road, north London.

The woman he raped had told the police where he lived but she was not formally interviewed until after Levy had killed.