British serial killer begins appeal against conviction

Serial killer Steve Wright has applied for permission to appeal against his conviction for murdering five prostitutes, Suffolk police said today.

British serial killer begins appeal against conviction
Wed, 19 Mar, 2008 - 17:28
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English serial killer Steve Wright has applied for permission to appeal against his conviction for murdering five prostitutes, Suffolk police said today.

The 49-year-old former QE2 steward, from Ipswich, was found guilty last month by a jury at Ipswich Crown Court.

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CourtsSuffolk killings trialPlace: SuffolkPlace: IpswichPlace: LondonPerson: Steve WrightPerson: WrightPerson: Julie CrosbyPerson: Gemma AdamsPerson: Tania NicolPerson: Anneli AldertonPerson: Paula ClennellPerson: Annette NichollsPerson: CrosbyPerson: Brian AdamsPerson: AdamsPerson: Keith WrightOrganisation: QE2Organisation: Ipswich Crown CourtOrganisation: Court of Appeal
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