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	Prostitute deaths 'the work of one man' Driver accused of five murders.(News) Newspaper article from: Daily Post (Liverpool, England) ...posed in a "cruciform shape", a jury was told yesterday...Wright, QC, told Ipswich Crown...worked as prostitutes in Ipswich...2006. Their bodies were found...jurors were ...
	AS IF THEY HAD BEEN CRUCIFIED; IPSWICH MURDER TRIAL 'Strangled prostitutes... Newspaper article from: The Mirror (London, England) ...killed five prostitutes left two...yesterday. The naked corpses of...Peter Wright told a jury in the trial of mass murder accused Steve...deliberately posed in cruciform shape." ...
	Prostitutes' bodies were left in crucifix pose Newspaper article from: The Scotsman ...murdered five prostitutes and abandoned...out in the shape of a crucifix...court was told. The first...dumping their naked bodies in...them. He told jurors that...and their bodies were later...Nicholls's ...
	The night police let stranglings suspect go; Steve Wright: DNA samples... Newspaper article from: Daily Mail (London) ...the Suffolk murders was stopped...went on to murder threemore...jurors were told. The naked bodies of...huntedfor prostitutes to kill...campaign of murder'. All were...habits. Their naked ...