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A serial killer nicknamed Bible John who brutally murdered three women in the late 1960s was never caught - but new photofits have prompted a slew of people to come forward and name potential...
Bible John is an unidentified serial killer who is believed to have murdered three young women between 1968 and 1969 in Glasgow, Scotland. [1] The victims of Bible John were all young brunette women between the ages of 25 and 32, all of whom met their murderer at the Barrowland Ballroom, a dance hall and music
The perpetrator, who came to be known as “Bible John,” remains one of Scotland’s most notorious and elusive serial killers. Despite extensive investigations, his identity has never been definitively uncovered, leaving a legacy of mystery and terror.
BBC’s newest true crime documentary tells the story of Bible John – a Scottish serial killer who remains undetected to this day. The mini-series features former journalists, family members...
As new evidence over his identity comes to light, the Record looks at the history of the man police have been hunting for decades. Who is Bible John? An unidentified serial killer thought to...
Bible John is a Scottish serial killer who has managed to evade capture for decades. But will a new BBC documentary help finally help deliver some answers?
This is the exhumation which, it's hoped, will confirm the identity of Glasgow's most famous and mysterious serial killer, Bible John. Spin back almost 30 years from February 1996 to the...
Police have never confirmed the true identity of Bible John. He gets his name due to quoting scripture during a taxi journey with one of his victims Helen Puttock and her sister before she was...
Into this civic and cultural maelstrom, on Thursday, February 22, 1968, at over-25s night at the Barrowland, strolled the serial sex killer who would become known as Bible John. More than half...
The identity of the man in the taxi in the infamous Bible John case was "covered up" by top police officers, a new BBC podcast has claimed.