Iain Packer, 51, was convicted of killing Glasgow sex worker Emma Caldwell in 2005 and raping several other defenseless women as part of a 1999–2005 sexual depravity spree.
Over the course of the trial, which lasted more than a month at Glasgow’s High Court, it was revealed that Packer was a regular user of drug-addled sex workers and that he lured his victims to isolated forests 40 miles from the city’s red-light district.
With a ‘Jekyll and Hyde’ rage, he violently demanded that ladies remove their garments without their will, humiliating them as part of he saw.
Having a ‘Jekyll and Hyde’ attitude, he violently demanded that women undress against their will as part of what he perceived to be consent-free business dealings, humiliating them in the process.
The jury was informed that the admitted liar would choke his victims if they disobeyed his advances.
