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Sally Anne Bowman killer Mark Dixie jailed for more attacks Sally Anne Bowman killer Mark Dixie jailed for more attacks
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The murderer of model Sally Anne Bowman has been given two further life sentences for two more sex attacks. The murderer of model Sally Anne Bowman has been given two further life sentences for raping two other women.
Mark Dixie, now 47, was jailed for at least 34 years in 2008 for repeatedly stabbing 18-year-old Miss Bowman, before raping her as she lay dead or dying in south London in 2005.Mark Dixie, now 47, was jailed for at least 34 years in 2008 for repeatedly stabbing 18-year-old Miss Bowman, before raping her as she lay dead or dying in south London in 2005.
The former pub chef confessed to detectives in 2015 he was responsible for more attacks. Dixie confessed to detectives in 2015 he was responsible for more attacks, including one when he was a teenager.
This included the rape of a woman when he was 16 years old. Senior investigating officer Chris Le Pere described Dixie as "a monster".
Dixie targeted the victim in 1987 while she was sitting in her own car in an isolated south London car park. Outside court Mr Le Pere said although the Metropolitan Police had no evidence to link the former pub chef to any other rapes or murders, "with my experience, I would find it very surprising if he had not done something extremely serious we don't know about".
Friday's sentencing hearing was told Dixie targeted his first victim when he was 16 while she was sitting in her own car in an isolated south London car park.
He then tied her up inside and set the vehicle on fire.He then tied her up inside and set the vehicle on fire.
The victim said he "seemed delighted in her evident fear" as she became hysterical, fearing she was going to die.
She managed to free herself and raised the alarm, Southwark Crown Court was told in July.She managed to free herself and raised the alarm, Southwark Crown Court was told in July.
'Utterly petrified'
However, she was left "utterly petrified", when she received two chilling phone calls from her attacker in the following days, the court was told.
In a victim impact statement, she said: "I didn't seek counselling, I had survived, I was in one piece. I just wanted to get on with life."
The second attack, in 2002, saw him bludgeon a woman with a chef's steel, normally used to sharpen kitchen knives, before telling her "I'm going to kill you" and molesting her.The second attack, in 2002, saw him bludgeon a woman with a chef's steel, normally used to sharpen kitchen knives, before telling her "I'm going to kill you" and molesting her.
She managed to escape when Dixie was interrupted by a man who heard her screams.
The court heard Dixie took his victim's mobile phone during the attack and later boasted to her ex-boyfriend in a call: "I've battered her. I've battered her. I've left her by the railway."
The Sally Anne Bowman murder
In the early hours of 25 September 2005, Sally Anne Bowman, an 18-year-old hairdresser and model, was murdered near her home in Croydon, south London.
Returning from a night out, she was stabbed in the neck and stomach and then raped as she lay dead or dying.
She had been dropped off by her ex-boyfriend Lewis Sproston who police arrested but later released without charge.
The murder remained unsolved until June 2006, when local man Mark Dixie was arrested following a fight at the pub where he worked as a chef.
DNA taken from a swab linked him to the case and he was charged with the murder.
During the Old Bailey trial Dixie, admitted to having sex with Miss Bowman after finding her on the ground outside her home, but denied murdering her.
He was found guilty of Miss Bowman's murder and was sentenced to life in jail with a minimum term of 34 years.
Father-of-three Dixie admitted charges of rape, indecent assault and grievous bodily harm during a hearing on 26 July.Father-of-three Dixie admitted charges of rape, indecent assault and grievous bodily harm during a hearing on 26 July.
In January 2015 the killer, who had pleaded not guilty throughout his first trial, finally confessed to the murder.In January 2015 the killer, who had pleaded not guilty throughout his first trial, finally confessed to the murder.
Dixie wrote to police saying he wanted to "tell the truth" about what happened to Miss Bowman, before telling detectives he had killed her in a frenzied attack that included biting her after she fled from her boyfriend's car in a row.Dixie wrote to police saying he wanted to "tell the truth" about what happened to Miss Bowman, before telling detectives he had killed her in a frenzied attack that included biting her after she fled from her boyfriend's car in a row.
Later, while being interviewed by police, he said he had not raped or murdered anybody before.Later, while being interviewed by police, he said he had not raped or murdered anybody before.
However, he went on to admit two further attacks after he was told by the investigating officer: "That's not entirely true. I know something you did in 1987."However, he went on to admit two further attacks after he was told by the investigating officer: "That's not entirely true. I know something you did in 1987."
By the time Dixie was jailed for Miss Bowman's murder, he had already been convicted of indecent exposure and indecent assault in the UK.By the time Dixie was jailed for Miss Bowman's murder, he had already been convicted of indecent exposure and indecent assault in the UK.
He was also responsible for another sex attack in Australia, where he had lived for six years.He was also responsible for another sex attack in Australia, where he had lived for six years.
Dixie has also admitted a serious sexual assault in Spain in 2005, his barrister Andrew Mooney said.Dixie has also admitted a serious sexual assault in Spain in 2005, his barrister Andrew Mooney said.
Mr Le Pere said Dixie was still "very dangerous", adding: "I would be very surprised if he would ever not pose a threat to the public or a danger to the public.
"But that's for other people to decide."