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Get the free app no ads · no paywallCrime · 17 December 2025
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Harry Roberts, who killed three police officers in 1966, died at 89 after a brief illness. Roberts sparked a huge search after the Shepherd's Bush murders. He was jailed for 48 years and released in 2014. Roberts, one of Britain's longest-serving prisoners, lived in Peterborough until his death Saturday.
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