One half of the notorious 'Railway Killers' partnership, John Duffy's accomplice David Mulcahy is interviewed on a BBC chat show about his love of roller skating in 1987. On year later, Duffy is sentenced to life imprisonment. After a 9 year silence, he finally revealed that Mulcahy had taken part in the cries with him, and he was sentenced in 2000. Together, during the 1980s, they attacked numerous women and children at railway stations in southern England. Their murder victims were Alison Day, 19 (1985), Maartje Tamboezer, 15 (1986) and Anne Lock, 29 (1986). Both men remained in prison for their evil crimes.
