The source continued: ‘I concluded there wasn’t any action that Accent could take at that time but I advised my staff that if we received any further complaints I wanted to know immediately. Weaponry: One of the crossbows belonging to murderer Stephen Griffiths Staff built up a huge dossier of complaints on Griffiths with Bradford police and a better CCTV system was fitted around the building in case it was needed as back-up in court.
But when it became clear he had sex in mind and his advances were refused, he became aggressive. Griffiths had formed ‘platonic’ relationships with at least two women residents in Holmfield Court, where he rented a £60-a-week, one-bedroom flat.Īt first they described him as polite and friendly. The association was so concerned it even gave the male caretaker a panic alarm. Housing staff insisted no females went alone to speak with Griffiths after neighbours reported threats and sinister behaviour towards women. Managers of the block in Bradford had been alerted by a policeman after librarians reported Griffiths was reading books on human dismemberment.
Officers had already seized a haul of hunting knives and a crossbow.Īnd a former senior management source with Accent, the housing company which ran the block of flats where Griffiths lived, has revealed that police worried it was only a matter of time before he killed. Griffiths, who was jailed for life last week for murdering three vice girls, was being watched two years before he killed them.
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Police feared ‘Crossbow Cannibal’ Stephen Griffiths was a serial killer in the making – but were powerless to act, a source has claimed.
Jailed for life: Stephen Griffiths murdered three women but even before the killings, police were aware of his anti-social behaviour
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