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TRUE CRIME - COLIN IRELAND INVESTIGATION - 2021

Albert Patrick tells all about the Colin Ireland case not heard by the public.. This Infamous serial killer even got the nickname "The Gay Slayer" ‪@liquidbulletproductionz‬ Ireland suffered a severely dysfunctional upbringing.[2] He committed various crimes from the age of 16 and had served time in borstals and prisons.[2][3] While living in Southend, he started frequenting the Coleherne, a gay pub in Earl's Court, London.[4] Ireland sought men who liked the passive role and sado-masochism, so he could readily restrain them as they initially believed it was a sexual game.[5] Ireland said he was heterosexual: he had been twice married to women and that he pretended to be gay only to befriend potential victims. Ireland claimed that his murders were not sexually-motivated.[5] He was highly organised, and carried a full murder kit of rope, handcuffs and a full change of clothes to each murder. After killing his victim he cleaned the flat of any forensic evidence linking him to the scene and stayed in the flat until morning in order to avoid arousing suspicion from leaving in the middle of the night.[6] Ireland was jailed for life for the murders in December 1993[7] and remained imprisoned until his death in February 2012, at the age of 57. Early life Ireland was born in 1954 in Dartford, Kent, to an unmarried teenage couple.[2] Shortly after his birth, his father left him and his 17-year-old mother.[2] His father is not named on his birth certificate, and Ireland did not know his identity.[2] He was raised in poverty by his mother; they moved many times.[2] In the early 1960s, she married.[2] When she became pregnant, she put Ireland into care; he later returned to her.[2] In 1966 she married another man.[2] During the 1960s in Sheerness, Kent, Ireland was propositioned on three occasions and spied on once by men who were pedophiles.[2] In his mid-teens, he was sent to borstal for theft, and whilst there, deliberately set fire to another resident's belongings. At age 17, Ireland was convicted of robbery.[2] He escaped and was returned to borstal.[2] Early adulthood Edit In the attempt to make ends meet, Ireland had a series of manual jobs,[2] then in December 1975, he was convicted of car theft, criminal damage and two burglaries, for which he was sentenced to 18 months' imprisonment.[2] Ireland was released in November 1976 and moved to Swindon, Wiltshire. He lived with a woman and her children for a few months.[2] In 1977, he was convicted of extortion, for which he was sentenced to 18 months' imprisonment.[2] In 1980, he was convicted of robbery, for which he was sentenced to two years' imprisonment.[2] In 1981, he was convicted of attempted deception.[2] In 1982, Ireland married Virginia Zammit; the couple and their daughter lived in the Holloway area of London.[2] In 1985, he was convicted and sentenced to six months for "going equipped to cheat".[2] He divorced in 1987, after his wife discovered he had committed adultery. In 1989, in Devon, he married Janet Young; he was violent towards her and stole from her.[2] In the early 1990s, they separated; she and her children became homeless. He moved to Southend-on-Sea, where he became homeless and lived in a hostel.[2] He later moved to his own flat. Whilst living there, he traveled to the Coleherne Arms, a gay pub in Earl's Court, London, where he first met his victims. Victims Edit Peter Walker Peter Walker, a 45-year-old choreographer, took Ireland back to his flat in Battersea. There he was bound, and ultimately suffocated by a plastic bag being placed over his head.[6] Ireland placed two teddy bears in a 69 position on the body. He left Walker's dogs locked in another room. The day after the murder, having heard no news reports of the crime, he called the Samaritans and a journalist from The Sun newspaper, advising them of the dogs, and that he had murdered their owner.[6] He told them he wanted to become famous for being a serial killer. An ex boyfriend of Peter was later interviewed and told the police that Peter did not like sadomasochism and was more than likely forced into it by Ireland. Christopher Dunn Edit Dunn was a 37-year-old librarian who lived in Wealdstone. He was found naked in a harness. His death was initially believed to be an accident that occurred during an erotic game.[8] In addition, because he lived in a different area from Walker, a different set of investigators worked on the case. For these reasons the death was not initially linked to Walker's.[8] Perry Bradley III Edit Ireland met 35-year-old[9] businessman Perry Bradley III at the Coleherne pub. Bradley lived in Kensington and was the son of Texas Democratic Party fundraiser Perry Bradley Jr.[8] The two men returned to Bradley's flat, where Ireland suggested that he tie Bradley up; Bradley expressed his displeasure at the idea.[9] In order to get Bradley to comply, Ireland told him that he was unable to perform sexually without elements of bondage. Bradley hesitantly cooper