Police now believe it was the work of one man.
, Hilda McAuley and Agnes Cooney all fell victim in a three-month period after meeting their killer on nights out in Glasgow with friends.
The young man then heard what sounded like a taxi's brakes squealing to a stop and assumed Anna, above, had hailed a cab. A woman police officer dressed to resemble Anna reconstructed her last-known steps from the Hurdy Gurdy pub in a public appeal for information.
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