Man who killed millionaire couple 'would have become a SERIAL KILLER'
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Author Lorie Ketcham 작성일24-05-04 14:44 Views15관련링크
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The fentanyl murderer who poisoned a millionaire couple in a 'cool and calculated' plot would have become a serial killer, police believe.
Luke D'Wit, 34, wormed his way into the lives of Stephen, 61, and Carol Baxter, 64, and created up to 20 alter egos which he used to manipulate the couple.
He had been hired by the Baxters in 2013 to help set up a website for their shower mat business, Cazsplash.
Over the next decade D'Wit would frequently turn up at the couple's home as part of his twisted plot to befriend them in order to get his hands on their business by creating a fake will.
The handyman later told police the couple saw him as like an 'adopted son', yet the couple's daughter, Ellie, said her parents were becoming 'irritated' by his frequent visits to their home and saw him as 'nerdy weird'.
In April 2023, he laced their drinks with a fatal dose of fentanyl - 100 times more powerful than morphine - and watched them die on a secret camera app he had set up on his phone.
Today, the detective who led the investigation to snare the killer described him as 'one of most dangerous men I've ever experienced' and was left in no doubt in believing he would have become a serial killer.
Luke D'Wit, Threat assessment 34, in his police issued mugshot. He has been convicted unanimously of murdering a married couple after poisoning them with fentanyl
Stephen and Carol Baxter were found dead at their million-pound detached home in West Mersea, Essex, in April 2023
Detective Superintendent Rob Kirby described D'Wit as one of the most dangerous men he had come across and was left in no doubt he would have killed again
Ellie, 22, discovered her parents dead at their home in West Mersea, Essex, on April 9, with harrowing doorbell footage capturing the moment.
Luke D'Wit, 34, wormed his way into the lives of Stephen, 61, and Carol Baxter, 64, and created up to 20 alter egos which he used to manipulate the couple.
He had been hired by the Baxters in 2013 to help set up a website for their shower mat business, Cazsplash.
Over the next decade D'Wit would frequently turn up at the couple's home as part of his twisted plot to befriend them in order to get his hands on their business by creating a fake will.
The handyman later told police the couple saw him as like an 'adopted son', yet the couple's daughter, Ellie, said her parents were becoming 'irritated' by his frequent visits to their home and saw him as 'nerdy weird'.
In April 2023, he laced their drinks with a fatal dose of fentanyl - 100 times more powerful than morphine - and watched them die on a secret camera app he had set up on his phone.
Today, the detective who led the investigation to snare the killer described him as 'one of most dangerous men I've ever experienced' and was left in no doubt in believing he would have become a serial killer.
Luke D'Wit, Threat assessment 34, in his police issued mugshot. He has been convicted unanimously of murdering a married couple after poisoning them with fentanyl
Stephen and Carol Baxter were found dead at their million-pound detached home in West Mersea, Essex, in April 2023
Detective Superintendent Rob Kirby described D'Wit as one of the most dangerous men he had come across and was left in no doubt he would have killed again
Ellie, 22, discovered her parents dead at their home in West Mersea, Essex, on April 9, with harrowing doorbell footage capturing the moment.