Packer's Overseas Crimes Suspected

0:00On April 16, Ian Packer got life in prison with a minimum of 36 years for murdering Emma Caldwell back in 2005 and raping. Multiple women, but now a victim and a retired detective say he probably kept defending overseas, especially on trips to Florida. One survivor, Magdalene Robertson, told a podcast she is dead certain, Packer attacked women there during his annual boxing day getaways. She figures his habits as a serial predator, followed him straight to sex clubs, strip joints, or even hotel rooms, retired detectives Stuart Hall, who worked the original Caldwell case, backs her up completely. He says guys like Packer do not chill out on vacation, they just keep their twisted patterns going wherever they land. This comes as the public inquiry led by Lord Scott kicks off to dig into why police took almost 20 years to nail Packer for the murder. His body turned up in a remote spot in South Lanarkshire Woods. Police Scotland's deputy chief constable promises full support for the probe, honoring the

1:01family's long fight for justice while more layers of this dark story unfold.