Murder Mile UK True Crime10 Maalis 2022

#161 - 'Do Not Disturb' - Part Three (Pall Mall, London, England)

This is Part Three of Three of 'Do Not Disturb', the untold story of the murder of Sarah Gibson.

In the summer of 1972, 24-year-old homeless man David Frooms murdered Sarah Gibson, as she lay in her bed at the RAC Club at 89 Pall Mall, London, SW1. But why? How did he know her, why did he attack her, why did he climb five sets of stairs to find her room inside of a very secure club, and why did he subject her to a four-hour ordeal? Was it personal, revenge or a series of unfortunate circumstances?

Date: Sunday 3rd July 1972 at 12am to Monday 4th July 1972 at 4am
Location: Room 519, Staff Quarters, The RAC Club, 89 Pall Mall, London, UK, SW1
Victims: 1 (Sarah Mary Gindle Gibson)
Culprits: 1 (David Charles Richard Frooms)
Keywords: assault, strangle, bedroom, killing

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