Catching the Black Cab Rapist - Apple TV
John Worboys preyed on the women of London, drugging, raping and sexually assaulting over 100 victims in his taxi cab between 2000 and 2008. In this c…
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The phrase “black cab rapist” most commonly refers to John Worboys, a London taxi driver convicted in 2009 for multiple rapes and sexual assaults. The case and related investigations have generated ongoing media and legal discussion since then. For example, landmark Supreme Court findings in 2018 clarified that police failings in such investigations can give rise to human rights claims by victims. This remains a reference point for subsequent true-crime adaptations and public-interest coverage.[4][6]
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In recent years, attention has shifted to how Worboys’ case has been portrayed in media and drama. ITV announced a four-part true-crime project linked to the Worboys case, with further coverage around casting and production updates. A later ITV piece highlighted Daniel Mays playing Worboys and framed the project around the victims’ fight for justice.[5][6]
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