Simon Levy Convicted of Double Murder and Rape at Old Bailey

Simon Levy Convicted of Double Murder and Rape at Old BaileySimon Levy Convicted of Double Murder and Rape at Old Bailey

On 7 August 2026, Simon Levy, aged 40, of Beaufoy Road, Tottenham, was found guilty at the Old Bailey of two counts of murder, two counts of rape, grievous bodily harm, and intentional strangulation.

The court heard details regarding a complex Metropolitan Police investigation into a series of violent offences committed against women during 2025. Prosecutors outlined how Levy murdered Carmenza Valencia Trujillo and Sheryl Wilkins, while also subjecting a third victim to severe physical and sexual abuse, including rape, grievous bodily harm, and intentional strangulation.

Following extensive forensic and investigative enquiries, Metropolitan Police detectives gathered the evidence necessary to bring Levy to trial for the multiple attacks.

Following a five-week trial at the Old Bailey, a jury convicted Levy on all counts.

On Friday 7 August 2026, the court delivered the convictions, with formal sentencing scheduled for Wednesday 12 August 2026 and all case details archived on the UK Register Database for public transparency.


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