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GLYN DIX RESIDED IN HIGH ORCHARD STREET , GLOUCESTER IN THE LATE 1970’S ( NOW GLOUCESTER QUAYS ) IN GLOUCESTER DOCKS , IN A RENTED PROPERTY THEN OWNED BY PIA OVERBURY , WHOM HE MURDERED .
COINCIDENTALLY VERY CLOSE BY TO FRED AND ROSE WEST’S CAFE CALLED “THE GREEN LANTERN” AT 214 SOUTHGATE STREET , GLOUCESTER .
WERE GLYN DIX , FRED AND ROSE WEST FRIENDS ??? …. PARTICULARLY WITH THEIR SATANIC AND PERVERTED INTERESTS ???
DID GLYN DIX FREQUENT 25 CROMWELL STREET AS WELL???
FROM THE HANDS OF ONE OF BRITAIN’S MOST EVIL MURDERERS ….AND NOW FEATURED HERE AT LITTLEDEAN JAIL .
Here below are two handwritten and signed letters written by Gloucester wife killer … Glyn Dix from his prison cell whilst at HMP Wormwood Scrubs , London .
The first letter is dated in 1980 , shortly after being imprisoned for the rape and murder of 33 year old mother of two Pia Overbury whose body was found in woodland , near Hartpury near Gloucester in 1979.
Extract from Gloucester Citizen Newspaper in 1979
The letter below dated 1981 written by Dix whilst still imprisoned at HMP Wormwood Scrubs .
WHEN LIFE MEANS LIFE ….. AN EVIL SATANIC MURDERER WHO WILL NOW NEVER BE RELEASED FROM PRISON .
BELOW DOCUMENTARY FOOTAGE ON EVIL GLOUCESTER MURDERER GLYN DIX FEATURING PIA OVERBURY’S DAUGHTER MAXINE .
GLYN DIX AT HIS WEDDING TO HAZEL DENVER IN 1999. HE MURDERED HER IN 2004
Saturday 19th June 2004, killer: Glyn Dix at his wedding to Hazel Denver in 1999. He murdered her in 2004.
Hazel Dix aged 54, was found at the house in Seymour Drive in the Abbeydale area of Redditch, Worcestershire, at about 4pm.
Hazel’s son Adam Langford found Dix with the body. Dix told him: “We’ve had a little argument”. Dix and Hazel made love before rowing over what TV channel to watch. He stabbed her three times. Dix used a knife, hacksaw and scissors to cut second wife Hazel’s body into 16 pieces at their home.
A post-mortem examination revealed she had suffered multiple stab wounds.He was found guilty of murdering his wife Hazel in 2005, having stabbed her to death and chopped her body into 16 pieces at their home in Redditch, Worcestershire in the previous year.
Dix was sentenced to life imprisonment and it was then revealed that he had already been out of prison on life licence following a previous conviction for murdering Pia Overbury in the 1970s.Dix was ordered to remain at the high security Ashworth Hospital in Merseyside until his death. Dix met Hazel six years previous while he was serving time for murdering mum-of-two Pia Overbury, 32, in the 1970’s
She had driven her son Adam to see Dix in jail after the pair became friends while her son was in prison.
Dix, who suffers from schizopsychotic affective disorder, will stay in Merseyside’s high-security Ashworth Hospital until he dies for killing Hazel last June
23rd February 2008, The Times newspaper, revealed that Dix was one of around 37 prisoners who had been issued with whole life tariffs and were unlikely ever to be released, as his trial judge had said that he was “too dangerous” ever to be paroled.
EVIL Glyn Dix was jailed for the rest of his life for butchering his wife under a full moon in a satanic-style slaying.
The monster cut the body of tragic Hazel into 16 pieces just three years after being freed from jail where he served 20 years for a gruesome slaying of another woman.
Dix, 51, struck after being introduced to Hazel by her son Adam who did not know details of the previous killing.
Mum-of-six Hazel, 54, was slaughtered in the kitchen of their home in Redditch, Worcs, and Dix crouched naked over her body hacking it to bits as Adam walked in.
The crime — committed during a full moon — had echoes of Dix’s first murder when he tied up, raped and shot Gloucester mum-of-two Pia Overbury in 1980 before blaming a “change in the seasons”. He was freed in 2001.
Yesterday he admitted the 2004 slaying of Hazel and Birmingham Crown Court caged him “for the rest of his natural life”.
20 Seymour Drive, Redditch
Crime scene … house in which Glyn Dix stabbed and chopped up his wife
Hugh Worsnip, above, who worked as a reporter on The Citizen in Gloucester for 41 years, covered the murder of 33-year-old Pia Overbury, whose body was found in woodland near Hartpury, Gloucestershire.
Glyn Dix was convicted of murdering the mother-of-two and was jailed for 22 years in 1979. It also transpired that Miss Overbury was raped by Dix just 24 hours previously.
An interview with Hugh will feature in the last episode of “When Life Means Life”, which is being shown on the Crime & Investigation Network.
Said Hugh: “I remember it well and I remember going around to his house. It was absolutely terrible, one of the worst murder cases I have ever covered, for sure.”
Hugh also covered the Fred and Rosemary West Cromwell Street murders in 1994 and described it as one of the “nastiest” moments of his life.
The show comes about in the wake of murderer Arthur Hutchinson’s European Court of Human Rights bid to attempt to get out of his life sentence early.
If he’s successful, it could pave the way for others – including Glyn Dix – to do the same.
Dix, who was 26 at the time of the conviction, served the majority of his sentence and then married a woman called Hazel who he had befriended in jail.
They lived together in Redditch, Worcestershire. In 2004, he killed her too. Her son found Dix straddled over her with a knife in his hand.
Dix was sent to Ashworth in Liverpool for the rest of his life the following year.
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HE HAD A SAD LIFE