Morgue killer David Fuller has been 'linked' to the 1986 unsolved murder of a barmaid who was found dumped in wasteland just a mile from where he grew up.
Detectives are investigating whether the warped killer could be responsible for the rape and murder of Linda Cook in Portsmouth 35 years ago.
Fuller, 67, grew up in the city and lived as a convicted burglar just a mile from where the 24-year-old was found dumped in wasteland.
The Cook case became known as the Cinderella Murder because of a distinctive footprint left imprinter on her body with the word 'Flash'.
Fuller also left a bloody footprint at the scene of Wendy Knell's killing in 1987 - a year after Ms Cook's death, reports The Sun.
Linda Cook was killed in Portsmouth in December 1986 in a case that became known as the Cinderella Murder
David Fuller pleaded guilty to murdering Wendy Knell, 25, and Caroline Pierce, 20, in two separate attacks in Tunbridge Wells
Michael Shirley pictured leaving the High Court after his conviction for the murder if Kind Cook was overturned on July 3, 2003
The perverted killer pleaded guilty to the 1987 sexual assaults and murders of Ms Knell, 25, and Caroline Pierce, 20, at Maidstone Crown Court this week.
Fuller also admitted sexually abusing at least 100 corpses while working as an electrician at Kent and Sussex Hospital in Tunbridge Wells.
During a search of his home last year, police found hard drives, floppy discs and CDs with 14 million images of sex offences - including filming himself committing the heinous acts.
Michael Shirley, then 18, was wrongly convicted of Ms Cook's murder and
