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Attack warning for home sellers

Tuesday 21 July 1992 00:02 BST
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Police are advising women to try to avoid showing prospective buyers around their homes after two sex attacks in a week believed to be by the same man.

The smartly dressed, polite man, in his late thirties or early forties, raped a woman at Chingford, east London, and sexually assaulted another at Waltham Abbey, north London, last week, after turning up without an appointment to ask to view houses for sale.

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