The dominatrix and the girl who worked as an escort were forced by their customers to leave notes that criticised police as the part of the pact of suicide made online, heard an inquest today. R. L.Taylor, aged thirty three, and J.Perlman, died in their rented flat 5 days after they had met via internet. In their hall way were found the series of letters where they hit officers investigating their cases – ‘without doubts’ difficult periodes of their lives, was told the inquest. Two ‘tender’ women were found lying in the cupboard side-by-side in their flat in the south-west London Putney, both in the head-phones connected to the players.
G. Lloyd detective from the Police of the Metropolitan told that women – both working in the industry of beauty and escort trade – led ‘restless’ lives prior to meeting each other online for planning deaths. They both laid on the duvet full of pillows,’ said DI Lloyd. ‘They both were dressed and both were wearing headphones, attached to the MP3.” The women had the backgrounds that were rather similar and sought for the police help having suffered from the hands of sex industry trade customers.
But none of them was satisfied with the result of the investigations. They had references from the detective Lloyd’s note that were found the papers that indicated on the complaints and dissatisfaction about the investigation of police. Escort Taylor, one of the girls who had fell in love with the investigating officer, stated that he ‘had played on her vulnerability and manipulated her’. Later she made 6complaints, including ‘immodest’ texting exchange with the police officer and the following failure to reassign the case to his colleague when she asked for the transfer. Perlman in her note hit the mean how police treated her statements when she has been ‘preyed’ by the man whom she met in the club where she has been employed for the ‘slave and master game with customers. The post-mortem showed that pair died having inhaled gas.