Harry Roberts, triple police killer behind 1966 manhunt, dies aged 89

Roberts, who murdered three police officers in Shepherd's Bush and served 48 years in prison, was released in 2014

Harry Roberts, the triple police killer whose 1966 murders shocked Britain and triggered one of the country's largest manhunts, has reportedly died aged 89.

Roberts died in hospital last Saturday after a short illness, the Sun reported. He had been living in sheltered accommodation in Peterborough after his release on licence in 2014, after serving 48 years in prison for the killings.