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Cameras in court | 'Suffolk Strangler' told he'll 'die in prison' after admitting to 1999 murder
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1:20:15Now PlayingWatch live inside the Old Bailey as serial killer Steve Wright is sentenced for the murder of a 17-year-old girl in Suffolk more than 25 years ago.
The 67-year-old had been due to go on trial at the Old Bailey but changed his plea on Monday.
It is the first time Wright, known as the "Suffolk Strangler", has admitted any killings.
Victoria Hall was on her way home to Trimley St Mary from a nightclub in Felixstowe when she vanished in 1999. Her body was found in a ditch five days later near the village of Creeting St Peter, around 25 miles from where she was last seen.
Wright, who is being held at HMP Long Lartin in Worcestershire, is already serving a whole life sentence for the murders of five other women.
They were killed over a 10-day period in December 2006 and their bodies dumped at locations in Ipswich.
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