Anguish of missing woman's father

Police fear Paul Clennell is another murder victim

The father of a Northumberland-born woman, thought to be the latest victim of a suspected serial killer, has told of his anguish waiting for news.

Paula Clennell, 24, is feared to be one of five prostitutes murdered in the Ipswich area.

Her father Brian, from Berwick, appealed for help in tracking down those thought to be responsible for the murder of five prostitutes.

Police said Ms Clennell was last seen at the weekend.

Two more bodies were found in a woodland area near Ipswich on Tuesday.

Police said it was likely the two bodies are those of Paula Clennell and Annette Nicholls.

Mr Clennell said his daughter was a loving soul

The area is close to where the body of Anneli Alderton was found on Sunday. The bodies of Gemma Adams, and Tania Nicol were also found near Ipswich.

Mr Clennell, who has not seen his daughter for several years, said: "I have been sitting in my house crying for Paula. My mind has been in overdrive thinking about this brute.

"What sort of person does this? This person must be walking around the streets like one of us but he is not - he isn't human.

"Someone out there must know who he is. Somebody's husband is coming home in he middle of the night and they must be suspicious.

"My daughter's missing. My ex-wife is distraught. My other daughter is absolutely gutted. I am totally bemused, upset, distraught, because she is my blood.

"If anybody could help and tell police where her last movements were made, where they saw her.....please come forward."

Mr Clennell was divorced from his wife Isabella 10 years ago.