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ITV’s new four-part drama, Believe Me, focuses on the experiences of the victims in the John Worboys case and how the system let them down, rather than focusing on the perpetrator.

This series doesn’t center on the perpetrator, Worboys (Daniel Mays), but rather highlights the experiences of the women he harmed. To protect their privacy and authentically share their stories, the real women’s names have been changed.

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Carrie Johnson, now married to former UK prime minister Boris Johnson, recounts a 2007 incident when, at age 19, she was driven home by Worboys after a night out in Chelsea.