Editing Gordon Cummins (section)

==Arrest==
As Cummins had left RAF-issue kit at the scene of both his attempted murders, the Air Ministry was asked to identify them, and told the police that both items had been issued to Cummins. He was arrested, and was immediately identified by Margaret Hayward as her attacker, although Mulcahy was unable to remember if he had attacked her. A search of his flat also revealed that he was in possession of items stolen from the corpses of the Blackout Ripper's victims, and his fingerprints were matched to the ones found at the scene of Evelyn Oatley's murder. 

Cummins was charged with the murder of Evelyn Oatley (charges for his other murders were left on file), convicted and hanged at Wandsworth Prison by Albert Pierrepont on 25 June 1942.
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