NEW BBC crime drama Four Lives will tell the story of serial killer Stephen Port who murdered four young men he met on Grindr, the gay dating app.
The show aims to focus on the perspectives of his four victims – but who were they?
Who were Stephen Port's victims?
Anthony Walgate
Stephen Port was found guilty of the murders of four men and Anthony Walgate was his first victim.
He was a student who had dreams of being a famous fashion designer.
Living away from his family home in Hull, he occasionally worked as an escort through a website called Sleepyboys to earn some extra money.
It was there he was contacted by Port, who offered him £800 for an overnight job.
Anthony was then found dead outside Port’s flat in Barking east London on June 19 2014 after being given a fatal dose of GHB.
Port had pleaded guilty to perverting the course of justice in relation Mr Walgate's death and was sentenced to eight months imprisonment.
But, by the time Port was jailed, he had gone on to claim the lives of another two young men.
Gabriel Kovari
Gabriel Kovari, 22 was his second victim.
He had moved to London from Slovakia and had briefly lived with Port.
After meeting one of his Port's neighbours the day after he moved in, Mr Kovari text him to say "Stephen is not a nice person".
The neighbour texted Port to ask how Mr Kovari was doing, but he replied that he had left.
It wasn't long until Mr Kovari's body was found slumped against a wall in the graveyard near Port's flat.
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