Police release disguises used by wanted taxi driver killer

Surrey, England — Investigators are on the search for taxi driver killer Joseph Bagley who is out on license after serving 41 years in jail. There are allegedly six different potential disguises that Mr. Bagley could be using.

Bagley shot taxi driver Timothy Hall, 26, in the back of the head on March 25, 1978. Mr. Hall left behind his wife and a three-week-old baby girl.

The 66-year-old served a life sentence with a minimum term of 20 years. However, he was recently released on a supervised life license in January.

Since then, he lived in Maidstone, Kent for a couple of months until he went missing on May 12.

Police officials believe that Bagley is likely to have changed his appearance since going missing. “We believe there to be a strong chance that Joseph Bagley has altered his appearance,” Detective Inspector Mark Parry said.

**Surrey Police release forensic artist’s impressions of what on-the-run taxi driver killer Joseph Bagley might now look like after going missing on May 12**.

The artist’s impressions show Bagley with long, medium and no hair, and with and without glasses.

Furthermore, the on-the-run taxi driver killer is described as white, 5’11” tall, of medium build, with blue eyes and grey hair.

“The attached images are a forensic artist’s impressions of what he might look like if he has changed his appearance. We believe that this gives the public a variation of his potential appearance,” said Detective Parry.

If you have any information regarding his whereabouts, please call police immediately on 999, quoting reference number PR/45190050312.