A SOCCER shirt may be a vital clue in the hunt for a rapist who left his victim for dead.
led fluorescent tubesPolice made a tannoy appeal at Exeter City's fixture on Saturday and handed out flyers as fans left St James's Park.
They want to trace a man wearing the club's red and white strip and bearing the words "We 8 (hate) Argyle" - referring to Exeter's arch-rivals Plymouth Argyle.
The suspect was seen in the area where the 48-year-old mother was raped. Her unconscious body was dumped under a van in a cul de sac. She remains critically ill in hospital.
Her handbag was found a mile from the t5 led tube scene.
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Police warned women to carry panic alarms and to avoid walking home alone after the savage attack last month.
Det Chief Insp Mike Fowkes said: "This was a truly horrific attack.
"Whoever attacked her was callous enough to leave her for dead and just walk a way."
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