The court heard how Levy, from Tottenham, targeted vulnerable women engaged in sex work on the streets.
He declined to give evidence during his trial but pleaded not guilty to the two murders, as well as two counts of rape, grievous bodily harm with intent, and non-fatal suffocation against the surviving woman.
The jury, which was given a majority direction in the trial, found him guilty of all charges after 13 hours of deliberation.
The Metropolitan Police confirmed to the that it believed Wilkins’ death could have been avoided had there not been multiple points of failure in the handling of Levy.
The Met failed to treat Valencia-Trujillo’s death as a murder, despite arresting Levy soon afterwards and finding his DNA on her body, until after Levy killed again.
In February, Levy was convicted of sexually assaulting 10 women on London’s Tubes and trains, as well as a female prison officer in HMP Brixton, with details of that trial now reportable for the first time.