Serial killer sentenced to whole life order after murdering, dismembering and hiding bodies of two men
•Serial killer James Desborough was sentenced to a whole life order for murdering two men and dismembering their bodies.
•The victims, Claudio Aquilino and Daniel Coleman, had previously lived with Desborough in a hotel for homeless individuals.
•Authorities are now reviewing the deaths of four other former residents who lived at the hotel during the same period as Desborough.
المصدر: GB News | Source: GB NewsSerial killer James Desborough, 40, who murdered Claudio Aquilino, 57, and Daniel Coleman, 43, before dismembering and hiding their bodies in woodland in Cornwall last year has been sentenced to a whole life order at Winchester Crown Court.
The killer and his victims previously lived together at Sandy Lodge Hotel in Newquay, which housed homeless people and those suffering from addictions.
In light of the deaths of Mr Aquilino and Mr Coleman, police are reviewing the deaths of four others who lived there at the same time as Desborough.
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→Serial killer James Desborough was sentenced to a whole life order for murdering two men and dismembering their bodies.
→The victims, Claudio Aquilino and Daniel Coleman, had previously lived with Desborough in a hotel for homeless individuals.
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