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Triple killer had 'delusions' before attacks in Exeter (opens the original)
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A man suffering from delusions about kidnappings and paedophiles killed three men hours after being released from custody, an inquest has heard. Alexander Lewis-Ranwell was still wearing the grey tracksuit he had been issued while under arrest the previous evening when he killed Anthony Payne, 80, and 84-year-old twins Dick and Roger Carter in Exeter on 10 February 2019. He had been arrested and released from custody twice in the two days leading up to the killings, jurors at Exeter County Hall
How serial killer James Desborough preyed on vulnerable homeless men (opens the original)
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"He's really off his head. He doesn't care... he is kamikaze." Those were Claudio Aquilino's words during a 999 call the day before he disappeared. He was frightened and told police he wanted nothing to do with a crime he believed was about to be committed by a man called James Desborough. About 12 hours later on 18 April 2025, CCTV captured Aquilino with Desborough in a Newquay pub. It was the last time Aquilino was seen alive. Police found his burnt remains in a stream months later as they sea
James Desborough given whole life orders for Cornwall double murders (opens the original)
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Serial killer James Desborough has been given two whole life prison sentences with no chance of parole - as police revealed they are looking into four unexplained deaths at the homeless shelter that housed him. Desborough, already serving a minimum of 19 years for the murder of his prison cellmate, was given the whole life tariffs for killing 57-year-old Claudio Aquilino and Daniel Coleman, 43, in Cornwall. Aquilino and Coleman met Desborough at Newquay's Sandy Lodge homeless shelter, where poli
Man guilty of murdering two men found in Cornwall woodland (opens the original)
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A man has been found guilty of murdering two men he met in a homeless shelter. James Desborough had previously admitted preventing the lawful burial in 2025 of 57-year-old Claudio Aquilino and 43-year-old Daniel Coleman. A jury at Winchester Crown Court heard the 40-year-old, of Old Oak Woods, Lower Sticker, Cornwall, dismembered his victims' bodies, tried to burn their remains and hid them in woodland in Sticker where he owned a cabin. He is due to be sentenced on Wednesday. Earlier this year,
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