Double murder accused strangled his Devon cellmate while awaiting trial
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James Desborough, 40, is accused of murdering his cellmate while awaiting trial for the murders of Claudio Aquilino and Daniel Coleman, whose remains were hidden in Cornish woodland. A jury in Winchester heard that Desborough, a fan of a TV show about serial killers, strangled his cellmate in prison. He was previously convicted in March of murdering Steven Kempster. The case involves multiple killings and prison violence.
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James Desborough was convicted in March of murdering Steven Kempster.
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James Desborough was convicted in March of murdering Steven Kempster.
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Loaded language removed<p>Jury in Winchester is told James Desborough was convicted in March of murdering Steven Kempster </p><p>A fan of a TV show about serial killers strangled a cellmate in prison while awaiting trial for allegedly murdering two men and hiding their remains in Cornish woodland, a jury has heard.</p><p>James Desborough, 40, is accused of killing Claudio Aquilino and Daniel Coleman and concealing…
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James Desborough was convicted in March of murdering Steven Kempster.
The GuardianJames Desborough is a fan of a TV show about serial killers.
The GuardianJames Desborough strangled a cellmate in prison while awaiting trial.
The GuardianJames Desborough is accused of murdering Claudio Aquilino and Daniel Coleman.
The GuardianRemains of Claudio Aquilino and Daniel Coleman were concealed in Cornish woodland.
The GuardianThe bodies were hidden in dense undergrowth close to Desborough's cabin near St Austell.
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