This senior led a scary double life!
In England, married hospital electrician David Fuller, 67, sexually abused 99 dead women in morgues.
He committed his perverse deeds in two Kent hospitals over a period of twelve years. His wife suspected nothing. In the neighborhood, Fuller was considered a harmless owl.
It was pure coincidence that the deeds came to light in the first place. The Brit was actually arrested last year for the sex murders of two young women. He killed her back in 1987, but could only be determined through in-depth DNA research.
Wendy Knell († 25) was found dead in her blood-smeared bed on the morning of June 23, 1987 – Fuller confessed to the murder in courtPhoto: Kent Police
In the course of the subsequent raid, the police found a diary in his house in which he lives with his wife. He recorded the details of his corpse rapes by hand. The youngest dead was just nine years old, the oldest 100.
Caroline Pierce († 20) was attacked by Fuller on November 24, 1987 and sexually abused. Her stripped body was later found in a moatPhoto: Kent Police
In addition, the investigators found hard drives in a hiding place on Fuller’s property with pictures showing him desecrating the bodies.
Prosecutor Duncan Atkinson in court: “When these hard drives were examined, it was found that they contained a library of unimaginable sexual depravity.” In total, there were four million images of sexual abuse, most of them downloaded from the Internet.
So far, 78 of Fuller’s 99 victims have been identified. After his deeds, he is said to have searched some of the dead women on Facebook to find out more about them.
In court, Fuller confessed to the murders of the two women and many of the desecrations. The police believe that there could have been hundreds more acts. The court found the elderly guilty – he is now facing life imprisonment.
British Health Minister Sajid Javid (51) described Fuller’s actions as “appalling” and initiated an investigation into the crime by a former hospital boss. Objective: to increase security in the British morgues.