Shocking moment police discover a necrophiliac killer's sick cache of images that show him sexually abusing dead victims at the morgues where he worked.
David Fuller, a 68-year-old father-of-four, had been leading a seemingly ordinary life until investigators connected him to the long-unsolved murders of Wendy Knell, 25, and Caroline Pierce, 20, in 1987.
Fuller hid hard drive evidence of his offending in a box, stuck to a chest of drawers, hidden in a wardrobe.Picture: Kent Police Fuller used the access his swipe card gave him to abuse bodies in the hospital mortuaries, the court heard.Little did they know that these storage devices contained an extensive archive of almost 900,000 files documenting Fuller's grotesque acts of necrophilia, carried out at the Tunbridge Wells mortuary.
As Detective Inspector Shelley Chantler, the officer leading the case, reflects on the initial disbelief she felt, she notes the challenges of reconciling the existence of two distinct personalities within one individual."It's difficult to get your head round that any human could even think to do that and then they discovered some more."
In 2020, Fuller admitted murdering Wendy Knell, 25, and Caroline Pierce, 20, in 1987 after he brutally bludgeoned and strangled them to death.
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