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David Fuller's crimes could be repeated

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Mother of victim of necrophiliac David Fuller reacts to inquiry that found crimes like his 'could be repeated'
The mother of one of David Fuller's victims has said she is still fighting to get compensation for the impact of her daughter's body being abused in a hospital mortuary. Fuller, a hospital electrician, is known to have violated at least 100 corpses, often filming or photographing his crimes.

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Crimes of necrophiliac killer who abused at least 100 dead women and girls could be repeated, inquiry finds
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Morgue crimes like Fuller's 'could be repeated'
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He Was Arrested for Sexually Abusing More Than 100 Dead Bodies. A New Inquiry Found His Crimes Could Be Repeated
Fuller, 70, was convicted of sexually abusing more than 100 bodies of women and young girls through the access he had to a ...
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Government urged to introduce ‘statutory’ regulations – David Fuller inquiry
The David Fuller inquiry has found Government “must” introduce statutory regulations to protect the “security and dignity” of ...
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David Fuller: Offences committed by hospital worker who sexually abused dozens of corpses 'could happen again'
An inquiry into the case of a hospital worker who sexually abused dozens of corpses has concluded that offences such as those ...

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