Probe launched into morgue monster’s crimes to prevent more bodies being sexually abused

AN independent probe into the crimes of depraved David Fuller has been launched to prevent more dead bodies being sexually abused. The hospital electrician, 67, admitted murdering then sexually assaulting two women in Kent bedsits before carrying out dozens of sex attacks on corpses in mortuaries. An independent probe into the crimes of David Fuller has been launched to prevent more dead bodies from being sexually abused Health Secretary Sajid Javid appointed NHS executive Sir Jonathan Michael to lead the probe. He said it would ensure effective CCTV coverage in mortuaries. He also said Justice Secretary Dominic Raab is investigating whether the penalties available for such "appalling" sexual offences are adequate. The maximum sentence for sexually abusing a dead body is two years. Most read in News SPACE ODDITY I'm from Mars & was born on Earth to save you from apocalypse, says boy genius AMAZON DEATH Amazon worker dies at company's biggest UK depot 'after coming in early' TWISTED TEEN Killer teen, 15, unmasked as he's jailed for 16 years after murdering pal, 12 BODY AT SCHOOL School closed after body found on site as police probe mystery death TIGHTMOVE Benefits couple living in car given caravan… but can only get in through a WINDOW MUM'S AGONY Brit celebrity stylist's son, 3, found dead in burnt-out car near dad's body David Fuller, 67, admitted murdering and then sexually assaulting two women in Kent before carrying out dozens of sex attacks on corpses in mortuaries Health Secretary Sajid Javid appointed NHS executive Sir Jonathan Michael to lead the probe The Sun Manage Unsubscribe from these notifications or sign in to manage your Email service.