Hospital failings enabled necrophiliac murderer to offend for 15 years, inquiry finds

Failures of management helped create environment in which David Fuller was able to commit crimes, says inquiry chair

David Fuller, a necrophiliac, was able to offend for 15 years without being suspected or caught because of serious failings" at the hospitals where he worked, an inquiry has found.

Outlining his findings at a press conference in Westminster, central London, the chair of the inquiry into the case, Jonathan Michael, said there had been missed opportunities" to stop the necrophiliac double murderer.