- James Desborough, 40, has been found guilty at Winchester Crown Court of the murders of Claudio Aquilino, 57, and Daniel Coleman, 43.
- The victims' bodies were dismembered and subsequently hidden in woodland in Cornwall last year.
- The trial revealed that both men had previously lived with Desborough at a hostel for the homeless in Newquay, and they were last seen alive in his company.
- Following their disappearances, Desborough was found to have spent the victims' money, as presented to the jury.
- Police discovered 1,900 burned bone fragments from Mr Aquilino's body and parts of Mr Coleman's body, including his torso, legs, and feet, in a shallow grave within Sticker Woods, where Desborough resided in a cabin on his property.
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