- James Desborough, 40, has been handed a whole-life order at Winchester Crown Court for the murders of Claudio Aquilino, 57, and Daniel Coleman, 43.
- Desborough murdered the two men last year before dismembering their bodies and concealing them in woodland located in Cornwall.
- A jury at Winchester Crown Court found Desborough guilty of both murders following a five-week trial.
- He had previously admitted to the charge of preventing the lawful burial of Mr Aquilino and Mr Coleman's bodies.
- Desborough is already serving a life sentence for strangling his 65-year-old prison cellmate, Steven Kempster, at HMP Exeter, an act he committed while on remand awaiting trial for the double murder, reportedly due to Kempster's snoring.
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