'Morgue Monster' killer David Fuller - how he evaded law for so long? Lawyer explains

David Fuller's crimes are straight out of a horror book. The 68-year-old David, aka the morgue monster, had abused over a hundred dead bodies of women while working at hospitals from 2007 to 2020.

After his arrest in December, the police brought in further charges of sexual assaults against deceased patients in hospitals where we worked as a technical supervisor.

The Bedsit Murders

Remembered as among the UK's most prolonged unsolved crimes, the bedsit murders (of Ms. Knell and Ms. Pierce) high in Tunbridge Wells in 1987 were finally traced to Fuller due to DNA matching leading to his arrest in December 2020.

More proactive reporting System

The solicitor feels that the National Health Service should update its database of employees regularly. Further, hospitals should carry out CRB checks for their staff periodically. So if someone spots any colleague doing anything suspicious, the reporting system must be simple and involve the police immediately.

FAQs

Are all of Fuller's crimes related to the sexual abuse of dead bodies?
Fuller had criminal streaks from early life. In the 1970's he was convicted of domestic burglary involving rear window break-ins and creeper-type burglaries.

How was David caught finally?
David was traced to a double murder through a DNA linkage, considered a breakthrough in DNA science for tracing criminals. However, the Police were shocked to discover the number of crimes he committed.