British politicians want investigation into abuse deaths in hospitals

British MPs want an investigation into the large-scale sexual abuse of the deceased in two British hospitals. Electrician David Fuller, 67, admitted this week that between 2008 and 2020 he sexually assaulted at least 100 people who died, mostly women, in the hospitals where he worked as an electrician, in the county of Kent.

Fuller is on trial this week for the sexual abuse and murder of two young women in 1987, in the town of Tunbridge Wells. Known in the UK as the ‘Bedsit Murders’, these murders remained unsolved until Fuller could be identified as the perpetrator through new DNA testing.

When Fuller was arrested at his home last year, police also found hard drives, floppy disks, DVDs and USB sticks containing millions of photos and videos of child pornography. In a hidden container, police also found hard drives containing videos showing Fuller’s corpses being sexually assaulted in the morgues of the hospitals where he worked.

The images of the arrest and the search were released today:

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